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1.	Find the meaning of the underlined idiom in the given sentence from the given options.By the time the bankruptcy was exposed it is said that the MD had his finger in the pie.
A.	To enjoy the pie despite the bankruptcy.
B.	To think of the problem because of the pie.
C.	To not have anything to do with a problem.
D.	To be involved in something.
Answer» E.

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