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be in line

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be in someone's line (old-fashioned)

to be a subject or activity that you are interested in or good at. I wouldn't have thought gardening was in your line, Ben.

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be in full flow/spate
be in full swing
be in good books
be in good company
be in hand
be in hands
be in hot water

be in line
be in line for
be in luck
be in mint condition
be in over head
be in overdrive
be in pocket
be in pole position

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