说了算

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“Are you the boss of Seasons Change Hotel?”

(您亲口说的 弄死他) ── Previous context

“so that everyone would know who's in charge of Sanjiangkou.”

(这马路都是国家修的 我想站哪儿站哪儿) ── Previous context

“What's it to you? You can call the shots at your court,”

(榆木疙瘩) ── Previous context

“I call the shots in my own life. You...”

(你说话 我现在很不爽 李亦非 这是我自己的房子) ── Previous context

“Whether I rent it or sell it is my decision.”

(但有些事情) ── Previous context

“that are not for you alone to decide.”

(黑哥是吧) ── Previous context

“Diaojia Village is your turf? Yeah.”

(镇长想干吗干吗 想举手就举手 解镇长什么叫) ── Previous context

“- Mr. Xie, what do you mean by that? - Make a big fuss!”

(一路走好 老哥哥) ── Previous context

“The one who makes the decision, come and talk to me.”

(一路走好 老哥哥) ── Previous context

“The one who makes the decision, come and talk to me. The court has killed someone”

(就如同军中事务一般) ── Previous context

“is decided by you alone?”

(要经过革委会讨论决定呢) ── Previous context

“Don't you run the Revolutionary Committee?”

(这刺史府) ── Previous context

“is no longer for Chief Clerk Han alone to decide.”

(这是刺史府) ── Previous context

“Prefect Liu has the final word.”

(你以为能跟你一样胡说八道 对对对) ── Previous context

“Even if His Majesty were joking, what he said counts.”

(是忠是奸) ── Previous context

“isn't it all decided by a single memorial?”

(这些自知之明我还是有的) ── Previous context

“I decide who I marry on my own.”

(是不是嫁过去 也不是您决定的) ── Previous context

“It's up to Master and Madame.”

(都只是一个死) ── Previous context

“How you deal with me is for palace law to decide.”

(但若是小皇孙登基 大人 便是从龙元勋 位极人臣) ── Previous context

“with every word of history yours to write.”

(对不对) ── Previous context

“Whether it goes up or down, you have the final say.”

(他跟我说 他跟你说什么都作废) ── Previous context

“I'm the one in charge now. Sign the contract.”

(卖 当然卖了) ── Previous context

“But I decide who I sell to.”

(是 是这样 第一 我确实跟杉立方签了合同) ── Previous context

“but how it's developed is up to me. And...”

(赵兰心啊帮我们看着哪) ── Previous context

“How the money is divided is all up to her.”

(文彩奕奕的扩建资金 就相当于入股了) ── Previous context

“You guys still run the daily operations.”

(跟你有什么关系) ── Previous context

“You can call the shots at your court,”

(老人家) ── Previous context

“sentencing isn't up to the police.”

(你是现任的 公安局副局长) ── Previous context

“You have the final say on how to investigate it.”

(九娘子 那尸身已经被烧焦得不成样了) ── Previous context

“Can it still be examined? Whether it can be examined is for me to decide.”

(不想让我们看这场电影吧) ── Previous context

“But isn't that up to us?”

(找到了 到点了) ── Previous context

“Unbelievable. Starting now, you'll listen to me.”

(周可杰 不然老规矩) ── Previous context

“- First one to the finish line decides. - No.”

(我家的传统) ── Previous context

“the lady of the house makes the decisions.”

(哪怕 就两张桌子) ── Previous context

“at least it'd be my own place. I'd be the boss.”

(那咱俩换 我吃奶皮子) ── Previous context

“That won't do. Dad and Mom aren't home. I'm your elder brother. I make the call here.”

(如此灾祸之人 不可久留) ── Previous context

“My father is the chieftain. He's the one who decides. You…”

(有没有事) ── Previous context

“is up to me, the royal physician.”

(我觉得我现在身体挺好的 不用日日都把脉) ── Previous context

“That is not for you to decide.”

(强哥 看今天点点什么) ── Previous context

“My son has the final say. You follow Uncle Song to his kitchen.”