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back in harness

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*back in(to) (the) harness
Fig. back doing one's job. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) I don't look forward to getting back into the harness next Monday. When my vacation is over, I have to get back into harness the very next day. I'm not looking forward to having to get back in harness after my trip abroad.
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CAPTION(S): BACK IN HARNESS Ross Arceri has returned to the Newcastle entertainment scene.
Edinburgh were looking for their fourth win in a row but with Leinster having their Lions back in harness it was never going to be easy.
Byline: Simon Thomas BLUES boss Dai Young admits it's a timely boost that star centres Jamie Roberts and Tom Shanklin are back in harness for the first Welsh derby of the season.
 
 
 
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