Next week will be better.
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| na | Proxima hebdomas praestantior erit |
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Proxima hebdomas praestantior erit Explanation: Speaking about soldiers and armies, "praestantior" means "better" in the meaning of "with much more force". That's because, in this context, I think it's better than "melior". |
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