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a party of people assembled in the evening (usually at a private house).

This gives the incumbent party a huge advantage, but it also ensures that the LDP remains a party of patronage more than of policy.

Once he went to a party of actors and actresses and saw many former patients.

The highwaymen's gaze fell on a party of traveling merchants and tried to rob them.

a party of schoolchildren, tourists, etc

a party of people assembled to have dinner together.

Show a party of tourists round the imperial palace

The old man is a survivor of the Qing Dynasty, a party member or sympathizer for my decline, no doubt a party of clan societies.

Now that the Lib Dems are a party of government, the wasted-vote argument is weakened.

In a parliamentary career of 36 years, she spent only six in a party of any size.

He' s showing around a party of visitors.

The waiver by a party of any right hereunder will not be considered a waiver thereof unless expressly waived in a writing signed by the waiving party.

a party of ten, inclusive of the host

The teacher is taking a party of children to the library.

He conducted a party of tourists to Europe.