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call in

[kawl in] / ˈkɔl ˌɪn /








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Some officers will undergo a one-day course in responding to emergency calls in police vans, while others will spend three days being shown how to drive at the start of a pursuit.

From BBC

Tuesday’s meeting in Paris was called in part because some European countries that had signaled they were prepared to participate in security guarantees for Ukraine appeared to grow nervous about making specific commitments.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Two crazy calls in a row that you feel like can dictate the momentum of the game, it doesn’t mean a win or a loss, it just dictates the momentum,” Curry said.

From Los Angeles Times

He said he made the call in part because of the Fed’s monetary-policy tightening to combat inflation.

From MarketWatch

Public unions call in the government to stop it.

From The Wall Street Journal