Similar words: buy in, buying, buying power, installment buying, buy it, pry into, lay into, fly into. Meaning: v. buy stocks or shares of a company.
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31. Rose berry tried to buy into the club but was not accepted.
32. So the elevator speech is ultimately a 30-second or less explanation (in A.I.D.A. style) that persuades the other person to "buy into" your vision.
33. The reason: It forces you to buy into depressed sectors that may be due for a rebound, while lightening up on highflying sectors that could be set to tumble.
34. For the program to work, you need to buy into using other Apple entertainment products.
35. They have a real balance of guys who know their roles and buy into it.
36. At any rate,[sentence dictionary] Jackson said he hoped Bryant would continue to buy into a team - first principle.
37. Why are people so eager to buy into organic food?
38. Coined as 'reverse socialisation', many middle-aged women are becoming 'consumer dopplegangers ' striving to regain their youthful appearance as they buy into the same products as their offspring.
39. That means the quality of WAC applications is limited -- something developers won't necessarily buy into.
40. If we buy into the idea that these people are "naturally" unwrinkled, the comparison is always likely to come up wanting.
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