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3 +2 | quater |
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1 +1 | fourth paragraph |
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fourth paragraph Explanation: quater means four times in Latin. So I think it is analogous to house numbers 22 bis, ter quater ... |
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quater Explanation: Renate is right about it being the fourth para., but the latin - bis, ter, quater, quinquies, etc. - is part of the 'title' of the article. It's used when clauses are inserted into laws or codes at a later date, so as not to disrupt the numbering. I think! |
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