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Not sure about "completing" the pattern since there following is the solution from an infinite sequence. You can fit the polynomial:

t(n) = (-45n6 + 993n5 - 8385n4 + 33895n3 - 66930n2 + 59192n - 15360)/240 with n = 1, 2, 3, ...

and the next term will be -308.

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