"iar" meaning in Romanian

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          "english": "And, while walking aimlessly, without knowing where he was going, after a while, halting at a place, he again witnessed something he’d never seen before: a man would hold an empty bucket with the mouth towards the sun for a little while, then he’d quickly grab it and go with it into a dugout; then he’d exit again, hold it with its mouth towards the sun again, and he’d repeat this…",
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          "english": "Aren’t you again bewailing the departed? Since we've just talked about him again…",
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          "english": "Once upon a time there were an old man and an old woman; and the old man had a daughter, and the old woman also had a daughter.",
          "ref": "1877, Ion Creangă, The Old Man’s Daughter and the Old Woman’s Daughter",
          "text": "Erau odată un moșneag și-o babă; și moșneagul avea o fată, și baba iar o fată.",
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          "roman": "Apropiară-se gonitorii-mi fărălége, ere de légé ta delungară-se.",
          "text": "а҄пропїа҄ръс̅є̅гонито́рїимйфърълѣ́џє, є҄рє̅дєлѣ́џѣта̅дєлоу́нгарѣсє.",
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          "roman": "Apropiară-se gonitorii-mi fărălége, ere de légé ta delungară-se.",
          "text": "а҄пропїа҄ръс̅є̅гонито́рїимйфърълѣ́џє, є҄рє̅дєлѣ́џѣта̅дєлоу́нгарѣсє.",
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