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have a dog in the fight
idiom(alsohave a dog in this fight)
to be involved in or affected by a situation personally:
Donations of money should not be accepted from people who have a dog in the fight.
Lawyers could hold a grudge against a particular judge, or vice versa, but jurors do not have a dog in the fight.
This is between myself and my insurance company and I don't see that the government has any dog in the fight.
We don't have a dog in this fight — we're just here to fix a problem.
We have no dog in this fight, but we want a fair outcome for everybody.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Taking part and getting involved
actor
all in
along
attendee
be (a) party to somethingidiom
concern
engage
go all in
go in on something
hat
have a horse in the raceidiom
have skin in the gameidiom
muscle
neck
pitch in
plunge
plunge in/plunge into something
punch above your weightidiom
re-engage
thick
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