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(the) latest: (the) newest, most recent, most current
Note the difference between "last" and "latest". "Last" refers to the final element in a series ("This was the last film he made before he died"), and "latest" refers to the most recent (or newest) element in a series ("Have you seen the latest issue of Fishing Weekly Magazine?").
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