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In

When things are as they should be, or when things are supposed to be there and they are, they are said to be “in.”

Examples:

Lily’s in planning made her an excellent event coordinator.

As a project manager, Julio prided himself on tight scheduling being in.

You look tired. Is your sleep in?

(HCOB 19 Jun 71 III)

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