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"being in the know" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to mean being aware of important information, usually before others. For example: "The CEO always prided himself on being in the know about upcoming industry changes."
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It's the knowingness about knowingness about knowing about being in the know.
"The adrenaline flow, being in the know.
It was a book that carried the sense of being in the know.
Bloggers and web writers pride themselves on being in the know.
"We realized she was being excluded from party invitations and being in the know with her peers," she said.
"The Pinz is less about standing out than belonging -- and being in the know," Mr. Hanson said.
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You were strategic in creating the emotional connection but it results in their having a sense of power and being in-the-know by discovering you.
It means keeping on the good side of officials who offer you access, occasional exclusives and the sense of self-esteem that comes with being "in-the-know" and in the inner sanctum of power.
"You kind of have to be in-the-know," Mr. Messina said.
Connect with people who are in-the-know.
"I want to be in the know.
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