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hook into

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hook something into something
to connect something to something. I want to hook another communication line into the system. Is it possible to hook my computer into your network?
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It would be a bold call for head coach Ian McGeechan to promote Hook into the starting XV but he does offer something different to both Stephen Jones, who struggled in Saturday's first Test defeat, and Ronan O'Gara.
But last night Jenkins shoved Hook into the Welsh midfield after naming Ceri Sweeney to replace injured Stephen Jones against the South-Pacific's version of the British Lions.
WALES head coach Gareth Jenkins wasted no time in pencilling James Hook into his World Cup squad after the rookie fly-half made a starring home debut in his side's thrilling 29-29 draw with Australia.
 
 
 
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