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"bring in the" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to bringing something (a person, object, etc.) into a certain place. For example, you could say "Bring in the next patient for their appointment."
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"It didn't bring in the police.
Digital media and events businesses bring in the rest.
So why bring in the Equus?
But you've still got to bring in the customers.
Clothing is another way to bring in the big bucks.
Then, through commerce partnerships, bring in the additional transactional layer".
Old media are dead; bring in the new ones.
They bring in the gangs.
They bring in the crowds.
Football nights bring in the fans.
"Maybe that would bring in the money.
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