Converse of object

• form: A big society exists in order to form cliques.

• have: Against us we have a well-organised clique, with its hands on the apparatus of power.

• join: Don't join a clique, especially of moaning ex-pats.

• create: I am no longer creating new cliques or adding new images, so don't bother submitting anything.

• find: Algorithm 457: Finding all cliques of an undirected graph.

Converse of subject

• run: Are operations transparent, or do things seem to be run by cliques?

Adjective modifier

• Stalinist: Hence Soviet patriotism is inseparable from irreconcilable struggle against the Stalinist clique.

• bureaucratic: The rivalry between the bureaucratic cliques can become the opening for a much wider political struggle.

• small: The ICL functioned well into the 80s, attracting a small clique of The Knowing into its shadow.

• military: Despite recent superficial moves toward political reconciliation, Myanmar remains in the grip of a bloodstained corrupt military clique.

• little: Equally, Judith Warner's initial pool of interviewees is a wealthy little clique in the suburbs of Washington, DC.

• own: Many people have an image of five separate sections, each with its own clique of writers.

Modifies a noun

• detection: Clique detection is at present the only approach that guarantees finding all maximal patterns.

• algorithm: Various such objects are here identified and surveyed, and the utilization of clique algorithms in the construction of these is considered.

Noun used with modifier

• ruling: The domination of the ruling clique is based on the Red Army.

• militarist: The struggle between the militarist cliques is destroying what remains of the unity of the country.

Preposition: of

• people: It has become an arcane currency, written by a small clique of people in London where every­one is friends of everyone else.

• expert: You need have no fear that you will always be the only novice among a clique of experts!

• student: Plot Outline: Virginia is proud to belong to a clique of rich students at a private school called " The Top 10.