Know
Know verb - To have a practical understanding of.
Wait for
Both terms in one sentence
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They can't just wait for the other to respond, because then the second message could be lost, and they won't know the other knows.
Source: I Know You Know I Know -
Meaningful Name: Lampshaded with Lydia, which is similar to the Spanish "lidia." For those who don't know Spanish and can't wait for google translate to load, lidia means bullfight.
Source: Film / Talk to Her -
Probably yes, but we'll have to wait for the next installment to know about how it turns out.
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