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study group

NOUN
students that study together
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My friend Lloyd the lawyer, in his sixties, cited three special objects of gratitude this year: old college friends who show how they care through their candor, his Shabbat morning bible study group—“they are sharp, warm and skeptical”—and what happens when he walks the dogs each day just before dawn on the Westchester shore.

From The Wall Street Journal

The study group includes the bishop, the rector of the shrine, a survivor of abuse, an expert in sacred art and a psychotherapist.

From Seattle Times

On Friday, Bishop Jean-Marc Micas, whose diocese includes Lourdes, announced the creation of a study group to consider what to do with the Basilica of the Rosary mosaics, placing the needs of abuse survivors first.

From Seattle Times

The episode — which revolved around the “murder” of a yam a community college study group was growing for biology class — felt like more homage than mockery.

From Washington Post

The bipartisan Afghanistan Study Group report much cited by Biden’s critics concluded that “around 4,500” were required.

From Washington Post