Sentence examples for in who from inspiring English sources

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The phrase 'in who' is not correct and usable in written English.
You cannot use it in a sentence. Example: Incorrect: He was interested in who could help him. Correct: He was interested in who he could get help from.

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Who is invited in, who excluded?

The Guardian

seems uninterested in who comes next.

The New Yorker

They're interested in who got married.

The New York Times

They're interested in who you are.

The New York Times

Not in who he is.

The New York Times

This alone justifies investment in WHO PQP.

The Guardian

"We're more interested in who you are.

The Guardian

In "Who Wants to Be Retro?

The New York Times - Arts

HISTORICALLY, Angolans have had little say in who ruled them.

The Economist

I was interested in who these people were.

The New York Times

"He was very, very interested in who you were.

Independent

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