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dialled in

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adjective

  1. informal  exhibiting total concentration on and mastery of the task in hand

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The paceman was also dialled in to his task at Lilac Hill, getting the ball to jump off the unresponsive surface.

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MSPs on the committee cited claims that one senior member of staff dialled in from a holiday villa.

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"Whereas tonight we were in the changing rooms, you're seeing Iga and Casper, they're like fully dialled in. It was intense."

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The new line-up was announced on the Radio 1 Breakfast Show with Greg James when the couple dialled in to the station.

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The world number 81 started superbly but had to withstand a Medvedev fightback, with the Russian frequently switching from irate to dialled in as he forced a fifth set.

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