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To have it in for someone means that you have a grudge against someone, you are very angry with them, you have a very negative opinion of someone.
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"Grudge" yes, but to 'have it in' for someone means that you want to see harm or displeasure come to someone. "I've done everything I can to get that promotion, but I think my boss has got it in for me" (purposefully denying the promotion, to cause ill effect).

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