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February 24, 2013, 03:40 AM
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Every dog has its day
I am not looking for a literal translation, but for a Spanish (Spain, not South America or Mexico) equivalent. This is the only one I could find so far, can someone tell me if it makes sense/is commonly used?
'a cada santo le llega su día de fiesta' 
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