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Confirmation or acknolwedgement?
To me, "you got it!" is primarily a confirmation of a request, not an acknowledgement of thanks.
The use of "thanks" in sentences that are actually requests ("e.g., I'll have a regular coffee, thanks") might make this unclear, but as a response to a simple statement of thanks, "you got it!" doesn't sound natural. My first ...
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Yes, in the US “you got it!” is used as an informal reply to “thank you”. Even though it may sound a bit confusing, as the last commentator pointed out, the meaning behind it is similar to “sure thing” or “any time”. It is not a simple “you’re welcome” but more so “you are always welcome”, i.e. every time you need my help you will get it, it’s no bother.
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"I will apply to" is not correct in this case.
You will "abide by" the terms and conditions or you "agree to" the terms and conditions.
An NDA is a binding legal agreement so it it correct to say something like:
"I have read, understood and agree to be bound by your Non-disclosure Agreement dated..."
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