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in the dark
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*in the dark (about someone or something)
Fig. uninformed about someone or something; ignorant about someone or something. (*Typically: be ~; keep someone ~; stay ~.) I'm in the dark about who is in charge around here. I can't imagine why they are keeping me in the dark. She's in the dark about how this machine works.
See also: dark
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The technology is more advanced in Germany, where citizens in three areas stay in the dark, but can phone their route to a switchboard which will illuminate their way.
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If you wake in the middle of the night, stay in the dark if possible and do something meditative or relaxing until sleep returns.
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