Yes, the phrase "be among the first" suggests that you are part of a larger group. * "Be among" means to be included in a group or category. * "the first" refers to the initial individuals or members who will experience or have something. So, in this context, it implies that you will be one of the many people who are among the early owners of the new galaxy (likely referring to a product, like a smartphone or device). It

among = one of the first = the first few OR the first ones It means "one of the first ones" or "one of the first few", but it's an extremely common expression that's been shortened through the years. The number of members of such an indefinite set is flexible. If you're "among the first" to go to a restaurant right after its opening time, "the first" might be five or ten people. If you're "among the first" to get the new model of a phone from a major manufacturer, "the first" could be several million people.

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