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Meaning: (idiomatic)Astake; something at risk,especiallywith regard tomoneyandinvestments.Synonym:dog in the fight1988April 4, Alan Alper, “Inertia often stifles new technology”, inComputerworld[2], volume xxii, number14, page67:Companies must obtain accountability across all business functions if they are to harvest the fruits of technology. "Let everyone haveskin in the game", Rogow said.1991August 26, Edmund Faltermayer, “The Deal Decade: Verdict on the 80's”, inFortune[3], pages58–70:Says Bergsma: "We were flooded with financial types who didn't have their ownskin in the game"1992June 18, Associated Press, “Perot's campaign is wary of fund-raising operations”, inThe Sun[4], San Bernardino, CA, page22:[Ross] Perot has told people they can send $5 if they want to have "someskin in the game" but he does not actively solicit contributions and says he will finance his own campaign.2009December 18, Megan McArdle, “How Big a Problem is Moral Hazard?”, inThe Atlantic[5]:Supposedly, ordinary depositors don't bother to check the soundness of their banks because they don't actually haveskin in the game.2022May 18, Adrian Chiles, “The closer your team gets to glory, the less likely you are to get a ticket. That can’t be right”, inThe Guardian[6]:At Wednesday’s Europa League final, more than half the tickets have gone to corporate guests and others with noskin in the game.
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