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Rein in

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Often used when a person or group in power needs to limit actions, like a government or boss. SlideThe CEO reined in the marketing department's budget due to rising costs.
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Common in financial discussions, like budgets, expenses, or economic policy. SlideAnalysts are urging the bank to rein in risky investments.
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Figurative UsePlay
Not just for literal control; it's also for abstract ideas, such as emotions or desires. SlideYou need to rein in your anger before it affects your work.