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on the inside

  1. In a position of confidence or influence, as in The new reporter said he got his facts from at least one official on the inside. [c. 1930]



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“That’s who he is — even when he’s on the inside, he’s still an outsider. He’s never gotten news from going to a presidential briefing. He knows that’s where the lie is handed out.”

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Hanna said she would warn her grandchildren that their father may look different on the outside, "but the same on the inside."

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Cobra sped off on the first lap, but slowed down on the second and finished at the back of the pack, as last year's reigning champion Viola surged through on the inside -- right at the end -- to take the crown once again.

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She said: "To have people on the inside who smile to our faces, sit next to us at meetings, share jokes, anecdotes, before stabbing us in the back is very sad indeed."

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Brown and the McLaren team principal Andrea Stella pointed the finger at the two drivers who were on the inside of Piastri at the first corner, Sauber's Nico Hulkenberg and Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso.

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