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Difficult out of context - a main verb is needed, e.g. 'Haven't I told you?' (No te he dicho?', in which 'Haven't I...?' is 'No....he...?', but is meaningless without the main verb.
It could also be a tag, as in: ('I've been there before), haven't I?', in which case it would it would be something like (omitting the bracketed sentence):
'....no es verdad?' (= '....isn't that true?')
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