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let into
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let someone or something into something and let someone or something in
to permit someone or something to enter something or some place; to make it possible for someone or something to enter something or some place. Would you let Ed into his room? He forgot his key. Please let in the dog.
See also: let


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The survey also shows that the time taken to let a property is longer than it was six months ago, although a fifth of all homes are still let in a week or less.
 
 
 
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