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Discover Ludwig"the enemy in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a noun phrase to refer to an enemy or enemies who are inside a specific location or organization. Example: "We must be cautious and watch out for the enemy in our midst, as they could be planning an attack at any moment."
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Men are not the enemy in this.
"The enemy in this agenda is coal.
The enemy in this war is elusive.
The enemy in le Carré's universe, both fictional and not, isn't America.
"We must not please the enemy in any way," he said.
This clause, however, is uniformly disregarded by the enemy in Afghanistan.
As he admits, however, his party jumps into bed with the enemy in local elections.
And the enemy in Afghanistan is far more entrenched and experienced.
"It's really important that we define the enemy in narrow terms," Crumpton said.
Second, he was fighting alongside the enemy in the armed conflict with Al Qaeda.
It was being published by the enemy in time of war; it deserved suppression.
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