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in-tray
noun
- a tray for incoming papers requiring attention
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"Among the first items in Shah's in-tray ought to be the World Test Championship, a shambles masquerading as a showpiece," Booth said.
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Adding to the Treasury's in-tray, official growth forecasts for the economy are also likely to be cut.
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And there are plenty of problems that fall firmly in the Borthwick's in-tray.
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And stuff happens, stuff always happens, that seizes the agenda, the attention, the in-tray of ministers.
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The issue has now made its way to the UK government's in-tray, with MPs calling for interventions to ensure artists receive fair compensation when their work is used by AI developers.
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