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(n): Boating: A wheelhouse.
(n): Management consultancy: Where you would find the sort of person who, without irony, uses the expression “wheelhouse”; an investment bank.

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	{{a\|pe\|}}# (n): ''Boating'': A [[wheelhouse]].		{{a\|plainenglish\|}}# (n): ''Boating'': A [[wheelhouse]].
	# (n): ''[[Management consultancy]]'': Where you would find the sort of person who, without irony, uses the expression “[[wheelhouse]]”; an [[investment bank]].		# (n): ''[[Management consultancy]]'': Where you would find the sort of person who, without irony, uses the expression “[[wheelhouse]]”; an [[investment bank]].