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Old October 25, 2019, 08:54 AM
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Lo tienes claro

Tenerlo claro.
How can we translate that in the context that somebody thinks things are going well, and escurren el bulto, y decimos lo tienes claro, meaning we don't care about it, we are not doing anything to solve the problem.
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