noun[plural only]1
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(US, informal) The set of fourteen law schools,
which frequently take the top fourteen spots
in the yearly U.
S.
News &
World Report ranking:
the Columbia Law School, Cornell
Law School,
Duke University School of Law,
Georgetown University Law Center, Harvard
Law School,
New York University School of Law,
Northwestern University School of Law, Stanford
Law School, UC
Berkeley School of Law,
University of Chicago Law School,
University of Michigan Law School,
University of Pennsylvania Law School,
University of Virginia School of Law,
and the Yale Law School.
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