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on the inside

Idioms  
  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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The rarity value of this edition, in Raanan's view, is the trilingual print on the inside cover reading "Property of the Holy Jewish Community of Gaza" in Hebrew, "Jewish Association of Gaza" in Arabic, and "Jewish Community of Gaza, Palestine" in French.

From Barron's

Hutchinson's individual quality stood out as he beat Andy Robertson on the inside and took a shot that Alisson saved.

From BBC

But after an aggressive cut in front of Verstappen to head off the Dutchman's attack on the inside, Norris misjudged his braking point and ran deep into the corner.

From BBC

"My first thought was that my kids, whose faces live permanently on the inside of my eyelids, wouldn't remember me."

From BBC

The four-time champion is on the inside line, and if he runs true to form may well try to push Norris wide on the entry to claim the lead, as he did with Ferrari's Charles Leclerc in the inaugural race here in 2023.

From BBC