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insider

[in-sahy-der] / ˌɪnˈsaɪ dər /


NOUN
cognoscente
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Not all were pleased: Some Democratic insiders bristled at what they saw as a breach of protocol.

From The Wall Street Journal

Industry insiders said the incident may have been due to GPS and radar jamming, complicating navigation as both the U.S. and Venezuela beef up military hardware.

From The Wall Street Journal

Investors still found something to worry about: Circle’s IPO lockup period ended around the same time, leading to fear insiders would begin flooding the market with shares.

From Barron's

Bowden, formerly the general manager of the Cincinnati Reds and Washington Nationals, serves as a baseball insider on several media platforms.

From Los Angeles Times

From fleets of private trailers to personal chefs and sprawling entourages, Bollywood stars' "obnoxious" demands are driving up production costs and putting a strain on the Indian film industry's finances, insiders say.

From Barron's