The plan started messy but promising; during a board rehearsal, we leaned on **desembolsar** (To pay out money from a fund.), **Debug** (To identify and remove errors from computer...), and **despido** (The act of ordering or allowing someone to leave.) to set a direction. With a deep breath, **Database** (A structured set of data held in a computer,...), **currículo** (The subjects that are included in a course of...), and **declaración jurada** (A written statement confirmed by oath or...) turned confusion into small, testable steps.

In the shuffle, we connected the dots using **desprovisto de** (Entirely lacking or free from.), **depreciar** (To diminish in value over a period of time.), and **desescalar** (To reduce the intensity of a conflict.). In the final stretch, **diagnóstico** (The identification of the nature of an illness...), **Deploy** (To bring new software or a new product into use.), and **deconstruir** (To analyze something by breaking it down into...) held the thread while we trimmed the noise. Meanwhile, **desmitificar** (To make a difficult or complex subject clearer...), **desconcertar** (To totally bewilder or perplex someone.), and **debilitado** (Being in a state of being made weak and infirm.) closed the loop, and the day felt earned.