in one's midst

English

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in one's midst

  1. In the middle of a group. Among a group.
    • 2010, July 3, “Lindis Percy”, in Letters - Blows against the American empire[The Guardian]:
      Some of us are deeply troubled by the presence of the US spy base at Menwith Hill – in our midst and in beautiful Nidderdale.

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