What does 'Insisto duodecim' mean?

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The sentence 'Insisto duodecim' means I pursue twelve. In the word-by-word translation, the verb 'insisto, insistere' means 'to tread on, set foot on, place oneself on'; or 'to stand still in or on'. The noun 'duodecim' means 'twelve'.

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