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in good company

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in good company
similar to someone who is better known than you are for their achievements or experience. Einstein didn't do so well in school, so you're in good company.
Usage notes: often refers to a negative situation or problem, as in the example
See also: company, good


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If, dear reader, you don't understand exactly what that means, you are in good company since neither does this writer.
It will be in good company with such retailers as Cartier, Fred Leighton and Breguet in the nearby vicinity.
Along with not renewing NL/NL, we cancelled The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, so you're in good company.
 
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