include in

include (one) in (something)

To involve or incorporate one in something. My big brother never includes me in anything he does with his friends. Please include Aunt Greta in the dinner reservations.
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

include someone in (something)

to invite someone to participate in something. Let's include Terri in the planning session. Without asking, Henry included himself in the group going on a picnic.
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
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  • include
  • include (one) in (something)
  • incorporate
  • incorporate (someone or something) in(to) (something)
  • incorporate in
  • factor
  • factor in
  • figure in
  • figure in(to) (something)
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And the fight against the prison industrial complex--while correct in the view that prisons serve as a means of confining and/or disappearing a generation of black and brown youth--must include in its analysis the pivotal role immigrants play in the expansion of the big business of law enforcement and prisons.
'We are working more on it to include ins and outs of the country's glorious history in an easier way for primary and secondary levels of students to create opportunities for the new generation to learn the history of the country," he said and suggested including the historic speech in higher education courses too.
The Homeland Security Act of 2002 was prompted by the June 6, 2002, proposal made by President Bush to create a new homeland security department that would include INS under its border and transportation security division.
* 1977--The Office of Drug Abuse Policy report recommended a single agency, to include INS and the Customs Service, to perform port-of-entry inspections and border patrol.
As announced on June 6, 2002, the Administration's proposal for a homeland security department would include INS among the agencies transferred to a new homeland security department.