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"Have you dotted all your i's and crossed all your t's", is sometimes used to ask if something has been done perfectly, that a check has been made for every possible little mistake. So, in this case, I believe it to mean something like, "Look at your mistakes".
- "Have you dotted all your i's and crossed all your t's", is sometimes used to ask if something has been done perfectly, that a check has been made for every possible little mistake.
- So, in this case, I believe it to mean something like, "Look at your mistakes".
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"Have you dotted all your i's and crossed all your t's",
is sometimes used to ask if something has been done perfectly, that a check has been made for every possible little mistake.
So, in this case, I believe it to mean something like, "Look at your mistakes".
is sometimes used to ask if something has been done perfectly, that a check has been made for every possible little mistake.
So, in this case, I believe it to mean something like, "Look at your mistakes".
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