impressive supplement that is worth adding to daily regimen, Made in USA. I Love broccoli, eat it when I can but not as much as I would prefer. I am keen on the "sulforaphane" component as well as the taste and texture of my favorite vegetable. But when I cant get it, or dont feel like eating it, I use sulforphane supplements. Basically, this component is very important to health and longevity. I think I learned about it in the book, [[ASIN:B00Y7USB14 How Not to Die]]. Haven't been taking this for long, and I am not really sure how to measure if something is working. It swallows easily and I simply take it as I remember to.One aspect that sticks out over another supplement that I take is that this includes a good amount of vitamin C as well as some pro/prebiotics.It's a 2 month supply, which brings it down to $10 per month. I think that is reasonable (not that I rate on price). Just if I continue to like it, then I will likely continue with this product.5 stars because the quality seems very good, product seems promising, and I am pleased with the components in this. I usually go with 4 stars on new supplements but I am pretty sure I will continue with this. So I am comfortable with going with full 5 stars.Also.. Made in USA!

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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I have been using this mouse for years! I love this mouse!  I have been using this model for years!  Every time I get a new computer, I get a new one of this model of mouse to use with it.  I ordered 3 recently when I saw the price had dropped and I will use one of them on my new gaming computer that is being delivered to me soon.  This mouse is very durable to me.  I have only had once where the bottom plastic part came off when I was vigorously gaming but it snapped back on easily and I continued gaming.  I see that they have the new highly rated wireless model now, but I prefer a wired mouse, so this been the one for me and I have been totally satisfied with it.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Not quite as sharp as expected, doesn't stick as well on textured wall, lion version limiting. The Mandek 8-pack acoustic panels arrived packaged well, and I was excited at trying these out. Unfortunately, the wall where I wanted to install these is textured (orange peel) and the panels did not adhere as well as I had expected. So far they are staying put, so I am keeping my fingers crossed. You have to be careful when peeling back to the paper from the adhesive, too - the adhesive wanted to peel up with the paper when I went too fast. As far as looks go, I chose the Lion version, and the picture is not quite as sharp as the product pictures.One thing I did not think about when picking the Lion style was that if I needed more panels, they aren't going to match. I am not going to want repeated pictures of a lion! I mention this because I found I needed more panels to get more effect sound proofing in my office. That was short-sightedness on my part, and hopefully that will help you make a better decision on which style to choose with these panels or others that are decorated.Overall, these are nice panels and they look good despite the lower resolution of the picture. I would like to have the option of 16, 24, or 32 panels with the same design options for better coverage on larger walls.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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I love the thickness and double sided design of this bib. I really like this bib. In our household we go through bibs and always have a pile on hand as backups. My little one uses bibs as his lovey and comfort. I've gotten numerous bibs on here but this is definitely one of the thickest, if not the thickest bib I've gotten. I (and my toddler) prefers thicker bibs over the super thin ones. This one feels even slightly thicker than the bibs I usually get, which is the type with the fleece underside. I do love that the design is on both sides, but of course it is going to cost more. I only wish this was slightly a bit more affordably priced, but I also understand this is better quality (thickness, double sided design, etc) than most bibs, which is why it is priced at this amount. This is great for heavy droolers, especially if your little one is at the height of teething and drooling non stop. I still recommend it even if your little one is not a heavy drooler. I got this yellow safari animal design and the color is beautiful and vivid. I noticed there are also other designs available, and they are all equally adorable and have vivid colors. Overall I am very happy with this bib and highly recommend it if you can splurge a little.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Excellent lunch bag! When shopping for some type of lunch bag item, I stumbled across the Eco-Friendly lunch bag. I liked everything I read about it so I decided to order. I cannot begin to tell you how much I LOVE it. First I was amazed how big it actually is. The depth is so nice. One of the reasons I bought this was because I needed something to keep my Grandson’s milk & juice when we are out running errands. To tell you how much you can fit in the lunch bag. I had 2 bottles of milk, 2 bottles of water and a 16 oz soda in the main section. On the inside upper lid there is a section (with a zipper to close the section off) I was able to put 2 small box juices and a small ziploc bag of grapes. If needed I could have placed more items in that section along with a outside zip storage where you can keep your phone etc. The whole inside is lined with what looks like aluminum foil that keeps items cold or hot. Also if u should spill something, all you need to do is wipe it off with a damp cloth or paper towel. To bad something like this wasn’t around when my 2 were growing up. It is so light weight and the outside material reminds me of denim. I truly believe you will love it as much as I do!

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Cute🤩🤩 This Headset replaced an old Logitech USB wired headset that I had for a few years.  I'm not a gamer so I can't speak on how it works in that aspect.  I use these for my work from job, I was skeptical if they would work at first but I decided to purchase Anyway because Amazon has a great return policy.  Soon as I plug these into the USB port on my work computer it immediately recognized them.  I noticed the ears lit up, and  so did the mic, but I didn't hear any sound at First but then I realized I had to turn the volume up 😂 Lol, I love the sound quality more clearer than the Logitech one I had.  This headset works great with the VOIP software used by my employer my customers can hear me I can hear them.  I love that mic light turns off when I put the headset in mute.  And the background noise cancelation feature is a awesome plus!  This headset works great with Teams when we have our bi-weekly Team meetings but it also works with Zoom when we use Zoom for any uptrainings, Since we're on camera for meetings and Zoom I've gotten lots of compliments from friends and co-workers.  I highly recommend you won't be disappointed!

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Very Good Quality! One of my cats has always had a problem with leaving a yucky surprise on the floor after she eats.  I have tried so many different foods and it is always the same result.  After doing a bit of research, I learned that using an elevated bowl that is tilted can help cats that vomit after eating.  When I saw this one, I ordered it because it looks really nice.  I love that it is ceramic so that clean up is easier.  I also prefer to not feed my cats from any type of plastic.  The quality of this bowl is excellent.  The height is perfect and it is tilted.  After using this for a few days, I wish I had discovered it much sooner.  Since I have been feeding my fur baby from this bowl, she has not vomited once!!!  The price is good so I will be ordering a second one.  I cannot even tell you how happy I am that this bowl has helped her.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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AMAZING! It literally melts my press on nails! I’ve never been able to get professional acrylic nails because all that filing of the nail bed to prep, would traumatize my nails to the point of creating pockets of fungus. Then I discovered press on nails and with some trepidation I tried it. I took them off after three days to make sure that my nails were clean and to my relief there was no sign of trauma. A whole new world of beautiful nails  just opened up to me! I came across this little gadget and I thought I tried it. I had nothing to lose because if it didn’t work as expected, I could always return it. I followed instructions and then soaked my nails for 5 minutes. When I took my hand out I couldn’t believe my eyes! They fake nails had just disappeared! I didn’t even have to use the scrapper. I used a cotton with acetone to finish taking what little was left. Then I soaked them again for an additional 3 minutes and I was done. I rubbed tea tree oil on my nails to help with the dryness and prevent fungus. This little thing is worth every penny. Healthy nails  have no price. Now I can safely become addicted to beautiful press on nails.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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I wish I found this sooner. I’ve had my leather couch for about a year and my bulldogs had put a few scratches on it and I knew I had to do something to protect it fast.  I ordered several different kinds of covers and had to send them all back because my cushions are connected to the couch.  This doesn’t move very much and so far I’m not having to constantly adjust it even when I recline it, they go back pretty much like they were.  My frenchie is crazy and she runs and flies onto the couch like a tiger is chasing her and it has stayed put for all those shenanigans so far.  The rubber grippers on the back work well.  I haven’t washed it yet but when I do I will air dry it because I know from past experience that a dryer will ruin them.  I wish I had found this cover and started using it when I first bought the couch but better late than never.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Love it! My old knob had been slipping on my genuine leather Wheel Skins cover, even though I used the optional rubber strips. I replaced this cover with a wonderfully plush, inexpensive leather-like cover. The ad for the XL spinner urged me to measure before I ordered. Out of laziness, I did not, and I had to return the regular-size knob for an XL. Installation was a bit of a hassle because the supplied small L-shaped Allen wrench had to be used upside down and out of sight. I wished I had a tool like a screwdriver handle with an Allen wrench attached. I think I did the final tightening by attaching the Allen wrench to a vice grip. I am male, but I have never been as strong as some. I love the XL knob! It operates so smoothly, like a precision instrument with ball bearings. The large, flat head provides secure, excellent control. It does NOT slip, and I wouldn't hesitate to bet it never will. This product is the cat's pajamas!

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Perfect Wireless Keyboard for Home Office. I work from home all the time.  This one is the perfect keyboard to use on daily basis.  I really love the inbuilt lights since I like to work in a dark place.  You can see the keys clearly with the use of built-in lights.  I thought the keys will get stuck before ordering it.  But after I received it and started using it, the keys never got stuck.  I have a new experience since I never used a wireless mechanical keyboard.  I have a personal Macbook and I tried using the keyboard with it.  It works well with Macbook too.  I am using it for gaming purposes too.  It is really very ergonomic since I am on my laptop for at least 10 hours a day.  I would say it is 100% worth buying it.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Can I give these more than 5 stars?! I love the convenience of using a Swiffer for quick clean-ups.  I have four rescue dogs and foster frequently too so I definitely use my Swiffer a lot.  But let's face it, the Swiffer doesn't really do a great job of cleaning.  In one area of my house, I have tile that was put down years ago before it became more popular to use the larger tiles (my tiles are probably only 12" tiles so I have lots of grout).  The Swiffer doesn't seem to really get down in the grout to clean.  I bought these reusable pads mainly because I thought they would be cheaper in the long run.  An unexpected huge bonus was finding how much better they actually work than the disposable Swiffer pads!  These pads are thick and absorbent.  They make it a tad bit harder to push your Swiffer around but the results are so much better and worth the extra effort!  I haven't tried to wash them yet. I have only just rinsed them off and reused them but will wash them soon and update if I have any issues (but I don't anticipate any problem with them). They do come with instructions telling you not to use fabric softener on them - just an FYI. So glad I ordered these and I will definitely order more!

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Not for my sensitive skin. I liked the concept of this dry body brush. I thought the bristles would be much harder but they aren’t. They are softer which I thought would be a positive for my sensitive skin. It’s designed so it’s easy to hold. I initially used it as a dry brush but my skin had a bad reaction so I felt I could benefit by using it in the shower after my skin had moisture from the water. After about 10 minutes in the shower I began to use it & still my skin just didn’t like it. I brushed slowly, softly but despite the soft bristles redness was formed & I had to stop. From my personal experience I’d say this isn’t suited for sensitive skin. I feel it would greatly benefit one who doesn’t have sensitive skin. For the price it’s a nice quality brush. I would suggest, due to the nature of the wetness the bristles would get, that if you do use it in the shower that you put it in a location in your bathroom where it can fully ventilate to prevent mold.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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I like this shampoo...just one thing. I am very picky about shampoo, having been in the hair business all of my life. I am retired now and often try different shampoos. The shampoo I love from Neutrogena has been discontinued so I have been trying to find another I like. I do like the Biolage shampoo, but have a hard time finding the genuine kind. So I decided to try this. I do like it. I will probably get it again. However, I typically wash my hair under the kitchen sink and water tends to run in your face and sometimes near your eyes. I don't know what it is that was in this shampoo, but it burned the skin around my eyes.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Great. I haven't put together many things in my life and I did this so I would say it was fairly easy.  It was harder logistically to get it together than it was to figure it out (getting the screws in odd places and holding bars until I could get the screws on and tightened enough that things weren't falling).  I read some reviews about not tightening all screws until the end and that helped.One thing I found odd, when I went to tighten the screws, the metal frame bent from the force of the screws.  I'm not all that strong and didn't torque on them as hard as I could so I didn't expect that.  I was a little nervous that I had messed up (I still am), but I loaded it up with weights and it seems OK.  It's not super strong, like I can push on it and feel it move a little, but it's not wobbly so I'm hoping it's OK.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Does this company even have quality control! I can't believe what I received. If I buy a new product, I expect it to come in good condition. This thing is full of nicks and the paint is chipping off already. This should have never been shipped. It's not like I just got one bad piece, I also ordered my daughter a toy organizer, same company l, and that also came all scuffed up. My daughter of course fell in love with it and she's a toddler, I know she's going to ding it up, so that's why I decided to keep it and it was cheap. It was also horrible to assemble, the pilot holes were drilled crooked inside the trunk and I struggled to get the spring piece attached. Ended up stripping one of the screws. I was going to order a chest and toy organizer for my son's room, from the same company, it was just outer space themed, but not after this.I will be telling all my mom friends and family members to not purchase this brand. It is adorable, my daughter loves the princesses, but it's not worth it and I wouldn't want to support a company that can to this to it's customers. So please learn from my mistake and don't buy anything Delta makes.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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All I can say is "WOW"!!! I was skeptical of this type of product and its claims of moving dust/dirt out of my car's interior versus a standard blowgun. I always thought it was the same PSI getting to the gun, how can it possibly be better? I finally broke down and bought this version as it was cheaper than the recommended one I see in all the car detailing groups. I hooked it up the day I got it and did a side-by-side comparison with my metal blowgun. My standard blowgun blew up a little dust on the floorboard of my wife's Jeep for the first test, and then after I attached the Vortex and went to it, it was literally a dust storm. I had to move away from the vehicle to get fresh air. I am literally blown away by this product and time will tell for the longevity of the product.I highly recommend this to anyone looking to up their car interior cleaning game. I will be bragging about this to my friends & family, it truly is a great product, and I would buy it again if ever needed.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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This really works! I have suffered from neck, shoulder and upper back pain for years now. I get massages and use massage guns to get relief, but it still exists. When I saw this device I was a little skeptical, but I started using it nightly while watching television. I set it up behind me and let the infrared lights do their work. After using this for about a month now, I can say I feel a difference. The warmth, heat has made the pain minimize and I feel great after using it for about 15-20 minutes. Afterwards, I use it on my face to help activate collagen (my spa uses a similar light on my face as well and my skin looks great). I highly recommend this device for anyone with pain (especially).

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Absolutely brilliant device. I am an instant fan of this adorable egg cooker. I found out about it only a few days ago and I am so happy I got this.To start, my boyfriend suffers from a highly sensitive egg allergy, to the point where if he's in the kitchen while someone is frying eggs he will feel unwell from the fumes. As a result, I gave up cooking eggs for myself for over 5 years.This device is a blessing because I can finally eat eggs again without worrying about bothering my boyfriend. I might not ever make fried eggs again but being able to enjoy them boiled, poached, or as a tiny omelette is more than enough for me.The domed lid keeps the "fumes" contained pretty well until I have to open it, but since all the cooking is steam powered it's really not bad. This morning I attempted soft boiled eggs and as you can see I think they turned out wonderfully. My boyfriend didn't notice any discomfort in the kitchen either.So so happy this is in my life. It's very easy to clean and I love that you can set it and forget it, since it plays a little tune when it's ready.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Love THIS PRODUCT!!! :) I love this new shampoo and conditioner !!I normally use bed head shampoo and conditioner and periodically I have used Ola Plex. I started using BedHead during the pandemic, because I had tried all other shampoos and conditioners, at a value price, and found them not to be as great as bed head ..however, I stumbled across this shampoo and conditioner and I absolutely love it. I love the smell ..I love that I don’t have knots in my hair.. I  have long thick hair, I also use this on my 6 year old and 8 year old girls and they love it too.. my 6 year old has natural curly hair, so it’s super important to use a quality shampoo and conditioner.. I love That it lathers nicely and I love that when I have my hair in a bun and I take the bun out  it smells so wonderful a little bit like oatmeal raisin cookies.. or soft brown sugar sent.. I would definitely recommend this product if you were looking for something that has quality results at a value price ..like I said, it’s even better than bed head  shampoo and conditioner :)

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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So HAPPY with this roll!!  Delighted! I have a Cuisinart Steam Toaster Oven and its very difficult finding pans that fit correctly. They are usually half an inch too long in one direction. Being my only oven, I want as large as will fit.  Before now, I buy a roll of  Parchment Paper and cut it to size each time. The one with already cut sheets are too big. The ones I tear off I always have to adjust and fold over the edges and so on. A real Pain. I cut a piece off this roll to size first and then one a little bigger that goes up the sides a little. Sometimes I only need to wipe it with a wonder sponge and its clean! I am Happy beyond words!  I found once in a while it stains, however, not often. I simply remove it, wash with a Wonder Sponge and its Clean! No grease left over like my other ready made silicon mats. I imagine the Wonder sponge would clean them too. (I only use it for specific things like this.) I have baked several things on the first sheet and it still looks new! Very Happy with this purchase. Just rolled the roll back in the paper and tucked in the ends for the next thing I think of to use it for! Perhaps rolling out pastry?

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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This is my new litter choice. I don’t notice the smell as much as other reviewers.  I have 10 cats so I clean the boxes everyday.  I love that it is lightweight.  I do not notice any litter on the floor anymore.  When I scoop it stays in the shape it was in the box it does not break apart.  I doubt I will ever change to another litter as long as they keep this formula.  I did mix it at first so I wouldn’t have any problems with the cats rejecting it but now I use just this litter.  100% satisfied

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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My preferred pick, I like both the nylon and ceramic. I have been using these picks for a little over 30 years.  Picks are a personal preference so I can't say these are perfect for everyone.  i am always trying out other picks, but I still haven't found anything that i like better.  For me I find these to be the easiest to hold onto, they don't slip around in my fingers as much as other picks.  I like the points on these too they work best with my picking style.  I play a lot of rhythm metal on guitar, and metal and rock on bass.  I like the .7mm for guitar and the 1.0mm for bass.  I jump between the nylon and the ceramic depending on how I am feeling.  They hold up well too I find they show less wear than most other picks too.  I would say they last about 2 or 3 times longer than other picks, especially on bass which can really chew up a pick.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Neutral Lip Mask. I was kind of confused when I saw this product.  I am aware of and have been using facial masks. For lips, we have lip balms. Is this a facial mask or a lip balm?  My ignorance made me curious and made me keep reading the details. Found that masks for lips do exist.I have to try this product if it will do wonder for my lips. The product comes in plastic with two sets of lip masks. Each lip mask is on its separate small carton box. One of the things I noticed is that the product has no safety seal. Neither the box nor the tube is sealed. Please see the photo I posted.  The instructions provided are in Korean and English.I squeeze it and applied it to my lips. I did not notice any fragrance or after-taste. I did not feel any weird sensations. It is not oily nor greasy, unlike the two products I currently use. Please see the photo for comparison. I felt a little sealing effect almost similar to when you apply a mask on your face. I kept thinking that this maybe is sealing the lip moisture. So far so good. I need more time to see how this will improve my lips. I will update and report the result here. For now, I will apply this before bedtime and will keep using my current lip balm during the day.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Not just a pregnancy pillow! I had 2 major abdominal surgeries and was absolutely struggling to find a comfortable way to sleep. When sleeping on my non surgical side, I rolled to my belly in my sleep waking me up in terrible pain. I gave this pillow a go. I wish I’d have gotten one of these years ago! It comes vacuum packed, I tossed it in the dryer on air fluff for about 30 mins and left it out to form as suggested and washed the cover in my sensitive detergent (dried cover on very low heat because of the fabric type). It formed beautifully! I couldn’t wait to try it out. I did add a bit of extra poly fill on one side to make it more firm only because I wanted a firm barrier to prevent me from rolling on my belly. It worked perfectly! I never rolled on to my belly once. I’ve been using this all week now and I have noticed that my incision sites aren’t anywhere near as painful and it’s even helped with painful joints from fibromyalgia. I wish I could give it far more stars. It wasn’t flat like many other pillows and their reviews, it was truly perfect. This is a fantastic investment. Now I just have to work on getting the hubby to stop resenting my pillow for replacing him lol

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Sturdy stainless steel utensils. I was looking for some large stainless steel spoons and forks. I noticed one day that I was missing several spoons & forks. If anyone has teenage boys like me, you know silverware seems to disappear. When I finally decided to purchase some spoons & forks, I knew I wanted stainless steel. I looked and found some made by a company called Keawell. I purchased a box that contained 6 large spoons and 6 large forks. When I received the utensils, I washed and dried them by hand. I love the fact they are also dishwater safe. They are not real heavy to hold like some I have used in the past. Very durable you can tell the spoons will not bend easily unless you force it to. So far I truly have enjoyed them and hopefully these will not end up in the garbage can. I would highly recommend this product to all my family & friends.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Quality feels well made. This feels sturdy and strong. I love how tall it is so I don’t have to bend over to get this out like a my other baby gate. This does come with some wall caps that screw in but they aren’t necessary so I didn’t use them that way I can move it if I want to. The gate is easy to open for an adult with a button on top of the handle and below that have to be pushed at the same time so a baby wouldn’t be able to open it. I had my husband help me set it up but I could’ve installed it alone but easier with two people. The gate also can be left open which I like as I don’t always need it closed. I’m happy with this gate I just need two more I can close off my main living area.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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This is my second purchase of these. I originally purchased this belt when I had an iphone 8+ back in 2018.  I used it every other day when I ran.  I constantly pulled my iphone out of the belt 2 - 3 times a run (for pictures).  When I purchased an iphone 13 pro max I was happily surprised that it still fit in my old belt.  The belt fit me fine (I wear size 8 women's pants) and never "bounced" during the time I used it (although from time to time I did have to tighten it a bit as it sometimes came loose).Finally after many years of service, the zipper broke in December 2022.  I purchased a replacement and the quality is still as good as the original.  Not planning to upgrade my iphone any time soon, but I hope this still works in future.I highly recommend this product for those who don't like to carry their phones in their pockets when running.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Good for kids (and very good for adults ears) These are very, very light weight. I was desperately looking for foam mallets because they just sound nicer on steel tongue drums and mid class vibraphones. I bought these, not caring that they looked like a lollypop( probably not a good thing because it may entice little ones to chew on it) So I gave them a try and even though the foam was the density that I was hoping for, the handles are so light that I can’t get the sound I want, without whacking really hard,,,,and then all you hear is the thudding and no music. I thought the handle might be hollow and I that I could somehow add some weight but the ends are sealed ( I may chop it off & see if I can add weight and then sand the ends, so they’re smooth. Hmmm….may have to update later.Pros: For parents, whose so called friends, have gotten the kiddies a xylophone, this may save your sanity…Even though the munchkins may bang away, at that thing,,,the sound will not pierce a hole in your eardrum & make you long for their 18th birthday..lol

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Seems like a good collar. My cats needed new collars and I thought I'd give this one a try.  I ordered the cloud print and it's cute.  No issues with sizing the collar to what I needed and I did try pulling apart on it to ensure it would "break away" if need be and it did come apart with a fairly good tug.  My cats are indoor cats so I doubt it will be put to the test, but would want to make sure it would just in case.  I do have to say I don't care for the bell.  My cat's last collar had a bell and it really wasn't noisy unless he was really running.  This bell is very noisy.  It's a smaller sound, kind of a tinny sound.  But I could tell my cat did not like it.  At least for the first few days he was constantly messing around with his neck like he was trying to find the bell.  He never did that with his last collar.  I was actually getting ready to take it off but it's been about a week and he seems used to it now so I'll leave it be for a bit longer and see.  But I do wonder if it's still driving him nuts.  I may still remove it at some point.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Battery life has room to improve. I use a Glorious gaming mouse as my primary mouse. My only complaint is that I don't own the wireless version. I tried out this pwnage mouse in hopes that it would be everything I like plus the wireless aspect. In terms of customization, weight, accuracy, and feel, everything is very similar to my glorious mouse. I love it. It has a nice grip, it's very lightweight, and I can make the rgb pink. I fully charged the mouse and was gaming away until I hit about day 3 and the battery had to be recharged. Asking around my gaming group and reading online, 3 days is not very long for a wireless mouse at all. I really wish that the battery lasted longer on this mouse, but as it is I would rather deal with a cord and not have to worry about charging my mouse every 3 days. I am back to using my glorious mouse.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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it works! I had a rash on my arm that wouldn't go away.  I had tried all the normal creams like Neosporin and Lotrimin.  I saw this California Baby Cream, and loved the ingredients, so I thought I might as well try it. It smells very nice, natural, and mild.  I was amazed that it made a huge improvement the first day. And was almost gone after a few days.I also tried it on my granddaughters diaper rash.  It stung at first so I wiped it off, but tried it again the next diaper change, and she didn't seem to notice it at all.  It helped but I wasn't with her the next day to keep using it, so I can't say if it would have cured the diaper rash.I have used it on various little bumps and things since then, and it makes everything feel better. I love it. I want to keep it around.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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I bought this for my two dogs excessive itching. -This was nicely packaged.  No breaks or leaks.  Also came with three different pumps.  A screw on/off, pop top, and a pump.  I personally like the pump.  It’s the easiest.-Make sure to read directions.  I was giving my dog too much out of habit from another brand I was using.  She starting getting runny poops and I think it was making her feel sick.  I skipped it a couple days and just started giving her one pump and I have no more issues.-It doesn’t seem to bother the dogs at all.  I do a pump over their food and they eat it all!  It doesn’t smell at all.  Makes their bowls greasy but I expected that.The reason I give it a three star is because the other brand I was using seemed to work better.  It definitely helped the itching but they still do a bit as where the other brand seemed to stop it completely.  Noting that.  I wouldn’t buy this again I would stick with the other brand

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Replacement to another Inspire. I had/have an inspire that is just fine except that where the band clips in, it broke and there is nothing to attach the band to. It is no longer under warranty. I really did not want to buy another one, but I couldn't come up with any way to fix it.  I did buy the little attachment so you can put it on your belt, but I use this as an alarm to remind me to take a med that has to be taken very early in the morning.  I was not going to wear the thing on my PJs because first of all I would probably lose it in the bed.  I tried another inexpensive smart watch, but the step count was really bad, and the silent alarm was one very short vibration and that was all.  So, I broke down and bought another Inspire.  I really hope this one doesn't break.  Other than that, I love this thing.  It isn't huge like most of them, and it works for what I need, counting steps and as a silent alarm.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Pretty Good. The first time I started looking for something like this, I just gave up due to too many options.  Since I had the chance to try this, and I figured it met my first requirement of not being plastic, I was happy to give it a try.It fits the bill pretty nicely.  It saves a bit of room by getting some of the tiny stuff off the cabinet floor under my half bath sink, and then gets some of the larger bottles cleaned up and in one place as well.As I suspected, for every bit of space you gain, you also gain some complications - and I'm sure this is true for almost every device like this unless it was engineered specifically for your EXACT cabinet.For example, I like that it pulls out, but then I have to leave some space in front of it so it can do so.  And then I can't put anything too tall on the top because those things could hit the top of the door and stop it from pulling out all the way.  So it helps, but it's not making an astronomical difference under there.  I still like it.  I wouldn't bother with almost any of the plastic models.  At least this does NOT seem cheap or flimsy at all (anything cheap and flimsy trying to help you save space always makes more problems than they solve).

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Keyboard is too tall? Never thought I would have this complaint about a keyboard, but this thing is way too tall. I have had a Corsair K70 for the past 10 years and I am at a point of needing to replace it. Thought I would give this one a try and see if I liked the optical linear switches which I do really like.The problem is the actual height of the keyboard itself. It sits at least twice the height of my old mechanical keyboard. I tried adjusting my chair but found that it was a big enough difference between my mouse and keyboard that my armrests had to sit at two separate heights. Doing this hurts my shoulder and ruins my posture, but if I keep my armrests even like I would normally my wrist is bent just enough to cause pain.If you really cannot live without this keyboard for whatever reason, I would recommend raising your mousepad to match the height of the keyboard. I am tempted to do that just to keep this keyboard, but this is just dumb design in my opinion.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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It is better than i expected with a small cabinet!!! I have a sub that is a 6" that I paired with a set of Presonus Ceres 4.5BT monitors. The bass was lacking and I wanted something a little stronger. I ordered it and It was delivered in 24 hours on prime. It is much smaller than I expected. It’s just 2” deeper than the 6" cabinet it is replacing. I connected it to the system with the Presonus Ceres 4.5BT monitors. It turns on right away. And it has strong smooth bass not muddy bass. I actually had to turn it down 5-7db below 0db on the gain control to match the monitors. Now, I have a complete Presonus system, that is very impressive for the cost. I have several other systems, A KRK VXT system and a Blue Sky system this is smallest system and it is very impressive compared to the KRK and Blue Sky systems I have in head to head comparison using the Mackie Big Knob 3. Very happy with this sub. highly recommended.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Great for Price, Better after Tweaks. Loved the lamp. I am particularly fond of the design which is why I got it. As a student moving from dorm to dorm it folds nicely. Great Student lamp. It has two different strips of lights that cause the change in color. It is not the best light I have had but for the price it is pretty decent. Lumens I provides enough light for the tasks I perform at night which are normally just computer work, occasional solder, tiny tool usage and eating at my desk. I was really annoyed with where the switch was so I cut it off and reconnected close to the base of where the clamp is. I can now easily reach the on and off and lumen adjustment. I would have preferred the switch be closer to the head or arms of the lamp but I am happy with where it is now. I added a rubber pad to the clamp so I don't get charged for damages to the desk. I also had to un hinge a spring and tighten a few of the screws. The springs are unevenly strong that it pulls the light in funky ways and after removing a few and then tightening screws the lamp still adjusts and moves and stays where I want it. I have been pretty happy with it.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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LOVE. I saw one like this listed on Lowes for like $250 so when I saw this I knew I wanted to try it out. I really love incline walking and I didn't want to get something with the bulkiness of a normal treadmill that most likely for the price wouldn't have incline. When I read manual I was hesitant but now that I got it all set up (easy by the way) I love it! Once you get the oil on there its like skating on ice & I have tried it with and without shoes and I would say it is MUCH easier with shoes on in my opinion. Anyways, for the price, the weight & size, and the way my calves and thighs are burning ..... makes me believe again its great!

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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BEWARE- very difficult for the dongle to pair & connect... Those that have read my reviews before know that I just get to the point, when things are good, I shout it from the rooftops. And when they are bad, I shout that also! I really wanted to like these after 4 months of use, but it is what it is. This is my second pair after my first was sat on after a few weeks. I originally got these because of the fact that they were "wireless." When I place the dongle in my computer more times than none it will not pair, resulting in several attempts before it works. This of course did not start right when I got them when I could have done something. I simply SHOULD HAVE SPENT MORE MONEY TO GET BETTER QUALITY! To the point, if I had it to do over I would not buy these.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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In anticipation of using, I'm going to say it's right up there with Hydroflask. My family owns too many water bottles and most of them are hydroflasks. We've got a few eco vessels and a few generic throw around ones. But I wanted to be different so that I would know it's mine... My wife might try and claim it as hers like she did with another hydroflask bottle I bought.I really like the size and the wide mouth opening and the chug cap. The wide mouth when you have the chug cap off makes it super easy to fill with ice and drink. It's wider than the hydroflask wide mouth bottles. The chug cap is really easy to take off. It has a grippy edge to it.Having had the handle cap for the hydroflasks, I think I can honestly say I like the yeti design better. A solid shape as opposed to having it swivel. I prefer the solid shape.Even though I haven't used it yet I have no doubt that it will perform as well with hot and cold as the hydroflask bottles. I plan on using this for travel and of course those hot summer days on the golf course.The picture doesn't do the color justice. It looks better than the picture. I'd definitely get another so I can have 2 in a rotation... Just a different color.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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I like it a lot. I had an old one I bought years ago that was smaller. This one is large enough to easily accept a paper shopping bag, and it’s a little taller than my old one, so if I have a bunch of plastic shopping bags, I can pile them up higher.  It’s pretty cool that I could fold it up if I needed the room for something else, but I never do that..  I don’t understand why some people complain that it slides around. The back of my SUV is plastic, and it doesn’t slide around (and I am not the most gentle driver either, but if I had to slam on my brakes, I would say all bets are off and I would not blame this product).  I’ve heard some of them fall apart, so I pulled on mine from different directions, and it’s not falling apart. I don’t doubt with automated manufacturing that some of them would be defective. (check them out before the return window closes)..

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Oh so soft and thin enough for what I need. I bought several different types of washcloths because I need something for my dog’s (mastiff with large ears) that I could use to wipe the spaces in his ears when they get dirty.Wow!  These are so very super soft. None of the other ones I bought will work. I washed these and after I used them once I bought 3 more packages. The loop to hang them is also soft (won’t scratch sensitive parts) and is great for hanging them where I need them and then somewhere to dry.Although I love my dog, the new washcloths are for me to use on myself. They feel so luxurious and well made. They are thin enough to use in small delicate places but they feel like such good quality. My regular washcloths are now cleaning rags because once I used these, I don’t want to use anything else.They are thin enough to make a difference when putting them in the cabinet as well. I am going to use them in the RV where space is more limited.If you are searching for soft, thin, or both, you won’t go wrong with these.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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It worked. I’m not a veterinarian, but homeopathic remedies typically do more than just treat a symptom. My dog has collapsing trachea, which causes her to cough after she drinks water. I well, when you get enough water that went the wrong direction and into your windpipe you’re going to have a dog that’s coughing on a regular basis. I tried this stuff not really expecting anything and boy was I wrong. Within two days the cough was drastically reduced. She still coughs after drinking water, but all the coughing in between is gone. I ordered a second bottle and miss placed it, and the coughing came back after about three days.  I ordered a third bottle and started the drops up again and had the same positive results. This stuff is staying in my arsenal. I find that you can reduce the dose as the cough subsides. I don’t stop it anymore. I just drastically reduced it. The cough is still gone. I have little porous dental treats that my dog loves. I put the drops on those and she doesn’t mind at all. If I run out of treats, I put a couple of drops in her bowl and squirt a little bit of whipped cream on top and that does it as well. This was a miracle for us.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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No complaints with quality. I got this for an emergency pull rope / strap for the trunk of my car.. 4" did not really register as to how wide that actually is, or how thick this strap actually is, until I got it in.. One of those (brain fartt) moments where you could kick yourself in after thought.. In any case, this is way more then I need for an emergency strap, so I am going to look for another.. I have one that is thinner and not as wide in my one vehicle, and I wanted one for my other vehicle.. If you want one for something like that, this is going to be much thicker and heavier then most people will ever use..With that being said, the testing I did do with it, it worked fine.. But let me be honest when I say.. 16,000 pounds is like towing a semi.. I have nothing that will use or need that kind of a heavy duty strap to tow.. But then again, I have seen smaller one break trying to pull out bushes and stuff.. So better too heavy then not heavy enough and breaking.. Just know, if you are looking for compact, this is not for you.. But from what I can tell so far, it is nicely made and I have no complaints about its quality.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Works well, seems well made. Ok, I hate cleaning my shower. I mean it's not gross, but it's not spic-and-span either. I was glad to receive this and as soon as I got it, I plugged in the included charger and charged it for an hour or so. (It shows a red LED when charging that flips to green when fully charged.) As the pic shows, it consists of the head, where the brushes attach, along with 2 other sections, one of which contains the battery, the other is an extension piece that also telescopes to provide more length. You also get 4 brushes of various sizes.After charging it up, I sprayed down the shower with a soap scum cleaning spray and let it sit for about 5 minutes. Then I went to town on it with this little baby. I made the mistake of trying the large, flat brush, and I quickly realized the large rounded brush is a much better option for shower cleaning. Otherwise, it's a little hard to control and it dances around a bit.It worked well, and made the job simple - no awkward bending, reaching, standing in the tub, etc. Glad I purchased it. I've not tested the battery duration yet, but it didn't slow down, and still had plenty of power after I used it.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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I should have bought this years ago. I love this thing.  I love hard boiled eggs but often don't eat them because of the hassle of making them.  When I do make them, I tend to not eat all of them, or by the time I do, they have lost their flavor.  With this egg cooker I can make them on demand with pretty much zero effort.  I also love fried eggs over medium but it's such a pain to always get out the frying pan etc... I just make medium boiled eggs with this and it's pretty much the same!  I tried doing the poached eggs, but could not find the best amount of water/time to get them cooked right.  I could get the yolk perfect, but the underside of the egg white was still runny.  Added more water and the yolk was almost completely cooked and the underside egg white was till runny.  Not a big deal because again, I get exactly the cook I want with the medium boil and can do more eggs at a time.I would have paid triple for this item it's that good.  I don't really understand the negative reviews about the timer.  It is loud, but not obnoxious and I can hear it anywhere in the house.  The melody is fine, it took me a few times to realize it was the egg timer and not my phone ringing.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Glittery. I’m not using this product again because it is glittery. I don’t think i saw glitter in the description, so I was not pleased to put this on my skin and find I look like a preteen. Luckily I tested on an arm before putting it on my face - I’d hate to go into work all glittery. Just for kicks, I did try it on my face on a day when I knew I wasn’t going out, and indeed I did look like I was getting ready for a glamour shots session.That said, it is a nice skin oil, if you don’t mind the glitter. I could definitely feel a difference in softness in the patch of skin I tested and my skin felt nice when I did put it on my face. So it works, for what it is, I just wouldn’t use it.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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I would describe the fram brand as barely adequate, if that. The build quality feels just really cheap. Everything about it is cut rate. That's probably why it's priced right around $4 right now. I don't know about all the people that say it's destroyed their engines and whatnot. I guess that would happen if pieces came off at and it came apart in some way and started to clog up the oil passages. But from what I've seen no one's ever been able to prove that that has happened. Now that's not to say it hasn't happened I just don't have the time to do extensive research. But everything about these is just cheap. I have no idea how well they filter. For a few dollars more you can get something that feels really good quality. So I decided not to use cheap oil filters anymore and so I find these unacceptable. Like I say I'm not going to make claims that they ruin engines because I have no idea. I know the nickname for these is orange can of death. It's pretty funny but I haven't seen that to be really true at all like I said above I haven't seen proof about it. Anyway yeah I'm just not going to use filters this cheap and low quality.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Totally worth it! So, I know you're supposed to clean the humidifier daily - that's all well and good when you're a) not disabled; b) dealing with Stage 4 Cancer ; and c) just too dang tired.  I wanted to wait and see just how well they worked before writing my review.  Each time I refilled the humidifier I would add 6-7 drops.  Normally, I clean them once a week - and I have 2 humidifiers so it takes some time to clean them.  Well, I have been very sick for 2 weeks, and I knew the chambers were probably gooky so I turned them off for about 2 1/1 days.  I cleaned them today expecting some kind of science experiment gone wrong - even cleaning them weekly I'd get a ton of gook.  Well, there was gook, but surprisingly not nearly what I expected.  I am now using 10 drops because I realized I have an almost 2 gallon tank so I'm hoping next week when I clean them I'll see even less gook.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Outstanding ironing board! I never thought I would use ironing board and outstanding in one sentence, but this one definitely stands out.I was hesitant to order it because of the higher price. I never paid anything near this much for an ironing board lol.So why did I order it?First I saw the nice attachment with the little compartments. I immediately thought I could use it for scissors, tape measure and pins since I usually cut fabric on my ironing board due to lack of space in my craftsroom.Then I read that the ironing board is extra wide, another plus for cutting fabric or doing other crafts.I also noticed that you can pull it up to 36 inches which is counter top height and is easy on my back when I'm ironing.Of course I also read the positive reviews and eventually decided to order it.After unpacking and admiring the awesome attachment, the great quality, the sturdiness and the extra cover, I set it up in my craftsroom.I noticed that it was a little wobbly (it's our floor) so I put a piece of styrofoam underneath one of the legs.I read the description which came with it to make sure I didn't miss anything and guess what!The feet have built in stabilizers which are adjustable so no need to put anything underneath!It really can't get any better!An outstanding product for sure!5 stars from me. ☆☆☆☆☆

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Works well while I work. I love this treadmill so much. I use it with my standing desk while I work. The only two things I wish were slightly better are 1- I do wish it had even a small incline option and 2 - I do wish I could store it standing. It seems to potentially want to stand while “folded” but it doesn’t for me at least. Luckily, I have room in my office for it to sit out of the way flat. But I will say it arrived quickly, was easy to get unpackaged and going, and has worked very well. I keep my remote in a container on my desk to prevent losing it and it’s all going well. Super happy with this purchase.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Very Sturdy. I have bought what feels like a ton of these over my adult life for all kinds of different, practical applications not just for hanging a shower curtain and this one has to be one of the sturdiest ones I have ever purchased.  I wasn't so sure about the black as I normally stick to white, off-white or a light tan but for the purpose of my purchase, I was indifferent because I just needed a sturdier rod in my laundry room.  I use this rod to hang the clothes right out of the dryer and sometimes, the weight of clothes can be so much that a regular, cheaper rod, will buckle under that kind of weight.  I was hoping that this rod would solve my worry about that because I had my other one fall on me, a couple of times by that buckling under the weight of the clothes.  This one is absolutely the answer.  It is really easy to install and extremely sturdy, I can easily hang about 3 loads before I have to put them in their respective closets.  That's a LOT of laundry, and an amount that my other rod couldn't even dream about holding.  The price is very reasonable as well, so if you are in the market for a really sturdy rod, this is it.  I hope you find this review helpful!

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Have to use force when plugging or removing from switch. I figured it would be great alternative for my switch that I can travel with for my system, but it makes me feel iffy when I plug it into my switch. I have a hard time unplugging it and even plugging it in. As if it's tougher to insert into and remove from the c-port. I figured with decent reviews it would have been perfect but I just don't feel good about using it when I have to use force to even use it. I don't want to ruin my switch or the cord itself, but mostly my switch. I use it as a last resort. Maybe I would have better luck using it with my dock? Or maybe my cord was just not that great? Either way, I recommend looking for a better one or even the real Nintendo cord since I wouldn't want to recommend any cord that could possibly ruin someone else's system.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Love the ladder hardware, screws are horrid. Love the hardware, the screws are worthless.  I used oak sides and rockler steps.  (Saved enough on the rolling hardware I decided to splurge on the steps).Be careful planning the alignment of the top rail as the wheels only clear the mounts at the operational angle.I read how bad the screws were bug figured I could be careful.  They're horrible.  I predrilled, new bit, gently installed, and the heads still stripped.  I complained and was sent smaller screws.  I ended up replacing them with others from Amazon.  Pain in the neck because I had to use an easy out on 3.The wheels and rail are fairly straightforward to install.  I built my ladder, then put it up to figure out where to screw the top in.  The hardware seems fairly well made.  I did have trouble putting the caps on the rails and between the rails, the o-rings wanted to tear themselves up the fit was so tight.  That was annoying and I replaced one, but I ended up deciding they weren't that important and didn't worry if the others tore.Would have preferred that the bottom locks, but the ladder rolls smoothly and I'm really happy with it.I replaced the screws with:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GI8BVKG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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I have thought about buying like 10 of these. I am a nail girly - I spend a lot on at-home nail products. So I have spent quite a bit on nail drills that always end up breaking. I usually buy the ones that are around $80-$100. I can honestly say, none of them have ever been anywhere as great as this one. I've had this for a few months and it is still going strong. I am not sure how long it'll last, but my others usually only lasted this amount of time. If this broke I wouldn't be upset, I would just order a new one because it is worth every penny. I LOVE that it is cordless, but ESPECIALLY that it isn't bulky like most cordless nail drills that are attached to a big block. It is legit perfect. Another thing I LOVE that makes this so much better than others, is that it can go fast, but more importantly, it can go slow. Even on the slowest setting every other nail drill was too powerful sometimes, but this one is perfect. Power when you want, but gentle when you don't. I would spend $100 on this and it would still be worth it.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Sublime now vexed, dismayed and disappointed. I waited until I had the perfect place for it. I unfurled and inflated with ease and speed. It slept beautifully! You could not tell it was an air mattress. I thought ok. I’m good until I find my bed! At least two weeks of sleep when I can as a birth worker.  I come home from an extended and taxingly long birth (DAAAYS!). My sister is surprising me with fresh linen. As she crawls to the center to get the final corner… the seam.. TEARS! She sinks. My nephew goes flying at 19 months. I literally broke into tears grabbing him. The absolute JOKE of a patch (note the square) Sticks then blows away as we begin to think of refilling. I am soul weary at730 pm this evening. So instant bond glue and duct tape to the rescue.  30 mins in. It’s filled and holding. So having no choice I will pray I can sleep on it and rest. And have to figure out what the hell to do next. I don’t know about anyone else.. but I done happen to have a spare amount of cash just waiting to purchase a bed on the fly.  I’m so very disappointed.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Operation money Grab. I needed this cord so badly that money was not an option for me. I didnt even look at my bank account when I bought his cord so I said to myself why not, I needed a rope for mountain climbing and this was probably the most affordable. So I gave it to my wife, by the way is my X wife now, somewhere hiding at the bottoms of some valley but that's not important whats important is this review. We started off on a beautiful mid summers day camping and my wife had a climbing rope but it was her birthday so I surprised her with this state of the art $1000 dollar futuristic rope tested by Nasa. She was hooked! although we didnt have internet so she couldn't look up the information but she trusted me and it looked pretty legit. As we climbed up the mountain I told her to save the special Nasa Strength Rope for the highest peak because that's when we will need it and she agreed. I can not believe she did not hold on correctly so it was user error but the cord is still intact. I will not be returning the Technologically made cord just incase I may need it for my next date. Thank you so much in selling me this incredible gold digger saver.

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Works great, so far. It’s very sturdy and seems well-made but I can’t speak to the adhesion, yet.  I bought this during the winter and I prefer to wait until it’s warmer so I can clean the garage floor and use the adhesive stickers for exactly where I want it.Currently I have it on an old area rug so it doesn’t slide around.  I really like how I can feel the slight elevation in the front so I know it’s close then I feel the higher back which signals me to stop.  I don’t have to guess at all; it’s like my tire fits into a perfect little trough.  I have about 3 inches between the front of my vehicle and the garage wall and maybe another 3 inches of space in the back so my garage door will close.  This device works great and saves me from guessing or getting out of my vehicle and checking clearance.  If I had one suggestion it would be that it should be a little wider but I’ve gotten use to it

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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Works great for my very fine thin fragile hair, but it's a bit sticky... This TRESemmé Hair Mist Texture Mist works great for my very fine thin fragile, and somewhat curly hair. This spray mist is a bit sticky, but I guess that's what gives it its grippiness.Whenever I go out, I always wear wigs, but at home I sport the little bit of hair I have, as it's just more comfortable. This works as a double duty product. It provides a bit of texture and volume to my natural hair, making it look like I have more than I do.It also gives it more grip for keeping my wigs in place. I'm unable to wear a wig cap, only wig grips. This gives them something more to hold on to than just my wimpy looking hair. When I remove my wigs, I can just spray with water, scrunch, and let my hair dry to revive it.This is not the type of spray or mist that you can easily spray onto your hair, as it actually doesn't create a mist. I just spray it into my hands, rub them together, and apply it throughout.Even though it is not technically a mist, I still like this texture, volume, and grip it provides to my natural hair, and would absolutely recommend it!

Instruction:
Translate the English text into Russian. Make the gender of the author inclusive by combining both masculine and feminine endings using slashes.

 Follow these formatting rules strictly:
 use the slash to separate the masculine and feminine endings
 1. for past tense verb participles, e.g., "купил/а", "был/а"
 2. for adjectives, e.g., "рад/а", "должен/жна", "счастливый/ая" "сердитый/ая"

 Only output the translation, with no additional formatting or explanations.

 Example 1: "I am happy that I bought it" -> "Я рад/а, что купил/а это"
 Example 2: "I never saw or heard it" -> "Я никогда этого не видел/а и не слышал/а об этом"

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