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What does the word current mean in the sentence below? I think the current way of splitting up the work is fine for now
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What does the word current mean in the sentence below? I think the current way of splitting up the work is fine for now

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Current basicaly means right now/ in the present (as in past present future). for example, I think the present way of splitting up the work is fine for now

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