2012 RAM 2500 ST 6.7L  Transfer case switch perfect  replacement. I was stuck and put my truck 4low, and a service 4wd light came on. Once I was no longer stuck, I shifted it back to 2wd hi, and the dash said I was in 4 hi. So I wanted to see if it was in 4wd. I put my truck in my yard and stomped it, and of course, I was actually in 2wd. I placed it in 4wd and stomped it I was in 4w drive. My truck is a manual floor shift for the transfer case if that helps anybody, which means no electronic actuator to replace for 529.00, just a sensor (Dorman 600-555 ) for 83.00 at Autozone or 60.00 at amazon. I would purchase it again and I suggest going to Harbor freight tools for a 1-1/2-inch spanner wrench or the spanner wrench set for 65.00. the Spanner wrench would fit in the space much better than huge combo wrench. it took only 25 minutes to remove and install please use dielectric grease in the switch plug to keep water out.

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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Useful Microphone For Making Social Media Content. I have enjoyed using this set of microphones to make small videos for social media.  I am not super experienced but I wanted something to be able to more clearly narrate the videos I was making.  I found this set to be super user friendly.  Right out of the box, I was able to figure out how to use them.  I was a little bit apprehensive but these are really just plug and play.  The sound quality is good, probably not the best there is, but I think better then using only the microphone on my iPhone.  I didn’t use them at a distance so I cannot comment on that.  I think if you are looking for a something to get started with, at the price of  $24.99 this is a pretty good place to start.  A few of my friends have seen me using it and have even inquired about where the can pick a set up.  Definitely 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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Careful... I bought the 64oz which has a seam in the mouth (the 40oz doesn't) and I looked in there today, not even a week after it arrived, to find rust so just be sure to check every once in awhile that everything is kosure. I'm used to working with cast iron so I know I can scrub it out but it's not really something I want to have to worry about constantly.Other than that I feel like I haven't really been able to give this a fair shot but as mentioned, I bought a 40 oz as well which I'm hoping will be better.Also, I'm rating this as "not easy to drink from" (next section of review asks for a star rating on this feature) because I very much want a super fast, super smooth flow so I can chug like my embrava (not insulated) water bottles but I don't think that I will ever get that from any hot drink lid. Still a pita to have the lids be so... Gluggy and slow pour just because I prefer warm water.

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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On the Fence….Good Microphone With Flaws. My wheelhouse is electronics and security so I have used my share of microphones either in security equipment or setting up electronics for a band. The problem I had with this was volume. Maybe it was the App I tested it with, maybe it bugged me that there was no way to monitor the volume. I don’t do YouTube, so maybe this can be tweaked in editing but this did not give me enough volume for the App I was using even at max. I gave it a generous 4 stars because the sound I heard I guess sounded good but I would not use this anyway as it has to be unplugged to hear what you recorded. I don’t know why anyone would go through that pain. Points for quick set up and instant pairing. I guess I’ll leave the rest to the professional YouTubers but I see no use for this unless you are a pro blogger or something. I thought it would work on calls and I could clip it on and walk around but does not work for that. A niche product for video bloggers.

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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dryer nice, but the red/yellow reset/test buttons keeps faulting. The dryer works & I like it, but each time I go to use it I find the red/yellow reset/test buttons have faulted and the dryer won't power on until I reset.  I've tried it in several different outlets & using a surge strip, same result when NOT in use.  I've also tested another hair dryer in the same outlet, no issue.  I have contacted the manufacturer.  They asked me to send a bunch of photos, which I did, along with the receipt.  Then they asked me to send more photos in order for them to activate the warranty. They asked me to cut the cord & send photos of that.  I don't have the original box, so I can't return to Amazon.  As of now, I just unplug it and don't leave it on when not in use.  I guess I'll buy a different brand so I have something to use until they respond.  The way the manufacturer is giving me the run around is the reason for the 2 stars.

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 finally found the perfect one! Here is my story. I've been looking for a heating blanket, when I found one, I really liked it. However, the middle of the blanket would not warm up. I sent the blanket back and asked for a replacement since I reasoned that there might just be a problem with it. The identical action was taken by the second blanket. I subsequently bought another blanket, but I didn't like it because the coils only allowed it to heat up in the middle, not on either side. Even when I bought a fourth heating blanket, it still would not become hot enough. I was about to give up when I decided to give this one a go.  I am very happy I did!! Only setting number three on this heated blanket keeps me toasty. It becomes unbearably hot if I go above seven. Not only is the temperature control excellent. It's incredibly soft. I sincerely hope you enjoy the blanket as much as I do and my four-legged luvies.

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 what we wanted!! So we wanted to put these lights all around our room.  I took measurements and decided I needed to buy 75’ roll.  However what i didn’t expect at all was the strip has markings about every foot where you can cut it shorter!  This made all the difference for me.  I needed more than 50’ but less than 100’ and I was able to cut over 10’ off so there wasn’t a lot of extra where I came down to receptacle!  So after reading other reviews I used a cleaner and sprayed and wiped the entire area I was sticking it too!  Then I waited until it’s completely dry and installation was so easy!  And they are amazing!  I prefer using the app on my iPhone!  And connecting it to my phone was so simple.  They provide a QR code so setup was a Breeze!  I would highly recommend these lights!  And they are nice and bright

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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Exactly what I needed in my closet. These are great! There are two different sizes you can order and I chose the smaller ( I think its like 7 inches)  since I wanted to use them in a sliding door closet with limited wall space. I put one on each end, at two different levels and now I can see my clothes so much better when I slide the doors open. My bedroom is dark and its impossible to tell black from navy and I was having to take them out into the next room for better lighting to see what I wanted to wear. Now, I slide the closet door open, the lights come right on and so much easier! And I can make it hand-held if I want an even closer look. They have a magnetic strip that attached them to the wall and it just pops off and on. The bigger size would probably give even more light, but for the space I had to use them, the smaller size work just great. I have mine set at the auto setting so they turn on activated by motion and shut off automatically once the door is closed again after like 20 seconds. But you can also just use the on/off switch if that’s better for you.

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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Easy to install & just work! I had cages on my pedals, but I was primarily riding my bike on a trainer.  I used the cages because I figured my feet would slip, but I didn't want the clicky shoes since I wasn't convinced I was going to ride enough to spend the time finding something that fits...I unhooked my bike and now its going on the road for real.  The cages are just not going to work for me, so these are just right.  I wanted something durable and at least decent looking for my cyclocross bike.  Like I said, I'm not hardcore, so I just wanted something with regular pedals - these fit perfectly and work as I had hoped.  Look cool and have plenty of grip for when I'm casually riding around.  Very satisfied.

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

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

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

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

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Not very good quality. I doubt this is truly a therapeutic grade oil. I wasn’t expecting the best oil, at the price…but I was disappointed. It had an unusually greasy feel to it for an essential oil, the smell is basic, and if the sting of clove oil is any indicator of its purity, this is not pure. I’ve put clove oil in my armpits a few times and regretted it. I actually put this one on to test it, and eventually I did feel a little heat. But I wasn’t sure I would at all. I do like the dropper feature though. I bought it to use under my finger nails while fighting a pinworm infection with a toddler, so I didn’t care if it smelled great, I just wanted something I could use frequently after diaper changes. Hmmm, perhaps latex gloves would have been a better choice.

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, until it fell apart! I am in a nursing home, and I had it sitting on a table at the end of my bed. I reached for it with my grabber tool, to pull it towards me, and the side literally just popped off. There are two miniscule nails holding it together, which are as thick as office staples. As soon as that side came off, the rest of it started to come apart as well. I started to do a return, but it said it had to be returned in original packaging, which of course I didn't keep. Or I could get an exchange, but I what if that falls apart too? I noticed that beside the tiny, insignificant nails, there is a trail of wood glue that is about the width of a human hair. I think if they had used bigger nails or more wood glue, it would have stayed together. I'm just going to try and hot glue it back together. If that doesn't work, I have elbow joint brackets I can screw on to each corner. If not for it falling apart, I would have given it 5 stars. The concept is awesome to store your different sizes of zippy bags in. Just wish it had been put together better.

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 turns off, Glitchy, connection keeps cutting off... Bought it about a year and 6 months ago. I first started noticing that the headset would randomly lose connection and or it would turn off. Usually I would turn it back on and that would solve the problem. This usually happened when I would try to connect to my xbox. I also noticed that in the middle of a game it would drop connection even though it was on and I had not moved anywhere. This started to happen more and more frequently about 3 moths ago. Now as of yesterday it kept turning off over and over again and or dropping connection. At first i thought it was because it might be low on battery. I plugged it in for about 1-2 hours. That did not solve the issue. So i thought maybe the cable does not work right. I checked the cable it was good. but just in case i used another cable as well. It still did not work. When i plug the cables in it shows a green light meaning it is fully charged or close to fully charged. Well it is still turning off randomly at intervals of about 1-2 mins. Yes I even tried keeping the cable on (charging) while the headset was on. It would still turn off. I am no longer within warranty. I guess I will go back to my other headset from  2013 lol. Do not buy they are glitchy!!!

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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Yes, but... Hey, they're great & easy to install. I have noticed that the driver seat one moves around a bit, especially when I am leaving the seat & settling in to the seat. I believe I may not have installed them correctly, but not sure. I can't find the packaging it came in, unfortunately, so I don't know what to do about that. I noticed there was a strap on the bottom, not sure what that's for. Also a zipper for headrest adjustment, I suppose? Anyway, overall I love the seat covers; I just felt like I couldn't get the driver side to fit like the passenger side.

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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As flimsy as paper. I was looking to replace a wonderful bass clef magnet I'd had on my car for many years. I liked the romantic look of this treble/bass clef design, and was excited to get it. It arrived in a regular envelope, and I had no idea what was in it. I almost didn't open it, because the return address was not familiar. When I did open it, the magnet slid out like a piece of card stock paper, and the 2 "dots" that rest on the outer edge of the bass clef were 2 loose little black circles --- not in any way what I expected, and I certainly can't put it on my car. The first rain would wash them off. The extension at the bottom of the treble clef is flimsy & weak. I don't really know what I can do with it. I put it on my refrigerator, because I can't use it for what it was intended, and it won't stick to anything else.

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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Expensive. After watching a few videos I purchased this lacquer to refinish an old Gibson guitar.  I applied gloss black lacquer over automotive primer.  I bought two cans @ $35 for each can.  I followed the instructions and warmed the cans before use. The first can applied fairly evenly but the second can I had all kinds of problems with splatter.  I had to sand out some big globs of paint and put on another coat.  I tried shaking the can, heating warmer and lower but the splatter would not stop.  I had to spray for a couple of seconds then clean the nozzle with a rag to stop the splatter. The other problem was orange peel.  I have used other brands for 1/3 the price and gotten better results.  If I had to do this over again, I would use a less expensive lacquer.

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 soft, smelt like burnt plastic, lots of fuzz after the first wash. Despite others reviews, my set came completely the opposite (in a bad way). I got the gray set, and was super excited to use some new, soft towels. That didn't happen.First off, after taking them from the box, removing the bag, they stunk. Like burnt plastic stink.. I HAD TO wash them, because no way was I about to use that on my clean body.Secondly, after washing (cold, light detergent, low spin), and I threw them in the dryer (low heat, light tumble, fabric sheet)... there was so much lint. I am not certain that is normal, but it shed worse than my husky in the middle of July. They aren't losing any stitching, tassels, but it must have been there - somewhere. I know the lint I saw in the catcher was from it because I clean it before each dryer use.Thirdly, they are thin. This might be a good thing in terms of drying times (after bath/shower and leaving on a rack).. but we're talking see-through thin.So overall I am not happy, and I would not recommend INK+IVY Nova 100% Cotton Terry Bath Towel Set. The other reviewers like it, so it is possible I just got a defect. Hopefully so.

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

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

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

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

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Works great for me! Daily Support Hemp tincture is the only product that will eliminate the stabbing pain that I get in my feet. I have tried countless natural supplements and even pain pills, but nothing has worked. The pain that I get is not constant and just comes from out of the blue. Taking the Daily Support full spectrum has definitely made a difference. Since the pain seems to come in the evening, I will take a dropper full in the late afternoon. I have noticed that if I forget to use this tincture my foot will remind me. I don’t know what causes this horrible sharp pain, but I suspect it may be the start of neuropathy which I have read is very hard to treat. The price of this product might seem high, but this is quality hemp, and I will keep using this wonderful product as long as it continues to work for me. I highly recommend Daily Support full spectrum hemp tincture.

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 trimmer and accessories. I am normally a clean-shaven guy I like keeping my sideburns clean and sometimes I get a bit of a scruff that I need to keep clean.  I didn't have any clippers that I could use to keep the scruff from looking too bad so I decided to get this.  The clipper itself is nice and heavy and made up of almost all metal so it feels like it could take a beating if needed, I also nerd that I am like the design of it.  It comes with a bunch of normal clipper accessories such as guards, nose trimmer, etc, all of these were fine and fit and cut as expected.  Using the clippers was easy and charging it took almost no time at all.  It was able to at least make this mess on my face look presentable and not like I was homeless.  All said in done I like these the thing that stood out the most was the all-metal heavy design 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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I don’t know. I wish I could give it a review. I saw this on the feed in the summer and was notified during a flash sale. I bought and when I had time off work to take to pool, I got someone’s return. Now mine was an impulse buy based on what it looks like it can do. But the one I received didn’t have a power source. I received the device and the top wing (fin) whatever it is. I returned. I noticed upon return that the serial numbers did not even match up from the inner to the outter box. I’m bummed, but I guess it worked out since it was an impulse buy for myself. I’ll continue to watch and if it drops to where I don’t feel guilty I’ll repurchase. Oh, the motor had a hair wrapped up in it. Blonde I think and mines black!

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 flute, but… This is a very beautiful flute and I was so excited to get it. I hadn’t played in about 30 years and wasn’t sure if I could still play. I was pretty good way back when and really wanted to start playing again.When I started playing, I thought some notes seemed sharp. Well, as I said, it had been a while and I thought it was me. I continued to practice and did not see an improvement in the sharpness. In fact, the flute just got more out of tune as time went on. No amount of adjustment would correct this. Sadly, I was unable to continue to play this flute. It was too hard on my ears. I have returned it and will look at an intermediate flute to purchase. I am glad I tried it however because it sparked that part of me that always loved to play.

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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Weak Sandalwood - Not For My Sensitive Skin. I shave my beard but leave my mustache alone.  I have never used beard oil before.  I just apply whatever facial cream is left on my hand to my mustache.  So decided to try this.The bottles are small and as per the label, each one contains 20ml of various oils.  I uncap each one and use my sensitive nose to check the fragrance.  I love sandalwood soap so the first one I checked was the one in the middle - Sandalwood.  The fragrance of this is disappointing.  I can smell a slight presence of sandalwood but there is also something added that turned my nose off.  The unscented is neutral.  I prefer the chemical composition of cedar wood, vanilla, and sweet orange.Each bottle has a built-in dropper.  The dropper design is not pipette tipped but with a small circular tip.  I guess this is their way of measuring a dab of oil.I dropped a small quantity of sandalwood on my skin to test.  I felt a warm sensation at the beginning.  After a minute I felt a need to scratch my skin.  Hmmm, something in this oil my skin is complaining for.  I will not use this for my mustache since the skin around my lips is more sensitive.I cut my hair short and sometimes I can see that it needs moisturizer.  I may repurpose this beard oil for that.

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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A very nice blade. I have an old Ridgid bandsaw and love it.  I try to keep a number of blades around.  That means that I can look and feel a blade and have a good idea on how it will perform.  When I received this blade I was pretty impressed.  The teeth look good, the feel is great. The price is right.  I will buy more from this company.5 stars.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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I was unsure at first BUT... I was unsure when I first took this out of it's box. I needed a carrier because I realized I really can't carry my newborn and do other things around the house at the same time. I forgot how useful carriers were with my first son. It's intimidating at first to see all the straps, but once you get this adjusted for your body and baby it's a breeze to snap it right on you. My 6 week old currently loves being close to me and sleeping on my chest. In fact this is his favorite place to take naps in during the day. It gets him settled down real quick when he gets a little fussy. It's so durable and sturdy I don't worry about baby in here when doing anything around the house. I even take this with me at the office, fortunately I own my own business so I can take baby with me to work. For the price it's great, it's worth every penny and more. I plan to use this the whole time baby can stay in a carrier. I love this better Tham the bjorn, which I had with my first son. This is so much more versatile and transforms as the baby grows.

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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Comfortable, Affordable & Lots of Styles. I have been wearing these all day. I don't even feel them on. They go on extremely easy. They are stretchy so they fit nicely. Even with hand washing they stay in place and I don't feel any moisture underneath. I just bought 2 of the black so I could see how they fit before I purchased more, but I really like them so I am getting a few different colors. I am getting a few different sizes for pinkies, ring fingers, thumbs and I am also getting small rings to use with or in place of my silver toes rings. I would like a variety so I can wear with or in place of my regular jewelry. But  I would like to be able to wear rings while gardening or in the pool. I am really glad I found 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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Love This Air Fryer. I was hesitant to buy this air fryer because I wasn't familiar with the brand. I used to have a name brand air fryer and it died some time ago and I wasn't sure I needed to replace it because I wasn't using it much. I finally decided to try this one because of it's size and price. It's a perfect size for feeding 1 or 2 people. I also like the color. It's a big bigger than I had imagined before it arrived but it fits fine on my counter. This air fryer is easy to use and even easier to clean up; the non-stick interior just wipes right up. I still don't use an air fryer a lot on my whole food plant-based diet but I'm glad I got it. I think the price was reasonable and if you are looking for an air fryer, I highly recommend this brand.

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

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

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

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

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Very easy install. I purchased this timer from a local store, just because I was afraid it wouldn't work and could take back. With that being said, this 62 year old female who is not an electrician had no trouble installing this switch. It helped that whoever did the original wiring had the box nice and neat. The only thing I had to figure out was which black wire was the load wire that you connect to the red on switch. Planned on using my tester, but it no longer worked. So I did the next thing I saw when googled. It was the wire that came in from top of box. Wasn't sure I was right, but figured if I was wrong all I had to do was change around. Turned power back on and it worked!!! The worse part was connecting the white to my whites, there were a lot wrapped up together, but I managed. Now for the operation of switch. The buttons are really tiny so not the easiest to push, but I use 40 minutes most of the time for after showering. Have it set so just push the big rocker switch and it starts on 40. You can easily override by pushing any other button. So didn't get 5 stars because of the button size, but I am otherwise very happy with this switch, better than leaving fan on all day cause forgot to shut off.

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

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

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

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

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Very nice product. I bought this as a replacement for the one I already had. I love the filtered water feederFor pets. It is healthier than having a water bowl. Your pets continually have fresh water to drink. Unfortunately I thought this was the same one I had before by the pics I saw.  I had a stack of new filters and wanted to make sure I got the same one. When it arrived it was a different model using small filters!  Not happy I am going to now buy different filter for this machine but I will say this… since using a filtered watering machine I can tell a difference in my pets health. My cats and dog all share the same water and it is a better option to have this that always serve fresh clean filtered  water  Than a bowl  where they can share each others germs…

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. I liked this keyboard at first.  I work from home and although my employer happily provides me with a keyboard that functions just fine.  I don't like cords.  My old Logitech wireless keyboard was still going strong but I wanted something you could actually see letters on the keys on, I'd worn the writing off of most of my keys.  So I picked this one, I didn't notice that it was rechargeable until after it arrived.  I thought oh that's kind of cool no more batteries.  Then about day four middle of a phone call with a client my keyboard just stops working.  I tried quickly plugging it in to my phone charger hoping it would allow me to keep typing, but no it didn't. There was no warning that it was about to run out battery life 🔋, no battery power warning or anything.  I tried it again after being plugged in for a while and it worked again.  However I can't have my keyboard just stop working mid work day.  So I returned it for something without flashing keys and something that ran off batteries.  In the 5 years my Logitech was in use I only put a new battery in it once.  If you can remember to charge it daily it might be great.

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

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

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

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

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No small hole in either of the lids. This product comes with two lids. I would be much happier if it came with just one lid, as long as the lid had a small hole to let air in as you drink. Since I have two lids, I may even drill a hole in one of them. I would like to find a was to seal the hole I drill  when the lid is closed though.Also, note that this bottle is 32oz and not 32fl oz as this page correctly states. I knew the plastic water bottles I usually by are 16fl oz so I was expecting this to be about two bottles. Guess I didn't pay enough attention, but that is fine. It bothered me at first because I have 1 propel powder pack in a 16 fl oz bottle. Now I am diluting it just a little more - probably a healthier choice.Bottle = 5 Star, Lid = 2 Star

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 had one rechargeable 9V and thought it best to get more. These may not be rechargeable, but the thing is, I have been getting "battery-ready" and this is just one size/type that I have now.  Some time ago I got one of those battery cases to keep all my charged up rechargeables as well as nonrechargeables so that I can find what I need quickly and easily.  I have a few electronics that use AA and AAA batteries like crazy, but I also have C's and D's and now with this set of 9V batteries, I have a goodly amount to ensure that the electronics I do have that require a 9V, I have some ready!  Excellent buy and great to have on hand.

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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Some are good, some STANK. I'm a flower person, I love all things floral scents and I came at this knowing what I want. What I don't understand is why the seller doesn't group up the flower scents and the musky [really, musty] scents in one pack? I bought the green variety pack after returning the pink one and I'm still not 100% satisfied since I can't just choose a set with only floral scents.The Jasmine is great, skydive too, but the open and Darbar stink to high heaven! It doesn't make any sense to put a scent so masculine with primarily floral scents. I tried to get in contact with the seller but couldn't, either.Not all the oils were filled the same amount too. I get there's an inflation going on but this is stingy.For the price I wouldn't buy this again unless the seller is more flexible in how they're bundling the scents together. Makes no sense and I don't like that I paid for scents I hate and won't 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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great for walking, a bad back makes it harder to move. I use this daily while watching TV.  My other half uses it to keep moving on rainy or otherwise lazy days.  I love it.  The remote came with a cheap and possibly old battery - it died quick.  Replaced it with a new and expensive one and it is happy as a clam.  Invest in a good battery if you want it to work with only one button push. I have a bad back and I was hoping I could move it easily, but that was to much to expect of my back I think.  But, I can get it out of the way if I have to just not daily.  It folds easily though. When not in use, it stays in the living room, folded up and covered with a towel to discourage interested cats.  They think I purchased a very expensive cat bed, so that didn't work but the towel keeps the cat hair off it.  Someday I will make a cover that fits it and matches the rug.  I have not paired it with my phone and downloaded the app, I just bring it slowly up to my speed and walk as long as I can.

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. I have lots of long thick hair.  I am particular about how I wash and dry it.  I didn't realize this was rectangular when I got it so when I opened it I was a little disappointed.  I've been using those ergonomic head-shaped twist ones for so long I was skeptical (you know, like turbie-twist).  So when I tried this I was really surprised.  It's really big and fluffy but it actually stays better up on my head than the contoured ones.  It isn't as heavy as it seems and it doesn't pull on my hair as tightly as the ones I was using before.  I actually get more volume in my hair with this because y hair isn't compacted down as tightly and it doesn't pull my hair backwards into a tight little towel.  It's a single piece of fabric with very tough elastic sewn onto it for your tuck.And as I discovered just the other day, if your kids spill a jug on the floor then use every bathroom towel to clean up their mess right before your shower, this towel wrap is big enough to dry your whole body, cover you as you duck down the hall and still dry enough to use on your hair 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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QUALITY PRODUCT--Great O-Ring seal. I needed a new plug and/or O-rings for my Generac 4000xl Generator. I thought they would fit for most products that have a nickel sized yellow oil cap.  I used one of the o-rings for my oil cap, wonderful seal, .I did receive one used dipstick. I had no concerns because for my application, you are to add oil, until it spills out, not monitor its position. I broke the dipstick off the one to have an instant cap ready and may try the others for the oil levels. I could have messaged and sent it back, and I would have if I was using the dipstick part, because it may be hard to see a level. I wanted to use it today, so I did not even write, nor ask for a single one. For anyone, if that is an issue, with 3 to work with, I think they would be ok helping you. (I can not vouch for that for sure.

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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Important to know!! We had a harrowing experience just now Daisy our cavachon ripped apart the monkey and on the floor next to the monkey was a little tiny battery.  I was hoping to attached a picture but I was able to post it.  UGH!!  I never would've dreamt that those batteries were in there. Anyways, we threw them out because I don't want to take a chance because I thought we were going to have to run to the emergency vet that she might've swallowed one. But we able to figure out there were three and then we called the manufacture, and he confirmed it was three and when I suggested they note it they have those batteries in their toys as a warning but he said it’s on the outside of the packaging.  I could not debate the packing because I ordered it through amazon and I really couldn’t recall if there was special notation on the package it came in. So I thought I would just forewarned when your dog is chewing that there are those tiny little batteries there like hearing aid batteries and be careful!

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 Strings I Didn’t Know I Couldn’t Live Without. When I first tried these strings I was highly skeptical because they are a fairly heavier gauge than I’ve always used on my stringed instruments.  But when I started playing a friend’s guitar I noticed quickly how incredibly BEND-Y they are!!!  It’s honestly hard to describe how smooth these strings feel.  I ordered some and put them on my favorite Strat, and I loved them so much that they are now on almost every stringed instrument I own!  They last a really long time too because they are pure nickel.  I was ride or die for the vintage nickel fender strings for the longest, but these are BETTER.  I would recommend them to anyone for electric and acoustic stringed instruments.  I like to build and mod guitars for my friends sometimes and I always put these on and even include an extra set because as someone who’s been playing guitar for over 20 years, I want them to experience what I finally “discovered” a couple years ago.  As I mentioned, they last a really long time, but I still subscribe for a new set every month because I like to stock up and I have way too many instruments 🤣

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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Fine 4 daytime but will leak. I use these for daytime because I used them 1 time during the night and they leaked as though he didnt have one on at all. Also, I ordered the solid color set with blue green and black the first time in XS they fit perfectly for my 7lb Long-Haired Chihuahua but ordered again but orederd a decrative set same size XS and they were way too small, so had to send them back. Was going to reorder in the same color set of blue green and black but in the mean time, as I said...he leaked through in the night and it was as though he didn't have a diaper on at all. That prompted me to find a thicker diaper...which I did. I use the thicker diaper at night and I use these during the day.I will say, when I found that the 2nd set I ordered didn't fit the company allowed me to return the order immediately and refunded my $$ I was able to reorder or not at my choosing! I would reccomend the merchant. The product is fine for daytime use if you are able be with your dog and monitor potty times!!! ;)

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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Worth the price. I hate chapped lips but I'm particular in what I want in my chapstick. Yes, it's cool that treat beauty offers cool flavor options and I really like the gummy bear flavor. However, there are other qualities in a chapstick that I find more important. 1) I hate when you apply chapstick and then it leaves a residual chemical/chapstick flavor on your lips. I am happy to report that this chapstick doesn't do that. It's slightly sweet, but not with a weird chemical taste. 2) I hate reapplying chapstick every 30 minutes or so. For me a good chapstick will linger on your lips until you eat. I drink water throughout the day and I don't want to reapply chapstick every time I take a sip of water. Yes, I know it will wear off, but a good chapstick wear off slower. This is a good chapstick by my standards.Added bonuses are the variety of flavors, cute packaging and huge size. I just ordered more from the treat beauty website because my daughter loves the gummy bear flavor and I told her she could have 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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Very sturdy! I have high hopes for the longevity of this dish drainer. What do we moved to a smaller place I decided to use just a draining mat figuring I would roll it up between uses. So 2 and 1/2 years later there are still always dishes on the mat so I decided to just get an actual dish drainer like I should have done when we moved okay. It helped with the decision that every time my daughter's boyfriend helps wash dishes he breaks something from making a leaning Tower of Dishes.When I took this out of the box I was surprised and pleased at the weight of it.  There is no flex in it, the metal is strong and sturdy, stainless steel not plastic coated cheap metal.There is also the added advantage of extendable arms on either end so you can position it over to the sink to drain directly into the sink. I'm not sure I will use that aspect very often, but I am very pleased with this product.It is a little smaller than I expected, but that's on me because I didn't check the measurements before I ordered. Just a heads up to check the dimensions.The only thing that I don't love is that the silverware caddy is a bit shallow.Great product, 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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Incredible speaker cable. I was looking for a speaker cable for my system. I had a pair of basic Nordost, so I started looking cable from different companies, if you are looking for 10 awg cable 15 feet length price starts from 5000$ a pair from AudioQuest, Nordost Kimber Cardas etc. I always look to Amazon before I look elsewhere, and I found this 10 awg 15 feet cable. I said what the hack, I will give a try, only 70$ for a pair. OMG no other tweak made this much improvement in my system. I felt like I have new amplifier and speakers. Everything improved unbelievably. Base is tight, fast, accurate, mind blowing. Mids opened up, vocals clarified. Sound stage and dept improved. Layering widened. You can hear everything, every cymbal every note. This is really a remarkable cable. Literally saved me 5000$. I can say best cable for the price. You will not believe your ears.

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

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

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

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

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Excellent protection, no white cast, but sticky. I put Zinc Five-O Baby Mineral Sunscreen to the test against the mid-afternoon Arizona sun which is still super strong, even in winter. I can verify that it provides excellent sun protection with spf 50. Considering it is a zinc product I was surprised it didn't leave that tell-tale white cast that nobody likes but everybody puts up with to get that great protection. The product is thick, non-irritating, and has no real scent to speak of. After applying, it doesn't absorb into the skin (typical of zinc sunscreens), but it leaves a somewhat oily and sticky film that I found super annoying. Because it was a windy day, my long hair was blowing around and sticking to nearly every surface that I had applied sunscreen to. I also had some blowing sand and dirt stick to my arms. Despite this, the sunscreen provided excellent protection for the entire 60 minutes that I was outdoors. The second time I used it, I applied the product only to my face and neck and I followed up the application with a face powder to cut the stickiness, which seemed to do the trick. Because this is a sunscreen for babies, I imagine parents could apply corn starch afterwards if they find the stickiness to be problematic. I, however, will save this product for use poolside this summer because it provides excellent protection and that is really what is important.

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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Nope. I've never used a product like this before, so for all I know they're all like this, but my overall experience was not a positive one.  I tried the Lavender first, which is a hot pink disk, and as soon as I turned the shower on what i got was hot pink coloring all over the shower floor, soaking into the tile grout.  (As instructed, I had placed it out of the way of the main shower flow.)  I was hoping it would all rinse away, but it didn't so I ended up having to scrub the floor.  Not exactly the relaxing spa-type experience I was hoping for.  On top of that, there was  virtually no aroma to the aromatherapy.  The scents of my shampoo, conditioner, and body wash were all stronger, though none of them are that strong themselves.  I was really surprised.  When I was all done--hair dried, etc.--I did notice a hint of lavender in the shower, but nothing while I was actually showering.  All in all it was definitely not worth the magenta mess.

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

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

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

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

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This product has changed my life. I care for my elderly father who is confined to a wheelchair but can get himself on the toilet. He is constantly bumping his feet and his toes are always bleeding. As a result when he goes to the bathroom there's always blood on the floor. I take a diuretic and when I have to go, I have to go. I use these pads to stick to the floor in front of the toilet so that if I go in the bathroom and he has been in there bleeding, all I have to do is rip the mat up off the floor, and I can go to the bathroom without stepping in the blood. This product has changed my life and probably saved my kidneys. I will be subscribing to regular deliveries of this product. There are probably so many other uses for these wonderful pads. If I could give 10 Stars I would. Also the price is reasonable for such a quality 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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Saved my back and knees! Hurray! I am at that age where sometimes I have to put off chores because I've used up my back or knees or feet for the day.I probably should have gotten something like this a few years ago.  This really is super usefule.  We have a small shower stall, but it was still super hard to get down to clean the floor.  Last time, I sort of tipped over after crouching down to scrub, I was kinda like a turtle on it's back, my leg muscles spasming as I tried to get up.This is so much easier, so far, I have only used the more abrasive scrubby attachment, I pour a little soft scrub, then cleaned the floor while leaning against the wall.  It was probably the most lazy shower clean I have ever experienced.The scrubbie is good at flat surfaces, but if you really need to get at a corner, you have to press really hard to get in there.  I don't know what the solution to that is.  After I was done cleaning the shower, I cleaned and rinsed the attachment and set it  on the top of the washing machine to dry before I put them away.The soft shamm-y attachment is a real conundrum.  I guess it could be used to clean mirrors or windows.  I will give a whirl next time.

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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Cleans well, no water splashes. This mop cleans well. I wasn't sure if water would be splashing all over with the spinning of the mop head but it doesn't, it is contained in the bucket. I like that this comes with so many microfiber mop heads so I can keep some in rotation until I wash the used ones. It is fairly simple to use once assembled, you just have to flip the lever one way when you are mopping and the opposite way when you are spinning the mop. There is no foot pedal like on the original spin mop, this one works by pushing on the metal pole after you flip the lever to rotate the head that you put in place in the metal basket. The basket, mop head and handle spin and the water splashes out of the holes in the basket into the pail. The only thing I don't like is that as I was mopping I kept scraping the floor with the mop as the microfiber yarns moved to the side, I think they need to be a little shorter and fuller because I don't like the feel or sound of that. It also comes with a scrubber brush that you can attach, instead of the microfiber head, which I have not tried yet.This mop cleans well and I like the color 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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For Curly Hair. My experience…it’s okay but results are not instant. I like the scent. It does make your hair soft however when you rinse it out, I don’t feel that the product made a difference. I have left the mask on overnight and again, didn’t leave my hair soft once I rinsed it off. I will continue to use the rest of the product and hope it can help. I don’t know what I was expecting for my curly, colored, bleached, damaged, frizzy hair. I was hoping it would help so I wouldn’t have to cut a few inches off but so far, it’s not helping. I found a hair mask very similar to this at Dollar Tree made by Salon Selectives (old product line, hidden gem) and I am really surprised at how similar they are. Just saying.

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 Useful. I am a social worker with no kids so when I found out I would be transporting children I knew I had to buy one of these for my car. I had no clue that other places would be asking over $20 or $30 for these things so I opted to buy this one for a lower price. It works great and I can easily see the kids that I transport while I am driving. It is easily cleaned and super convenient to remove or place onto the headrest of the seat. I definitely am glad I bought 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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Amazing quality for a low price. I tested this lavalier microphone on a Zoom call where I wanted to stay connected with audio but leave the room completely. I was connected to the meeting through my cell phone, which I left in my office aimed at a chart when I roamed around my house. (Of course, I could have carried the phone with me during the Zoom meeting, but I was testing the audio at various distances.)  My Zoom meeting partner reported I sounded like I was sitting right in the room. Installing the receiver and microphone was a snap - the receiver plugs in to the charging port of the iPhone, and the light on that receiver blinks red until the microphone is turned on. When paired, the light on the receiver is a steady red (not blinking), and the microphone shines a steady green. The foam windscreens aren't necessary in the house but can be left on if that's the look you want. I am looking forward to using this lavalier when I record voice-over on my next PowerPoint lecture using my iPad.

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 work. I don’t like leaving bad reviews, but here it is. I bought this lapel mic in December and JUST opened it up to try and use it. I charged it up, at least I think I have, but this thing will not turn on. I used the cable that came with the mic and a trusted wall charger and I don’t know if it is charged or not because it won’t turn on. I’ve tried to get it to work, my tech savvy husband (who warned me not to buy a lapel mic this cheap), and my tech savvy father in law. It’s been plugged in to charge at different points in the house and with different charge ports/bricks, all of it. It will not turn on. I unfortunately did not realize that the return by date was yesterday (the 31st), so now I have to buy another one. I’m pretty sure I got a broken/bum mic. Some people praise this mic and I took a chance. Just my luck.

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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Awesome keyboard for those that loved the IBM Model M. I have been looking for a new keyboard for a while. I have been using a Logitech model that supported 3 computers. It was OK, but the keys were very mushy. I downsized to one computer so I thought why not switch to a new keyboard too. I knew I wanted something similar to my old beloved IBM Model M keyboard, but something without the large size and also had wireless capabilities. After MUCH searching for a decent mechanical keyboard, I focused on the Royal Kludge models. Mostly for the excellent price, as some mechanical keyboards can be costly. I got the 90% model, and I couldn't be happier. The feel is very similar to the Model M, but definitely quieter (although not exactly silent.) What I love most besides the feel is the magnetically attached wrist rest. That feature alone is pretty neat. There are plenty of other options I have yet to explore of fully utilize, such as the lighting of the keyboard. I have yet to play with many of the key mappings either. But I mostly just type, so these features aren't very important to me. Note: I am running Linux (Pop! OS to be specific), and the keyboard works great with Linux out of the box.

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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Sounds Great in the Mix. First, please know that I'm not a great drummer- basic beats, keep it simple, minimal kit, that sort of thing. But I've been singing, guitaring, and songwriting in bands for 25 years, and I'm also a studio engineer, so I know what I like when it comes to how cymbals sound. I recently bought this Wuhan Crash Ride to round out my own small kit for jamming with my buddies, and I didn't really think it was going to be anything special for the money... to me it seemed like buying a Squire rather than a Fender. I do have to say, though, after hearing this thing in a pretty decent live recording of a show we played the other night, I really dig it. It sits in the mix just right, lots of dark wash but not so much sustain that it takes over past where it should fade out. I have a more traditional ride (Zildjian vintage blah blah) that I like, so the Wuhan functions as a crash... but I do find myself riding it a bit, especially on louder songs where I want it to really cut. I love it when the affordable option turns out to be really fun and sounds great.

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

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

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

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

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Genuinely Emotional. I can't even begin to describe the wonderful feeling I got when I first used this serum &... Zero Contact Dermatitis!!! None, not even a single red mark. I almost cried! I was SO nervous...I spent months in hell before I figured out I was allergic to synthetic ascorbic acid... I was exhausted, my life was a mess & I had no idea what was causing it or how many products I owned that contained it (topical AND consumable) or were cross contaminated with it (Curology, my Electrolyte Powder, my Vitamins... I was heartbroken)! Ever since discovering my allergy, I've felt like I was on the same exact skincare odyssey I went through in my mid 20's only worse. It's been stressful & filled with a lot of disappointment plus wasted money.But to find THIS product.... Who was the BEAUTIFUL human that thought of this? Bless you!!! There aren't ENOUGH hypoallergenic options in general, but let me tell you... There are almost NO hypoallergenic Vitamin C products!!! They are RARE... & This is one of them. If you're allergic to synthetic ascorbic acid like I am, buy this. Your skin will thank you & you'll feel the deep sense of gratitude that SOMEONE out there cared enough about us.

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

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

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

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

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IMPOSSIBLE TO OPEN JAR … I cannot open the jar and have tried for close to an hour to do so. with NO SUCCESS!!  I am returning the product. I appreciate caution, but THIS PACkAGING NEEDS TO BE REVIEWED AND REVISED. I have had throat cancer and cannot swallow the large-sized pills that I have taken for many years,  at my doctors’ recommendation. I would prefer chewables (I am NOT a fan of gummies) but I cannot find the option of chewables. However, the “safety cap” (which as an adult I don’t feel that I need) is IMPOSSIBLE to open. This situation NEEDS SERIOUS review. I doubt that I am the only person with arthritic hands who has experienced this difficulty. I DO HOPE someone of concern and decision making powers will see this review and address this situation. (P.S. I am NOT a child NOR am I a mentally incapacitated adult who needs “society’s protection”!)AMENDMENT to REVIEW: This product is UNRETURNABLE … THEREFORE, I AM STUCK WITH A BOTTLE OF GUMMIES THAT I CANNOT OPEN‼‼‼

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 small pet food cans. The wet food that I feed my cats comes in small cans and these lids are perfect for saving any leftovers in the refrigerator. They fit perfectly and create a good seal which keeps my refrigerator from smelling like cat food. They’re very easy to wash with soap and hot water. I believe they can even go in the dishwasher but I’ve never tried it. I just wash them when I wash the cat food dishes every night. I’ve had these for nearly a year and they still look and work like they did when I first used them. I highly recommend them for any pet owner that needs to save leftovers.I should mention that I took one of these over to my Mom’s house after Thanksgiving because she wanted a top for leftover canned cranberry jelly (you know the type of gross wobbly cranberry stuff in a can that is somehow a staple of Thanksgiving every year) and she hasn’t returned it because she really likes it. I can’t fault her for that so I guess I really should buy another pack of two. Life is easier when you have more than one of these so I suppose what I’m trying to say is that you should buy more than you think you need. :)

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 a few gnomes... Most of them are solar.  I have a couple of Halloween gnomes that aren't solar and while I like them, I do wish they had solar and maybe red eyes considering they are Halloween figures.  So this guy tracks with the solar garden gnomes, but because he is all clear with lights inside he is different.  I like him, but I think I would have liked a more traditional garden gnome.  By that I mean a little painted gnome wearing a Santa suit and holding a Christmas tree that lights up.  Again, I like this clear gnome, but I still think I would prefer a more traditional garden gnome with a lighted tree.

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

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

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

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

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So convenient! My old pill organizer broke so I needed a new one. After comparing so many, this was my choice and I have been very happy with it. I don't actually take meds 3x daily, but in the morning I take vitamin C and biotin that are both chewables. So I put those in the center compartment. I love that the containers can be removed for travel when I might not need to pack the entire week's worth. I have had to come up with a way to easily fill these with my pills which is a little less convenient with the individual containers, but still worth it. I actually purchased 2 of these so that when I am filling them, I do both at the same time and don't have to deal with it as often.

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 what I wanted or expected. I received this package in a Ziplock bag that was partially opened. I was expecting 6 aprons I got 3 aprons and 3 hats. I wanted something that was little sturdier than what I received. I use the aprons to protrect my clothing when cleaning.  All though I can make them work and I love the colors that was the reason I selected that item. I will send them back and reorder from somewhere.

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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Please save yourself the trouble and just skip this one! I can't make this up, I had to buy this headset 4 times before it actually shipped. Not just Amazon, I tried GameStop as well, twice. It didn't ship out until about 2 weeks and when I FINALLY got it I find out all these headsets are BROKEN! Always check Reddit first!!! You can't trust ppl on Amazon or YouTube because they're paid to LIE! I use a stealth 700 and it's not perfect but atleast it WORKS. Not only was the mic completely trash out the box, and I mean like did not work, constant buzz, voice going in and out. I tried messing with settings, restarting it, using the app on PC, Mobile, and Xbox. None fixed the issue. But also I must mention the awful sound connectivity as well. When you speak into the headset the audio starts going in and out and sometimes completely out, you cant hear your game, your music, or your party. The colors are pretty but not at the cost of being able to actually USE the damn thing! What a joke, I really did expect better of Razor. If you like razor I suggest you bite the bullet and use a wired headset. The Kaira Pro is completely unusable and a huge waste of money, will be returning it shortly.

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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Awesome 8 inch stainless steel fry pan. I have been looking for a well built 8 inch stainless steel fry pan. I did not want something heavy and it had to have a sturdy handle. I came across a company named Babish that has everything from pots & pans to knives & cooking utensils. I noticed they had a 8 inch tri-ply stainless steel frying pan. When reading all the information about the pan, I decided to give it a try. Upon receiving my pan I could not get over how light it was which I loved. The handle fit so well in my hand. I knew right then I had made the right choice. I also liked the fact it was dishwasher safe, but they recommended hand washing which was fine with me. I read the information that came with the pan on how to clean your pan before you use it for the first time. Upon cleaning the pan I decided to give it a try. I fixed one of the best veggie omelette I have ever made. The pan cooks so evenly-no hot spots. I let the pan cool before I washed it. Clean up was a breeze. I am so happy with my pan, I am planning on ordering more items. I would HIGHLY recommend this pan. It exceeded my expectations.

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 lock for the price. I like this lock so far.  I attached the mount to my bike via the water bottle bolts, but I decided to move it to my bike bag instead.  The mount worked fine, I just missed having my bottle there.  This lock is pretty heavy, which is to be expected.  It is large enough for any bike rack and most poles I would use to lock up my bike.  It is too short for locking down your frame and front wheel to a thick pole.My only complaint is that the coating might end up scratching or wearing the paint on my bike.  This has not happened yet since I don't lock my bike up often, but I really wish there was some rubber on the parts that contact the bike.  I am considering adding some foam tape or something similar to limit the wear.All in all, this is a great folding lock for the money.  I like to budget about 20% of the bike's value for its lock so this falls well within that range for most of my bikes.  I will still use higher-security locks for any very expensive bikes, but that is just due to the higher risk involved.  This lock is far more secure than most cable locks I have seen and is much easier to carry than a U-lock, so this gets my recommendation.

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 soft exactly what I was looking for. I bought this bc I have a hole in one of the cushions of my couch and I just don't have the money to buy a new couch. Anyway. This cover is really nice. It feels super soft like a brand new couch and super stretchy. I got a large for my couch and I think I could've used an extra large since my cushions are very big. I'm 8 months pregnant and i got it on by myself in maybe 10 minutes after I figured out how it was supposed to go. It's mostly walking circles around your couch pulling on it until it doesn't look weird. I also obviously didn't care too much about that, it covered a hole. I got black because it was the cheapest, if you don't like obvious pet hair or dirt marks, obviously black is a bad choice for you, be aware of that. Overall it's super nice and I'll probably buy more to keep rotating until I can buy a new one but I'm super happy with this. I haven't tried the water resistant factor but even if it's not, I'm not mad about 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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Advantage 2 For some reason my indoor cats keep getting plagued with fleas (my BFF thinks it's from the vet). I ordered Advantage 2 for my socialized cats and for my ferals I ordered an oral medication. Once I put the Advantage 2 on my adults, shortly afterwards I started noticing that one of my cats started scratching alot less. He seemed to be the one most plagued anyway. I read from another reviewer that it will take a while to break the cycle. In the meanwhile make sure all laundry is done, floors are cleaned, etc. I don't have rugs, so that's a plus. I use blue Dawn to mop my floors (it kills the fleas on contact). I just recently bought RAID for fleas too. Seems that it kills fleas on contact according to another reviewer (I agree. No sooner I sprayed the RAID I noticed that the fleas stopped biting.) Will be spraying all surfaces that I can't wash. It surely pays to read other reviews!! You learn alot from it. I don't buy anything unless it's a 4.5 stars review or better.UPDATE: 2 weeks later and I see my cats scratching again. I'm disappointed 😞.

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

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

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

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

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