The idiom "the meat in the sandwich" likely draws its origins from the literal concept of a sandwich, where the meat or filling is the substantial part between two pieces of bread. In its figurative use, "the meat in the sandwich" refers to a person or thing placed in the middle of two opposing or challenging situations, much like the substantial filling in a sandwich.

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