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insider treats VS inside treats what's the difference between "insider threats" and "inside threats"

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Hi Ina, then could you tell me what's the difference between the two words? thanks in advanced.
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Thanks, Ina :)
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sorry, should be "threats"
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I believe that what you meant to say was 'threats' not 'treats'. There is a big difference between those two.
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Let's assume you are OK on the meaning of treats :) "Insider" is a noun, meaning one who belongs to some group or circle that excludes others. "Inside" in an adjective, meaning, more or less, contained within something.

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