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This code has some minor adjustments that do not directly affect functionality but could improve readability or maintainability:

1. In deleteMulDocument, change 'common.delete' to 'common.confirm'.

2. In both deleteMulDocument and deleteDocument, remove the space before ${} in template literals.

These changes make the strings more concise while keeping their meaning consistent.

The provided code snippets look relatively clean and efficient compared to their original versions, with minor changes that aim to improve readability and usability. However, there are a few points you might consider optimizing for future maintainability:

Improvements:

1. Consistency: Ensure that throughout the codebase, consistent usage of pluralization and tense is maintained in translations (e.g., confirmTitle vs. deleteConfirmMessage). Using the same phrases consistently can avoid duplication and potential errors.

2. Function Naming: Consider renaming helper functions to make them more descriptive and easier to understand what they do (getDeleteConfirmationText instead of deleteMulParagraph) if this function performs multiple operations related to document deletion.

3. Type Annotations: Add type annotations where applicable to help TypeScript users and other developers quickly grasp the types expected by functions (e.g., row.any could be specified as { title?: string }).

4. Default Values: If the confirmation message contains placeholders that should have default values depending on context, ensure these defaults are set explicitly or calculated within the function parameters.

5. Error Handling: Although not evident from the snippet, it would be good to add error handling around calls to t() to manage cases where translation fails.

6. Modular Design: Refactor common logic into separate modules/functions if needed, especially if similar patterns appear across different parts of the application.

While the current implementation works well, these adjustments will enhance both functionality and developer experience over time.