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in-tray
noun
a tray for incoming papers requiring attention
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Perhaps the most urgent thing in her in-tray is still to chart a better path towards dealing with abuse and treating with more compassion those affected by it.
From BBC
The couple are set to return to the presidential residence, but this time Mutharika's in-tray will be far weightier.
From BBC
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters says there are no plans to play a top-flight match abroad and the idea is "not anywhere near my in-tray".
From BBC
He has a bulging in-tray of issues to address.
From BBC
"Among the first items in Shah's in-tray ought to be the World Test Championship, a shambles masquerading as a showpiece," Booth said.
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