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in the know

Idioms  

  1. Privy to special or secret information, as in Not too many people are in the know about this project. [Late 1800s]

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And yet, for those in the know, there’s no greater privilege.

From The Wall Street Journal

But that isn’t stopping those in the know from fixating on Anthropic’s latest.

From The Wall Street Journal

Sign up now to be the first in the know, and receive the inaugural edition.

From MarketWatch

And while Nike said in its latest earnings report earlier this month that it could take some time for the plan to be completed, open-market purchases of the stock by those in the know send a strong message that better times are ahead.

From MarketWatch

And while Nike said in its latest earnings report earlier this month that it could take some time for the plan to be completed, open-market purchases of the stock by those in the know send a strong message that better times are ahead.

From MarketWatch

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