Is it "neck in neck" or "neck and neck"?

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Why: Our kickball game was really close tonight. Sometimes I hear people say "neck in neck," but I'm pretty sure that's wrong.

Answer: It's "neck AND neck," i.e.: So close that the lead between competitors is virtually indeterminable

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