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inside track
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inside track
(noun)
inside track
noun
inside track
noun
Britannica Dictionary definition of INSIDE TRACK
the inside track
:
a position that gives someone an advantage over others in a competition
The owner's son has
the inside track
for the job.
She is on
the inside track
to get a promotion.
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