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in select company, especially in the circle of the influential and powerful He was not able to get critical information regarding corporate decisions because he was not in the loop.
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In select company, especially in association with a circle of powerful people If this man is in the loop, than he is probably not going to help us.
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(adj.) in the ability to affect outcome of a situation, or knowledgeable of all aspects that are not given to outsiders. He said no grunts were to be in the loop of the invasion until a day beforehand.
Kev was in the loop of thier social group, and tore them apart with lies. |
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A person is in the loop when they are privy to all the most recent slang words and to the teen and young adult culture ect. John is in the loop.
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