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    /**

     * Defines the last part of the name.

     * This is for infraspecific taxa, the infraspecific epithet,

     * for species the specific epithet, for infageneric taxa the infrageneric epithet

     * else the genusOrUninomial.

     * However, the result does not depend on the rank (which may be not correctly set

     * in case of dirty data) but returns the first name part which is not blank

     * considering the above order.

     * @return the first not blank name part in reverse order

     */

    public String getLastNamePart() {

        String result =

                StringUtils.isNotBlank(this.getInfraSpecificEpithet())?

                    this.getInfraSpecificEpithet() :

                StringUtils.isNotBlank(this.getSpecificEpithet()) ?

                    this.getSpecificEpithet():

                StringUtils.isNotBlank(this.getInfraGenericEpithet()) ?

                    this.getInfraGenericEpithet():

                this.getGenusOrUninomial();

        return result;

    }

     *  A separator that needs to be added to the previous text if and only if

     *  the previous tag is used (not filtered) and if it is not the last tag

     *  in the list.

     *  A post-separator should include all needed whitespaces. So adding of whitespace

     *  is not needed if a post-separator is given.

     */

    postSeparator,

	/**

		return this == separator || this == postSeparator;

import eu.etaxonomy.cdm.strategy.cache.TagEnum;

     * @param includePostSeparator if a {@link TagEnum#postSeparator post-separator}

     *  should be added after

            boolean includePostSeparator);

                nomStatusTags.add(new TaggedText(TagEnum.postSeparator, ","));

                //not used: we currently use a post-separator in the name tags

//                if (nameTags.get(nameTags.size() - 1).getType().equals(TagEnum.nomStatus)){

//                    secSeparator = "," + secSeparator;

//                }