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in the loop

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in the loop
Fig. in the group of persons communicating regularly about a specific plan or project. I don't know what's going on with the Jones deal since I'm not in the loop. Bob and Jean are in the loop. They can tell you what's happening.
See also: loop

in the loop
having knowledge of and involvement in something Is Congress fully in the loop on issues of national security? Watkins didn't go out of his way to keep his employees in the loop. Opposite of: out of the loop Related vocabulary: in the picture
See also: loop


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Assume that before the power outage, the temperature in the loop was 2,650F (1,454C) and that the refractory in the inductor was at thermal equilibrium.
For example, if twenty people attend the same party, they can create a single Loop of party photos, where anyone in the Loop can comment on any of the pictures.
CHICAGO -- First-Ever Study of Higher Education's Economic Impact in the Loop Shows Fast-Growing Sector; High Demand for Student-Priced Restaurants, Parking and Meeting Places
 
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