Great mic. I'm kind of new to the podcasthing thing and at first I was disappointed with the sound quality. It was only as good as the $5 desktop mic I replaced. Then I figured out that I had to speak directly into the mic rather than just having it to the side of me on my desk. If I speak directly into the mic the sound quality is amazing. I was really hoping not to have to move the mic directly in front of me each time I recorded, so I started looking for some type of arm that I could connect above me so I could just bring it in when I needed it but I can't seem to find any clamp that fits the mic since it's so wide. Even the ones that say they work with "blue yet" are too small. I've tried two already; neither fits. Other than that, I love the mic.

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 versatile lamp that gives off plenty of light. I mostly got this lamp because I wanted something we could use when the power goes out. We have high winds where I live and usually a few times a year they end up making the power lines where I live go down. Amazingly enough two days after this light arrived our power went out for about 3 hours. I was so happy I had charged this little lamp and had it to use. It gave off all the light we needed. I even put it at lower light to make it last longer since we had no idea how long the power would be out. The only thing the least bit negative is that it takes a long time for it to fully charge. I set it to charge as soon as I opened it and probably 4 hours later it was still glowing with the red light so I ended up leaving it on for the night. It was fully charged when I got up the next morning but I really don't know just how long it took. So far we have used it for maybe 5 hours all together and it's still going strong. I'm really happy with this light and I'm even thinking of getting another one to keep on hand for the next time we lose power. Definitely recommend this light.

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 not fit well - too short. The quality is very nice, but it's not long enough to fit the key fob.  Because it's too short, I had a heck of a time putting the post on the end to keep the cover closed.  I finally got the pin through, but it's at such an angle that I cannot put the metal piece on the back end.  I had to leave the metal piece off and secure the pin with the key chain loop only.  It's a shame because it's a really nice cover.  I have a second one on order that I will end up returning because I suspect that the fit will be off as it is on the first one I received.UPDATE:  I ordered two of these, one of each color.  The review above is for the first one.  The second one was shipped from overseas.  After I received the second one, it turns out that the pin I mentioned above is much longer on the second one and it fits great.  If they had provided the correct pin on the first one, I wouldn't have had to alter it to get it to fit and I would have given them 5 stars.  Because I am stuck with one that has a short pin, I leave my original one star rating for all the time I put into it to make it work.  Apparently, you roll the dice when ordering 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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I keep coming back to this foundation. I’ve tried other foundations over the years but seem to always come back to this one. I have fair skin and use the L1 ivory color. My skin is also sensitive and I honestly find this somewhat soothing.No fragrance, not too thin (I do like some coverage for my uneven skin and some minor scarring) but not too thick. It actually glides on very smoothly with my make-up sponge. It easily smooths into the hair line and blends well over the chin-to-neck area. No obvious borders from skin color to make up, so I know it’s a good color match for me.I like the pump feature for ease of putting on my sponge (I never apply foundation with my fingers), but I do hate leaving product in the bottle when it gets low. I typically save a “low” bottle and then when my next bottle gets low, I stand one on top of the other to hopefully drip down into the bottom bottle. There is still some waste, but at least I’m getting the use of more product. I think there are even small make-up “spatulas” out there, so perhaps I will try that.I dislike spending money on high-end make-up, and I find this is a quality brand and good value. I highly recommend.

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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Best deal ever !! I have been playing guitar since the early 1970's.  I ordered this guitar package  for my grand daughter for Christmas but it didn't get here in time so I gave her one of mine, she was very happy with that.  So when this came I carefully unpacked it with the idea that I was going to send it  back.  So I tuned it up and installed an old DeArmond pickup and plugged it in.  It blew my mind,  the sound was great and the action was super fast and easy to play.  I normally play my old 1972 Guild,  I can honestly say this guitar played as easy and sounded as good as the Guild (that was not easy for me to say)  and for this price which included a hard case tuner and strings , it is just an unbelievable deal.  If anything changes I will do an update,  for now I am very happy with this guitar and strongly recommend it.  I would like to know what strings came on the guitar, they appear to be very light but I do not know what brand they are.  (who ever set this guitar up knew what they were doing, the action was perfect)

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. I’ve used myrrh essential oil in the past, when I made homemade natural skincare. But I’ve never before used it as something to ingest. I tried one of these capsules for the first time about a week ago. I’ve been in rather poor health, and I guess I hoped to discover a natural remedy. The first day I tried these, I took one and stayed attuned to my body to see if I felt different. After a bit, I did feel a subtle sense of relaxation and also some pain relief. A few hours later, I felt, ever so slightly, a sort of blood sugar type of jitteriness and irritation. I waited a day and tried it again, same way: one capsule. This time, I didn’t get any kind of jitteriness or irritation, as if I drank too much coffee. But I did feel mild, gentle pain relief….or, I should say, I felt as though “something” took the edge off of the pain I’ve been experiencing. Since then, I have been taking 1-2 capsules per day. Obviously, I feel that it may be helping me with my health issues or side effects. ..but I don’t know for sure if it’s these capsules of myrrh, psychological, or something else,…yet. I can say that I’ve been taking less aspirin and ibuprofen since using these myrrh capsules.

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 personal electrical guitar amp. First off, I knew that it was on the small side and I know how small audio amplifier circuits can be made because of my degrees, but I still was not expecting this amp to be this tiny.  If it was not for the battery pack adding on some size, I bet this amp could fit in my guitar case.  But I love how small this is, and yet how loud it can get if needed.  The only reason for 4 stars is I heard a hum on some of the strings as well as some of them are fuzzy, so I am not sure if this is the amp or guitar yet.  I did not hear this with no amp attached obviously.  I found out that electric guitars need to be setup and I don't think this guitar has been setup yet before being used as I was not told about it.  So once that is done, if the sound improves I will increase my rating, if not, well you know what happens then, but I will do my best to find the cause of the hum and fuzz that have been found now.

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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Handy multi-device car charger with useful voltmeter. I don't currently have any auto devices that need their own power port so the best thing about this charger for me currently is the voltmeter so I can always know the condition of my battery. I am hoping to get a dash cam soon though so perhaps that will need the extra power port. I like this charger a lot but it fits a bit too snugly in my van's power port, when putting it in and removing it I worry I could damage my van's power port. My first generation Toyota Sienna may have a slightly smaller power port than usual because I had that problem with another charger, I also read about another Toyota RAV4 owner with the same problem. If it weren't for the tight fit I would probably use this as my main charger so I could always know the condition of my battery. Another odd thing, but not a big issue is that since my port is low, when I insert the charger so that I read the port labels right side up, I am forced to see the fine print on what I consider the bottom of the charger, maybe that's a good thing in some situations. I like the soft touch on off switch.

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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Check the comb for metal shards! One safety issue that I found concerning was that I found metal shards in-between the combs.  I found 3, removed them, and rinsed and soaked the removable comb piece in soapy hot water before even using it to be safe.This is an extremely cheap alternative to the popular FURminator descending comb, so I wanted to try it out.First thing difference I noticed was that this comb doesn't have the button to push out the hair like the FURminator.  That button you see on top is only to remove the metal de-shedding comb.For $3, this de-shedding comb is a fantastic deal, and does the job of de-shedding your pup like it's supposed to.  I do find it annoying that I have to grab the hair out after a few brushes instead of being able to use a single button to do it, but again for $3 bucks, I can deal.  I follow up with a brush down with my regular brush to catch all of the loose hairs that this tool doesn't pick up.It's a cheap tool, and I'm happy I have it.  I probably will purchase the FURminator again down the line, because I really do miss that button.

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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Well built easy to use. When I first opened the package, I wasn’t looking forward to dealing with another electronic interface, but I was pleasantly surprised that controls and the directions we’re all clear and the interface intuitive. It is definitely waterproof and has held up nicely. However, I don’t have a lot of photos because the weather has prevented the critters I was after. I will update when I get something worth posting. The only thing I wish it had was a wifi connection. I would like to dash it in a tree, and I don’t wanna have to go up and down in order to see you, but I captured. The unit it’s self came with a strap and can be made secure.

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 fresh! Full Moon Chicken Jerky Healthy All Natural Dog Treats Human Grade Made in USA Grain Free is product reviewed.I am SO disappointed in my recent purchases of this product!!  I used to trust that I would get a fresh, softer jerky like texture of the chicken from this seller and over the last few purchases, I have been noticing a severe decline in product quality!  This current purchase has smaller pieces and they are HARD!  There is some whitening of the product as well which indicates that they are older.  When I break the strip in half, there is often sharp, hard edges which cannot be good for my dog's mouths!I took a long time to decide on a jerky treat for my dogs...I wanted quality and a supplier that I could trust.  These strips used to be fresh and pliable!  Used to be fragrant! I am now having to decide whether I will buy these anymore and have begun to look elsewhere!  I cannot recommend this product as the decline in quality and freshness is SO disappointing!  I don't know whether this is a seller issue or an Amazon issue but I am disgusted!  I likely will NOT be purchasing this product again!

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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Just okay... I purchased the JSAUX Stand Base for my Steam Deck and was a little disappointed with the overall quality of the product.  While it is compatible with a variety of devices, including tablets and mobile phones, I found that the stand itself was not as solid as I had hoped.The foldable design and adjustable features are nice, and the anti-slip surface is a plus. However, I found that the stand itself was a bit more flimsy than I was expecting, and I had concerns about it tipping over or not providing enough stability for my Steam Deck during play.  Good if you want to use it for a phone desk holder, but those can be picked up easier and cheaper.While I am a big fan of JSAUX products, I have to say that this stand was not up to the same standard of quality that I am used to. I was hoping for something more solid and sturdy that would provide the necessary support for my device during gaming sessions.Overall, the JSAUX Stand Base for Steam Deck is okay, but I was looking for something more reliable and secure. If you're looking for a basic stand that is compatible with a variety of devices, this one may work for you. However, if you're looking for something more substantial and durable, you may want to consider other options.

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 vs regular melatonin. I use melatonin sometimes when I'm having issues sleeping so when I saw this was 20 mg I decided I would have to try them.  When I was setting down for the night I popped one of these pills and waited for the magic.  It took about 15 minutes and I was out out for the night.  I did notice the next morning I wasn't as groggy as I had been with just plain melatonin (guess that's the magnesium)  so I like these more that the usual melatonin I get.  The taste and smell are n/a to me as I just open it and pop it in with a drink of water.  The pills are a bit big so I would use water with them.  All in all, I like these for sleepless nights and they will be my go-to from now on.

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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Choking hazard for some dogs. My Boston terrier loves, loves, loves them. I noticed that many reviewers mentioned that these don't last more than a few seconds when they give them to their dog’s so, I tried to time Phoebe eating them. The first one I gave her, she took about 4 minutes to finish; which I thought was really good but then, the next few she ate quicker at around 2 minutes and it got shorter and shorter from then on. I will say that Phoebe also has those yak hard sticks to chew but now, she really only seems to chew those at night but, anyway, back to this product... One day I gave her one of these sticks as kind of a snack, they are high in calories for a snack but whatever; she must have been really hungry because, I noticed that she was acting like she was having trouble swallowing so, I stuck my fingers down her throat and dislodged almost half of the stick. Phoebe still gets them but now I hold them and she has to take bite size pieces. Phoebe really loves them and I actually do think that they calm an upset stomach so it is worth the grossness of the saliva getting all over my hand; I just wash my hand thoroughly afterwards. :)

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 not charge cause it’s defective. I have had this for over a year. I rarely use it which is why it only stopped working recently. It’s an amazing keyboard and I love that I can have 3 different Bluetooth connections for it.Like I said I rarely used it but have been recently using it a lot more. I love it to say the least. The only problem was I noticed it wasn’t charging when connected to the charger. I didn’t think anything of it until recently when it finally died and ran out of battery. I tried everything to get it to charge. Even used different chargers.Today I finally realized the problem. The charging port is wrong. I looked up what the charging port is supposed to look like and it looks nothing like it.It’s all good though. It gave me a year of usage and the fact that I was able to use it for that long was good enough for me. Now on to new beginnings.

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 mouse! I bought second hand and after a reset it works great! I own 4 mice, 2 cheapos a Corsair harpoon and this dark core. Only going to compare the corsair mice. The harpoon is light and easy to use. The the scroll wheel is very easy to use. I would rate this mouse excellent if I had never used the dark core RGB. The dark core is heavier which I actually like. And it FEELS so smooth I’m guessing that’s due to the 18,000 dpi optical sensor. The RGB IMO is awesome. I have it set to match my monitor or whatever is on display. The scroll wheel on the other hand is stiff. I find my finger sliding on it constantly. I have to adjust the pressure at what I use to move the scroll wheel. On the harpoon it’s effortless.I am using both wings on the dark core and I enjoy resting my fingers on them. It’s a nice feel/grip.Overall I love this mouse and it’s working great for me. Unfortunately I made the mistake and got them on qi charging version but I like it so much I don’t want to return

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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Bought 3. 1 worked. 1 won't turn on. 1 wouldn't even charge my phone and won't recharge. Seriously. I was pretty excited to find something my wife and kids could just carry in their car that would jump start it in an emergency. So I bought 3 of them. When I got them I pulled them all out of their boxes and checked the charge. The first one was 3 of 5 bars so I plugged it into a usb charger overnight. Next day I tested it out on my RV with a V10 Ford engine that had a very weak battery and it cranked like the battery was new and started right up. Still at 5 of 5 bars.I checked the second one and it was at 5 of 5 bars. I plugged my phone into it and it took my phone to 65% over about 3 hours, and then it was at 1 of 5 bars. I plugged it into the same USB charger I had the other one in and came back a few hours later and it was still at 1 bar. I let it charge overnight and it's still at 1 bar. Flashlight won't turn on and won't start anything.I checked the third one and nothing. No bars of 5. Flashlight won't come on. I plugged it into the charger for a few hours and nothing. No bars, no flashlight.

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 a fan of the built in XLR cable. The boom stand itself works great. It is a good value for the money. The only thing I wasn't a fan of was the built in XLR cable it comes with. I am an Electrical Engineer and I tested this cable myself and can see that using a 150 ohm XLR preamp test on my desktop setup, I can see that my whole setup puts out a noise floor of about -100dB, which is extremely good. But it wasn't until I plugged in the XLR cable that my noise floor went up about 20dB. That is a lot for a cable and when I turned my gain up all the way to see if my hypothesis was correct, it was picking up radio interference from a local radio station, but barely could hear it. This means that the shielding on the wire itself has a fault somewhere or the wires themselves aren't balanced and not twisted pair. After I plugged in my own XLR cable that I had from a good source, I immediately saw my noise floor jump back up to -99dB and could hear no interference anymore. Just letting people know, that if you do expect to use this boom stand, make sure you also buy an XLR cable that is good quality. Now, I don't know if maybe I got a faulty cable, but it is something I wanted to warn people about.

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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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Giving it a try. I just started using this. It arrived unsealed and the box damaged in transit, but I was confident by the look and feel of the pump that it hadn't been used. I'm using this as a toothpaste, but I may share it with others who have appliances. I think it is meant to replace toothpaste. It doesn't include fluoride though. One pump generously covers the toothbrush. Although it's mostly air, it does feel like enough product to do the job. The foam has an unpleasant alcohol-menthol taste. I didn't find it that intolerable though, and it dies down over the two minutes. I also think it helps give that clean feeling afterwards. Instructions are to use this 1-2x daily, expecting results in 1-2 weeks. I'm surprised that I think I feel slight achiness after one use, so I'm going to see if I can do once a day for a few days. I'll report if I see whitening. To be fair though, I've been using a lot of whitening products lately and am not sure if I can expect more progress from products. This claims to be up to a 4 month supply which seems improbable, but then again, it does dispense a lot of air. If it lasts nearly that long and works, it's certainly worth $12.99.

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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Heavy Duty! This is awesome because it turns your wire rack shelves into solid shelves in seconds.  I hate it when I put something on the shelf and it wiggles it's way off. Or it doesn't stand properly because it doesn't fit across the shelf properly. No more! Now I have shelves that feel like they are solid.My only gripe is that I wish I had done these BEFORE I put stuff on the rack. I had to take everything off. Which was time consuming, BUT no fault of the manufacturer. And truth be told, it was like moving - I got to declutter some stuff that I probably didn't need any more.I'll know for next time. Buy liners BEFORE placing things on rack. If I buy a rack, will order liners before I build 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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Surprisingly comfy for a good night's sleep! This turned out to be a life saver on a recent camping trip. I was planning on tent camping but during the night the weather turned and I was pummeled by rain & hail. My tent is great in the rain, but I was set up in a low area and the space under the tent quickly turned into a lake and my tent turned into a giant waterbed. Since I had this in the car, I decided to inflate it and see how it worked. It was pretty easy to set up/inflate quickly and it was SO comfortable! I was honestly surprised at how comfortable it was. I'm 5'0 and had to sleep a little curled up, so if you're taller, consider how you like to sleep.The only downside is in my Mazda 3 I had to move the front seats all the way up to fit it, so I can't drive around with it installed. I could probably pull the pieces out of the footwells and angle the mattress a bit to push the seats back to drive, but haven't tried it yet. I do love the versatility this provides! Now I have another option for camping when I don't want to go through the hassle of setting up a tent for just one night.

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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Gear for Motorcycle front sprocket. I used this sprocket JT1264.17 17-tooth to swap out the front sprocket gearing of my Lifan Xpect 200cc motorcycle.  There are videos on how to do it on youtube. It's a very well-made sprocket and heavy-duty. After removing the sprocket cover and loosening the back wheel and chain I was able to take the stock 15-tooth sprocket (JT1264.15) out and install this 17-tooth with little issue.  The sprocket cover needed a little wiggling to get back on over the larger sprocket, but it worked. The result: This was a test I conducted as my own gear ratio experiment. Please consult for advice, from a mechanic professional, the manual, and the service dealer before doing this experiment. What did I gain? I was able to extend lower gears out longer and gained a comfortable (less RPM) 5th-gear speed riding the paved highway.  What did I lose by doing this swap?  I lost lower gear torque to the rear wheel.  I don't want to lose lower-gear torque. I am going to ride the bike on dirt roads and ATV trails where I need lower-gear torque for many purposes.  I won't keep the 17-tooth front sprocket in the motorcycle.  The 17-tooth sprocket looks very well made.  No manufacturing imperfections.  If you have a purpose for this front sprocket this looks like a good one to buy.  I am a DIYer.  Please consult your dealer service department for professional advice.

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 modified it. So I decided to do this a little different. I like to keep sanitizing wipes and tissues in my car. But I did not want to have them right in the cupholder beside me. So I put this together but I did not put the tray on top. I put the tray off to the side and I use the extra cups to hold my wipes and my tissues on my passenger seat. And I am very happy with it because they are easy to grab while I am driving. I always used to have to just try to fumble around for the tissues.

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 for daily powder supplements on vacation. These helped me bring 15 days' worth of powder supplements to make my morning smoothies while on vacation; I poured the powder from these directly into my wide-mouth "ShakeSphere" bottle and added drinking water to shake it up. My powders filled each container right to the brim (approximately 70cc I think, if I did my math correctly from all the various scoop sizes). I didn't like being forced to use the funnel top as the lid on the topmost container; I don't have a baby and I didn't need to use a funnel, so it was wasted space in my already tight luggage - I would have preferred a flat top lid. When closing be sure the pieces are securely tightened with each other, and strangely, when you use too much force, the pieces don't twist apart nicely; after I loosened my grip, then the pieces came apart smoothly. I used these for a 1 week trip to San Diego and now I'm packing them up for a 2-wk trip to Hawaii. I use these weekly at home too, because I love the time savings in the mornings of not needing to measure all the powders out each day (now I do that only once per week).

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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Nice to be able to order the buttons without the entire assembly... I use Straploks on all my basses. I have three straps, and each one has the male portion of the Straplok system. On my main strap, I have four Straplok male connections so that I can achieve the correct playing position for different basses. Each time I purchase a bass, the first thing I do is to change the existing buttons to the Straplok buttons. Until recently, I thought it was necessary to buy the entire assembly, even though all I needed was the buttons. Now it is nice to be able to order just the buttons, but I believe they are priced too high. The entire assembly can be purchased for just $5 more than the buttons alone, which makes no sense, since the male portion of the assembly is much more complex to manufacture compared with the button portion. Still, I would rather pay $5 less and not have too many useless male portions just lying around. I think $5 or so would be a more fair price, not that Dunlop is listening to my advice. 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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It’s okay. It’s a starter kit, so it will give you what you need for a quick start up. I purchased Quick Start and Stress Coat+ instead of using the conditioner provided with the tank and they worked very well. Within a few hours of adding those in and running the filter, my water was ready.I’m not a fan of the filter at all, it’s loud, creates a strong current, and it doesn’t do the best job of cleaning the water (the sole thing a filter is supposed to do). Based on previous reviews it’s not reliable so within a week of having it I decided to replace it with an inexpensive, but much more reliable, sponge filter that doesn’t create a current. Happy water, happy fish.The lights are decent, though I wish they were dimmable. There are cheap options for dimmable lights with a timer that can be submerged, and I will be using those instead.The instructions for this tank mention a provided heater. There isn’t one provided, which I think is better as I found a heater that reads the water temperature and it’s keeping my betta very happy.Overall, the tank is decent and a huge upgrade from the 2.5 gallon I had before. With the money I spent, I could’ve purchased a bigger tank since I replaced everything else but now I know for the future.

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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Maybe I don't love these, but I really really like them. I take that back - maybe I actually do love these. I have about 300 miles now with these and have yet to find a deal-breaker with them.  I hike all types of terrain and haven't had any problems with them.  I never used poles before, but after tripping and falling last year when hiking some really difficult terrain, I thought it prudent to try something for added stability.  These Foxelli's have been great for me.  They remain locked in position for me and I haven't had problems with them sliding out of position, even in very cold and changing temperatures.  I can see how one might break them if they aren't paying attention - especially if using on really rocky trails where the tip can get caught between rocks and jam.  But that’s not the pole’s fault - it’s “operator error".  What I really like is the lower handhold which is sooo useful when going uphill in changing terrain.

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 quality. At first I thought this mat was such a weird size; however it worked out perfectly for our 84 in x 84 in playpen. I had to buy 4 of them and they all fit. The product is consistent! I have purchased mats before and they weren’t consistent so each set of the mat was slightly different. I really like that there are no edge pieces but because of that I had to buy way more because I only needed a few extra middle pieces and I have bunch of corner/end pieces left. I wish it’s slightly thicker but overall the quality is really good. I ended up spending a similar amount that I would have spent for the house of hoa mats but this mat size fits perfectly for our playpen. I highly recommend this mat! Hope they eventually have different designs and 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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Learning How To Play at 66! I have loved Gospel Music since I was 18 years old!  I vowed that I would learn to play it at some point in my life. Well that point is here and after looking for the standard organ in Black churches, I decided that I didn’t need a Hammond and Leslie in our house.  After researching dozens of keyboards and reading hundreds of reviews, boom!  Here I am with this keyboard in my house and me practicing scales with proper finger placement!  This is an amazing keyboard. It is amazing how accurate the instruments are and it has organ voices that emulate the Hammond and Leslie, which is the main reason I bought it!  I am so excited about the feel of the keys and the ability for it to run off of AA batteries!!Now that I have no excuse, it is on to the included DVD and booklet and YouTube instructional videos for playing Black Gospel music and finally my next purchase of full size base pedals that plug into it. Yes, I have a headset so that my wife doesn’t need to endure what we endured when our kids were learning instruments. I highly recommend this amazing instrument. Top quality and design and a definite value for the money.

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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Bright and pretty lights. I absolutely love the way these solar lights look. I have been eyeing them for a long time before I ended up ordering them, and when I got them I was first a little disappointed because I expected them to be taller, but that is my fault- I should have checked the measurements. They are very light weight so a stronger wind will blow them over especially if they are not anchored, and since I keep them on my deck I can not anchor them. The quality seems pretty good and the light seem to last pretty well. I had them for about 6 months and I am very pleased with them.

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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He likes it just fine. I ordered this to add a little something to our dog’s kibble meals. I’ve used a similar name brand product before.This is powder. Not dry and fly away but a powder. That’s what I wanted when I purchased it but if you’re expecting pieces or chunks you’ll be disappointed. The package is easy to open, easy to pour out, and zips closed.I’m pretty careful about what I give our dog and usually stick to name brand products with lots of reviews. I checked out this company online and they’re based in the US. They have a website which you can order from. I can’t find any retailers other than Amazon. From what I read, the ingredients are sourced from the US. I like that the company also donates food to dog shelters.Our dog likes it just fine. I can’t say that this product has changed his eating habits for the better because he’s usually a very good eater. But he knows when he doesn’t like a food or treat. He also gets tired of the same thing all the time so I alternate tasty additions.Freeze dried dog food and treats are expensive. This product is no exception. It is a bit less per ounce than the name brand product I use.

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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Strange angle of mouthpiece. I think I've played just about everything that has keys or strings - even a theatre pipe organ - and I was looking for something different that was fun to play.  I did play the recorder a number of years ago, but again, I wanted something unique.  And that, is when I came across the ocarina.  I didn't want to invest a lot of money, but wanted something that had a good tone.  A little research on line brought me to the Night by Noble.  And I love it -- but my right wrist Does Not.  The mouthpiece just seems to be at an odd angle.  I did a little comparison to other brands and sure enough the angle and length is a bit odd.  Again, I really like this particular instrument, but might consider another brand with a longer and,more importantly, more angled mouthpiece, in the near future.Update - I purchased an STL Aria ocarina yesterday.  What a huge difference!  The mouthpiece angle is perfect and definitely longer.  And it gives me a great finger wrap for the balance needed in high notes.  It was three times the price of the NbN, but you pretty much get what you pay for.  I got a thick velvet carrying bag with the NbN, but wanted something more protective for a ceramic instrument.  Ended up finding a camera case that was just the right size.  I'm happy, my wrist is happy, so all is well!

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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Heavy duty. I want to note, that this has only been used once. It definitely packs a punch and cut through a wood bedframe legs easily without getting stuck, and I was impressed. I had wanted to wait to review this after further use, but, I have not needed it again. Regardless, I have confidence it will work just as well as the first time. I love that it came in a carry case as well to be able to store with all the accessories easy. Overall, from what I can tell, this is a great reciprocating saw. It came with an array of blades, and 2 batteries with a charger as well. I wish I could comment more about its many uses, but as I stated before, I haven't had a need for it. If this falls below a 5 star in the future, I will definitely update my review, and state the reasons why.

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 owned 7 house bunnies in a row!!! In about thirty years I have owned 7 bunnies, all who have lived inside and been treated very special.  Sometimes I have owned two at once, but in those thirty years never gone without at least one.  Obviously I am doing something right since several of mine have lived to be about 12-13 years old.  So in say that, I highly recommend this grass mat that I use inside their huge open door cage where I also have pet fur mats on the floor along with one of these mats where I sit there bowl of TIMOTHY pellets.  I notice that the bunny I have now will ignore it for awhile and then one day just start shredding it to pieces, so I make sure to keep buying them for her since she really doesn't play with any rabbit toys I buy her.  Except for loving empty toilet paper rolls this is her fav fun project!  I always make sure anything I give my bunnies is safe and healthy (note, always use timothy pellets, give them just the tiniest bit of fruit, no other carbs and tons of green vegies daily).  Rabbits love to eat but anything sugar or sweet will mess up their stomachs real easily...but back to this product, it is a big yes and I will continue buying them when 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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Disappointing. I had such a high hope for this product! I didn't know this existed and when I found out, it was like someone read my mind. I can use only one perfume ( health reason ), and for years, I could not fine a way to carry on my travel carry one, they do not sell travel size for that particular perfume. So when I found this, I was so surprised and ecstatic! Alas, it leaks. And it leaks badly, constantly. I filled up one of the four bottles with and expensive perfume, and it started leaking immediately, I could not stop it. I don't know if this bottle is defective, but I do not feel to take any chances with any of the other three.

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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DO NOT BUY THESE. these are absolute garbage unless you just want to play by yourself. they are so buggie i have to keep going back in and play with the audio settings in my XBOX series x MULTIPLE TIMES per session. I have 2 accounts on my Xbox and i use the same headset for each (for a high level and low level character in a particular game that won't let you have multiple characters), this screws up the headset every time i switch back and forth (others can hear me but i can't hear them, so i have to go into xbox settings and start over). then there's an annoying occurrence where if i play alone the audio is really decent- not great but decent. as soon as my wife invites me to a party her voice is super loud and i can't hear the game. these headphone lock you out of the normal chat mixer and force you to use the volume dials on the headset- but the problem is the volume doesn't change. I have my wife screaming at me and i can't hear the game, the games music or my guns shooting- so i smashed these pieces of garbage on my table. total garbage. the XBOX official ones were the same price, but they were not available so i got these, that was a hundred bucks i really regret spending.

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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Hard to open—at first… I do a lot of traveling—and I mean a lot. I ordered this eight compartment pill organizer box in hopes that it would be helpful on my travels. The price is super affordable and I like to make sure I’m always stocked with the basics. I was really disappointed however, to find out that the individual compartments were nearly impossible to open. I struggled with them for several minutes, even breaking a nail before I decided to head to the reviews. Thanks to the angel who mentioned removing the silicone band, I was finally able to get the compartments open. Once they’re open and shut a few times they open much easier. Phew! I wish the compartments were a little larger because they really don’t hold that many pills and I need plenty of room for my overseas travel days. I still think I’ll use this, but probably when I’m traveling not as far.

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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Such a cute keepsake. I was hesitant to get this because I have never saved any of my kids teeth before… something about teeth just laying around grossed me out.. but I must say this is so adorable and I definitely will be keeping her teeth and putting them into the holders. I have a half in my 3 year old room and I already put this together so she think it’s just a cute decoration, so I will be able to add the teeth and I don’t think she will even notice. I really think this is such a cute idea and wish I would have done this with my other kids. It takes a weird keepsake like teeth and turns it into something quite adorable! It even has sticker if you want to put what tooth it is on the little plastic holder. I don’t think I will do that but I’m definitely going to put her little teeth in there!

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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The complex tastes good and not medicinal. Sublingual Vitamin B complex is appropriate for low white blood count therefore, I take it just about daily.I will continue to take it but unless I do blood work, I am not sure if it is working.  But, I generally can tell by how I feel.  If I am fatigued, I know it would not be working and I have not been fatigued since I started it.I did read that some people did not like the taste but I did not think it was bad and sublingual vitamins work faster than pill form so for that fact, I think it is worth it.  Because it is in sublingual/liquid form, you can adjust and take a smaller dose to start versus pill form you would have to cut the pill.The price is good too.

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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Mine were different than the picture. I’m not big on beauty products, but I occasionally get eyelashes that curl under and poke me in the eye so I like to use an eyelash curler to help with that. I don’t need anything fancy since I only use it occasionally. I saw this one and thought it was super cute so I thought I’d give it a try. It feels the same quality and works the same as the other eyelash curler that I have from the dollar tree. I don’t know if that’s good or bad, but it gets the job done for my purposes. The eyelash curler that I received was not the same one in the picture though. It has the same iridescent rainbow coloring, but it doesn’t have the cute mermaid handles, they’re just the basic regular handles with the loops. I would have preferred the mermaid handle ones as I thought that’s what I was getting.

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 Powder for the extra coverage I need! Airspun Loose Powder Translucent Extra Coverage- I’ve found a gem with this powder. At first I thought it would be too light for my skin but it’s not the case at all. Other powders I’ve used in the past have been beige. This powder amazingly blends into my skin beautifully. After my morning routine of cleansing, toning, vitamin C serum & moisturizer I then use L’Oreal Magic Erase Primer which is the only primer that controls my very oily skin. Once my face is set I apply this powder. This sets my face for an entire day! I apply it before 7am & it’s still looking great at 7pm. Liquid foundation has never worked for me due to my oily skin. I also have scarring from acne I had when I was a teenager into my 20’s. This powder falls nicely into place eliminating the look of this on my face. I love it! There is a lot of powder that comes in this container. For the price it’s amazing. A puffer comes with it but I use my makeup brush to pick the powder up to apply it. Yes, there is a scent to it. This doesn’t bother me but if you’re sensitive to fragrance this wouldn’t be for you. Otherwise I’d say with the low price it’s worth trying. From my personal experience I definitely 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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Loud!!!!! Perfect! I bought these for my cat my precious kitty cat, who transforms into a stealthy savage when she is outside! I couldn’t stand the carnage anymore! Although my husband is the one who dealt with that lol. It got to the point where I didn’t wanna let her out anymore. I didn’t think it was fair to the wildlife. but with these bells and the perfect to the safety collar changed everything! And I can hear her coming through the fields because of these awesome bells! They are nice and loud! You won’t be disappointed. These are the best bells ever!! I have purchased them twice. The first pair last a while until the breakaway collar broke away and did what it was supposed to do. I suppose I don’t know I never found it or the bells. I found the perfect collar on Amazon., and with these bells, she is still stealthy! But never gets to complete any missions of savagery as the bells alert all around her. Yes I would buy these again. I highly recommend THESE BELLS!!!!

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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Decent quality at a good price. I am one of those old retired guys that has been building at stuff for, well, since Kennedy got elected.  Anyway, I have so many types of bits it is crazy, but counter-sinks are something I never have enough of.  These are pretty good.  They are not the best you can buy, but they are well worth the money.  The actual bit is ok, but that does not matter a lot to me as I have a substantial number of titanium bits to replace them.  The counter sinks work well in wood and aluminum.  The taper design is something that can work very well, when needed.For the price and the value quality, I feel compelled to give them a 5.Note: I have been an Amazon customer for almost 20 years. I write all of my reviews to reflect my personal observations and opinions on a product. It matters not if I have purchased the item myself or if it was provided to me for review. My goal is to provide other potential customers as much real-world knowledge as possible to make an informed decision. In most cases I will return to my review in 6 months or less to see if I should alter my original observations. In no case will the cost of a product influence my opinions at all. In addition, I will try to include multiple images and or videos on each product, if practical.

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 lighting, excellent key feel. I had a Nighthawk X8 MAX keyboard I loved. It worked for years. Then the coffee happened. I tried many keyboards and eventually settled on this one. The lighting is bright, the keycaps have large letters and numbers, and most importantly, the keys feel "right". I am also pleased that is is a tenkeyless keyboard that still has print screen, etc. I would like for the caps lock indicator to be brighter, but that is the only complaint I have. I actually have two of these so I am ready when the Nighthawk I have at my office finally dies, or when I inadvertently kill the one I am typing on.

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 very first VR set! So worth the money! I finally decided to plunge into the world of virtual reality — and I’m so glad I chose this item as my first “attempt” at VR! I really liked that any adjustment (minus the strap) could easily be done even while wearing the device without interrupting gameplay! As for the strap, just a simple fix of placing the joycons down, fix it, and bam, you’re immediately back to gameplay. I saw other reviews say it was heavy… honestly I found it to be light!My only downsides to it (which neither have nothing to do with the product itself), are…- The games offered. I wish Nintendo would offer a VR mode for more games- Because I have thick hair, if I moved a certain way, the straps would slide up to the top of my head (due to gripping) and I would have to pause the game and reset it on my head before continuing. But I’ll try wearing a ponytail next time!All in all, I really enjoyed my time with this, and I can definitely see it as a more long-term option than what Nintendo offers!

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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These are great! I got this set so that I could have the white and purple one because I got myself a white controller and some cute purple buttons and so now everything matches 💜 And the other headset I had just kept in the top of my closet as an extra for when my son's ended up breaking because we all know that headphones usually only last a few years. And yeah so I pulled out the black and red ones within a few months. And I've had my headphones for I think 2 years now and they're still holding up. My son already went through his, but he actually uses his everyday and I only really get a few hours here and there every month. But idk overall I love them, they fit great and the sound is awesome and I actually love that they are wired because I don't have to worry about them dying on me lol. But anyways I hope this helps. Oh and back when I got these I think it was like maybe $50 for the set, so idk how much they are now but if it's too much more than maybe just get one if you don't actually need both of them.

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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Won't connect to Razer Synapse. I bought this to upgrade from my old Diamondback.I have never had any issue connecting peripherals from any other company other than Razer and this mouse is no different. I went through the processes outlined on their website to have Synapse recognize this mouse but it didn't find it. Take note, I also have an old Diamondback and Firefly already installed. During the 'repair' process, it prompted me to search for the synapse.msi file but couldn't find it saying the file doesn't exist. The folder it was pointing to exists but that msi file is no where on my system so even though I updated my synapse application a week or two ago, I tried it again but no updates were available.This isn't rocket science. This shouldn't be that difficult. I have 'gaming' peripherals from numerous other companies and never, not once did I ever have an issue connecting one of their devices. They are recognized immediately upon connection but not with Razer. Razer forces me to jump through all these hoops and it still doesn't work. So, I no longer spend hours upon hours trying to get their products to work. If they don't within five or ten minutes of troubleshooting it's being sent back. I should have remembered when I tried to connect one of their headphones and had the same issue. I remember even uninstalling the application back then and reinstalling it and it still didn't connect.

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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Best Bassinet!! This bassinet is absolutely perfect. I am so happy with it! I bought 2 because my daughter had twins. Best baby buy EVER. I wanted a bassinet that had the side to side glide but I wanted it to be sturdy and it not be able to shift a baby into the side panels (we have 5 and 3 yr old siblings.) I wasn't crazy about the all white but it works so beautifully it could be puke green and worth every penny.If I were on the design team I would change that the glide motion have an "always on" feature for the exhausted new mom in addition to the 60 min timer.  I would improve the sound quality. Its harsh. The white noise and nature sounds are great but not so much the music. I would not have the flashing light. We havent figured out exactly what the flashing light is all about. I'm sure it's just that we haven't set up the wifi yet. Which we will get to and update if it changes our perception of the bassinet.I have 4 children and I have 6 grandchildren. I wish this product was around for the past 40 years!!!

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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Lasted longer than I thought. I teach a sport that requires me to pack food for 14 hour days on the weekend. I try to pack as lightly as possible because everything has to be transported with my on a bus and then into schools, it's a whole thing. Since I'm on a special diet I bring all my food for the day but I try to fit it all in one lunch bag. That was not really possible with those hard plastic ice packs that I would typically use. However, with these, they don't take up as much space and they still lasted me at least 8-10 hours and still felt cold.Do I think these will work well for more than 8-10 hrs? I don't think so. But if you are using these for school lunches I think they would do the trick. Because of their size they don't take up a lot of room so I was able to use both of them to make sure I could be near more than one item in the bag.I'll keep trying these each weekend and see if I can narrow down exactly how long they last but if they're well frozen and in a decent lunch bag you should be good to go.Also, I love the color of 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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Long story short Gotta go with OEM. Had a Delta Bathtub faucet leaking, I looked for replacement but Delta OEM ones are very expensive.I went with the after markets one to save money. Every since I replaced OEM with After Market.When I turn on hot water, my pipe was making knocking noise inside of wall. first I thought maybe air went in there while I was working on replacing the cartridge, I bleed air out but problem persist. I looked through online trying to figure out why, but no one had same problem like I have. On some youtube somewhere I saw someone had similar problem (Different brand) and using OEM parts fixed the problem. So I finally decided to buy OEM and boom, problem fixed. I think it was because it is not properly sealed, maybe size is very very slightly different. So in long story short. Don't buy after market it is useless Buy OEM, worked like a charm.

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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Overpriced. 1. The printed directions were horrible and the installation wasn't easy.2. I don't see how the cord you pull to open up each segment of the cover will last. For the price of this, there should have been something better and stronger that will hold up to constant use. I don't even know if and how this cord can be replaced if it has to be.3. I used it entirely open yesterday for the first time since installation and I knew it would block the entire window. What I didn't count on was the rods not staying in place. I know I tightened each opening for the rods before driving off. Plus, the part that you put the rod in when it isn't used, came off and it shouldn't have.The weather stripping doesn't stay put so I don't know how good this will be in keeping my bed dry when it rains.I was deciding between this cover and the Lomax and I wish I would have chosen the Lomax even though it was more expensive. This cover is overpriced and expensive. I don't think it's worth it and now I'm stuck with it unless I try to sell it myself.

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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Super impressed, I love this bra! I love this bra way more than I originally thought I would. Unfortunately I don’t have a portable breast pump so I’m stuck to a machine every 3 hours and was extremely uncomfortable balancing the cups and not being able to do anything else. The flanges fit perfectly into the bra and stay put while I pump so I can be on my phone and do other things while I pump. As per other reviews I ordered a size smaller (usually a large I’m a 34DDD) and I got a medium and it fits perfectly snug where I feel like I have a great amount of support. Bra is also really soft compared to another nursing bra I have. All in all I would definitely repurchase!

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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Find your studs before ordering. I assumed I would not have trouble laying out the footprint I hade in mind. But the studs in my garage walls appear to be irregularly spaced. Two different stud finder tools failed to help. So I had to probe around. I attempted to pop the wall plates off of a light switch and an outlet, identify the corresponding wall stud, and measure in 16 inch increments and higher, and couldn’t figure a consistent interval. So I ended up just using my smallest drill bit with some guesswork until I found enough spots that would work.Wish I had spent some time getting lines down on every possible stud before I opened boxes and stuff everywhere. I made it work by combining some 4’ and 3’ spans (from the 6’ model).Now that I got them up, I’m satisfied with how they look and getting my crap off the floor.

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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Fantastic bag. So I wish MR made a 'toned down' tacticool version of this due to the nature of my work. I use this as my primary laptop/work bag. I appreciate how "close" everything feels in the pouches. All of the compartments are very accessible and have the appropriate attachment points so I can carabiner/zip tie the zippers if I am in a pickpocket area. I would recommend this bag to anyone who is on the go for work. It flies through TSA security stuff and has ample room for all of the stuff I need on the go. I leverage packing cubes for all of my stuff and carry a Dell 15" laptop and a USBC Dell secondary monitor, as well as an anker 737 battery and all appropriate cables. I typically keep my glasses case/sunglasses in the outside pouch and in the other, I keep gum and keys I don't put in my pocket. The inside zipper keeps pens (in ink proof cube), passport, immunization card, and some cash. This is a very nice system for the price and very durable construction compared to most of the bags in this class.

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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Money saving electric heat for dry eyes. I bought this eye mask because of dry eye syndrome. It works well, if directions are followed. It gets hot so it depends on how hot you want it. I've found that following the instructions and letting it get as hot as I want then switching to medium works well for me. I haven't yet used the included aromatherapy insert. I plug it in on my nightstand and the cord is long enough to reach the middle of my bed with no problem. Although I've had no issue with the cord, I would like to see a cordless version so I'm not trying to remember not to turn over. I'm pretty sure I have though. Overall, I like this product. It saves me money because I don't have to buy the disposable product. I spent less on this item than I would on enough disposables to last the month, so it's worth it. I recommend this product!

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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Beautiful and super easy. Update: Removing these weren't bad. Most of them were ready to come off at about 1.6 weeks. Some were loose and came off and others I soaked in acetone and they dissolved.These nails are so beautiful. I used the glue in the package. Next time I plan on using a brush on glue as I think that may be a little easier but all in all, they went on easily. The length is great and not too long that they get in the way. I may try a longer one at some point just to try it but I have a feeling the "RS White Cream French Tip" will be my go to.I 100% recommend these especially because of the tabs. Its easy to pick out the size and then grab the matching nail for the other hand. The set that is a medium length doesn't have the tabs. I'm going to try them but I already know I love the tabs.These are great. I'm not sure how they will be when I want to remove them. Hopefully not too hard.I did accidentally pop my thumb nail off the first day but I'm guessing I may not have used enough glue. The good news is, I just reused the nail and I'm back in business!Give them a try!

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 worth it! I needed a replacement table and found this one. I was worried bout some of the reviews, but it came in pristine condition and was very easy to put together. My 14 year old son and I put it together.For a small table it's decent sized and serves its purpose and I think it looks adorable.Only complaint I have is to the delivery company. I live on the second floor of an apartment and they sent 1 poor delivery driver to push this thing up two flights of stairs. I didn't realize this til he was already at my door. I felt awful for him.But huge rave for him! He was kind, and sweet, and pushed 123lbs of awkward sized box up all those stairs all by himself and was so polite and acted like it was nothing. I truly wish I would have known, because I would have helped and at least tipped him, but I had no cash on 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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Holy smokes! (Or holy flame?!) Geeze very few times have I actually bought something especially on Amazon and I’m blown away with the quality and price. (I’m not getting paid for this review but I should). This little thing packs a hell of a punch!!I have a Kamado joe grill and also a solo stove so I figured a propane torch would help speed things up. I tried the welding torch I have but it has a check valve and it’s a super small flame. I bought a cheap one off Amazon for 30 bucks and it failed on arrival. I waited a while and saw grillblazer. I really wanted that long one they got but no way I was shelling out 200 bucks and still need a kickstand for it to stand on its own.So glad I saw this and watch’s several YouTube reviews on it. Figured I’d give it a try and so glad I did. Now I can use my charcoal grilled just as fast if not faster than my propane grill on weekdays/nights :)

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 bought this years ago - worth every penny! I suck at soldering. My hands are really shaky and I don't do it often enough to get the practice. I can't believe how much of a difference this made over the cheap stuff (which have thousands of 5 star reviews!) I'd been using. It flows where I want it to go, very easy to use, low temp..For years I've been thinking about trying this, but the price compared to others is significant. I had tried a little tube of it awhile back and didn't like it at all. I didn't know I had brought the wrong type  (the naming of various solders is a bit confusing)  I finally broke down a few months ago and bought this. I was getting so frustrated soldering I started buying in stead of making.  It is absolutely worth the price.It's not a miracle tho - I still suck at soldering, I just suck less now.

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 the Price..But. I have some nice heavy duty solar lights that I want to hang in my yard along the back fence line which overlooks a wooded area.  When I saw these 9ft light poles, I knew it would be the perfect solution!  I was so excited when the box arrived but then quickly disappointed because apparently I did not read the description well enough - I saw the beginning of the title ‘Patio String Lights Poles” and assumed I would be getting two poles.  It does say ‘Pole’ singular further in the description.  So if you order these, you may want to order two.  I cannot hang lights from one pole lol so I will have to order a second one.  Having said that, the price doubled is about what other sets of two cost.  The pole comes in sections that you just screw together so assembly is simple.  I wish it was a little bit heavier duty because I’m not sure how well it will support my lights but it may be fine.  The pole doesn’t wobble much once in the ground with the five spikes.  Overall they are decent 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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