Work great. Good quality. I switched my trailer axle from a 7500 lb to a 2000 lb axle. I just don't need that big of one way overdone. I went to a couple local places to try to get the u-bolts in the plates but just couldn't find the right size.These are for inch and 3/4 round axle. I think I'm going to need to replace the leaf springs because there's four leaf springs. I need a little softer ride. The trailer is only going to be maybe 1500 lb so I need to switch out those as well.But what I'm getting at for the leaf springs is it fit around four leaf springs and the axle?. After I cranked and tighten the bolts, the bolts are nylon. No washers. But the fact that I have four leaf springs. The bolts barely make it through the nut. Just kind of flush with the top so once I replace the springs I should have a little bit more thread on top of the bolt. I think it would be fine even with three leaf springs.As for quality, definitely quality product, the u-bolts the plates, the nuts, even the coupler that goes between the shock leaf and the axle high quality. I definitely recommend it but it again it is for a inch and 3/4 axle or the 2000 lb load?.If this fits your axle, it's a good product. Get 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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Stays in place all night! I ordered this sleep cap to try to keep my long hair from frizzing since I toss and turn all night. I adjusted the cap to be tighter with the adjustable strap inside. I honestly thought the cap would fall off during the night, but every time I woke up, it was still on my head. I sleep with a pillow over my eyes, so I’m used to something being on my head while I sleep, but having this cap on was still a little different for me. I think I will get used to it quickly. When I woke up in the morning and took off the cap, my hair was still smooth from the night before, so I believe this product works as intended. The cap material itself is really soft and smooth, so I can see why this is gentler on hair than a pillow case. Bonus, if you don’t wash your hair every day, this cap will keep your hair products from rubbing on your face and causing a breakout. I am excited to see if putting this cap on will preserve my curls to where I don’t have to completely recurl my hair the next morning.

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 gadget is freaking amazing! As it would happen, if things can go wrong, they will.  The day before I received a positive COVID test that not only knocked me on my ass, but the very next day the master bath toilet backed up.  I plunged and plunged, and plunged, and plunged to no avail.  So, I turned to Amazon and found this gadget. I thought it would be a rinkydink, use a couple of times before tossing into the garbage but to my surprise I was wrong.  I’m rarely wrong :).  In my now full on COVID ravaged body I easily assembled, pumped it up (29 pumps to be exact) shoved the gadget into the tank.  I kinda felt like Rambo as I pulled the trigger!  Yes, there is actual trigger.  To my surprise, the recoil felt like a shot a baby shotgun!  What I didn’t know is that I should have tried to cover the bowl because along with the recoil, a bunch of toilet water splashed back on me and the floor.  After I got over that shocker, I flushed and Wallace.  Whatever was stuck was gone.  It probably got blown to smithereens!  Run, and don’t hesitate to make this purchase!

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

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

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

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

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This thing is Awesome!!!! This air fryer is absolutely wonderful. I have to admit, I didn't think the steam option would be of much use, I was wrong!!! I have found more uses for using steam to cook and reheat with than I originally thought. It makes stale biscuits and rolls like they were fresh from the oven, and for reheating cooked foods it is phenomenal. When I bought this I got it for 64 bucks and change, and it was worth every dime. I had considered getting an air fryer from the competition, but I didn't need an air fryer with 2 compartments. It was just to big and more air fryer than I needed.I am pleased with this to say the least. It gets to temp fast, little time for pre heating. It cooks like a dream, and once you get used to using the steam and air fry combo feature when cooking you are going to love it. I was skeptical at first, but now I am glad I took the plunge and bought 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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at 73yrs old, I need to be picky! Just read other reviews and am surprised that some do not like this.  I try many brands of drugstore foundations but hardly ever Almays' which is ironic since I have sensitive, allergic skin!  By chance I tried this one (first I love that it comes in a tube rather than a bottle) (seems more hygenic), and then liked that it has the word "prebiotic" in the name.  I am somewhat on the light side, with cool undertones, pretty descent skin for my age with some wrinkles, no age spots, average pours.  Skin is normal but can tend to be dry if I don't work at it.  I bought the 130 beige because in the pictures it looked like a cooler tone than the 120 color and I am more than happy with this.  It looks natural and very healthy looking and I am picky.  I put it on with my fingers all over my face including my eyelids.  I just love how this looks even out in the bright sunlight.  I would be one to highly suggest mature women like me try this out if you are on the fence, looking for a natural foundation that is hypoallergenic with descent products in it.  I would totally rebuy this a second 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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Nice full featured mouse. This is a nice mouse. It's comfortable. I've had mice with a DPI button before but I couldn't always figure out what setting It was on. I like that this one has a display so I don't have to guess. It also works either USB, 24G, or with one of two Bluetooth devices. I like using the Bluetooth mode so I don't need to take up a USB port with a receiver.  I also like that I can plug in the cable and use it while It charges and I don't have to replace batteries. I like that it has software that allows me to re-program what buttons do what. I've been annoyed in the past by mice that kept messing things up when I accidentally bumped it's extra buttons and I couldn't change how it worked.

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

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

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

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

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Love i. I have never used to sleeping bonnet for and after trying this for a night I really like it. I have curly hair that tangles easily. I usually put it in a ponytail for the night. However, putting my hair in a ponytail tends to pull the curls so I’ve been looking for a solution to that problem. I bought the sleeping cap in hopes that it would help keep my curls and also help with the frizz I usually have in the morning. This sleeping cap did help, but came off at some point in the night. I thought I had it pulled tight enough, but I guess I didn’t. So considering I only had it on for half the night and it still helped to keep my curls nice in the frizz down, I think it did a pretty good job. Definitely would 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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Perfect. I will absolutely buy more of these hinges when the time comes for me to replace the other hinges I need to replace.  For now though, I bought this set in order to replace a cabinet door that was previously there but had since been removed for I don't know reason, but I had to put a cabinet door back on this small opening because our cats decided that being able to go in there to hide was going to be their favorite hiding place and normally I would not have had an issue with this had it not been for the fact that I have a lot of things I put down there and use on a regular basis and having to remove cat hair from my trays and stuff constantly is not my idea of a good time.  These nickel hinges are super easy to install and it might be a personal preference thing, but I really love how smooth these things open and close.  The material is solid and I really like the looks of the brushed nickel.  If you are looking for a solid constructed, smooth hinge, these are a great start.  I hope you find this review helpful!

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

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

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

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

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Pretty nice. It's pretty nice for your computer monitor. The color match is not always dead on perfect. It's okay, but overall I'm pretty pleased. I was kind of on the edge about this. I didn't know if I really wanted it. I wish that the stands for the lights on the side could be removed or you could attach it to the wall in a sense or had clips that you could mount to the wall would definitely be a lot nicer.Works with Google Assistant perfectly fine.I'm still not sure if I really like it. The having computer lights I mean is nice. I do like it but just not really sure if I truly need it at the time buying it 'll probably more of an impulse than really needing it. But the lights are nice and it works great. And the light strip that you put behind your TV or monitor. Make sure you measure it out first before you put the adhesive brackets on that. Hold it in place.But if I was looking for a gaming lighting system I would definitely would get this I don't do gaming at all. I just I don't know. I like buying things I guess. That was more exciting to get it and then once you have it you're really not sure if you need 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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Stopped working after a the first time using.  I paid for shipping on the replacement. I got this as a present so that I can have radio with my partner whilst biking.  I received it for Christmas and live in a winter wonderland so I only tried this once and it worked fine.  Then the weather finally got bearable to bike and low and behold it did not work.  It was passed the time to return it to Amazon so I had to try to get a replacement from Senna.  After a few weeks of back and forth I finally received an RMA but I had to pay shipping.  Maybe this is standard but it is really disappointing that I have to pay out of pocket for a product that is defective.Sound quality is not good but I guess I should have expected it.  No base and only really good for the spoken word.  It tells you to download the app but the only thing the app is good for is the instructions.The helmet itself looks nice and fits comfortably.If I could do it all again I would choose a different company.

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

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

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

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

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This is the leash I never knew I needed. I bought this to use with my dog's therapy dog vest - I need a 4' leash when working.  I also wanted the short loop so I could have the dog fully in control.This is very nice.  It's quite light, but strong.  Excellent quality clasp. My dog is on the small size (18"), and this is just perfect for when I am working him in places where I need really close control.  I usually use a 6' leash, held in my right hand, with the left controlling the shorter length.  However, the second handle just makes it much simpler - one less thing to juggle and more solid control.My dog's vest is red with black, so the black leash with the red flashes looks sharp.  I use it with the vest (like harness), with his standard collar, but also with a Gentle Leader when we are doing therapy work.  The light weight is important with a small dog with the Gentle Leader - I did not want to put weight on pressure on his delicate nose. I may change out the clasp for a slightly lighter one just to relieve some of the weight.Good product for a working dog - light but well made, well designed, and it seems durable.

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

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

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

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

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Pretty good lemon flavor, better when mixed with water. I've been trying to live a bit healthier lifestyle and have been trying drops like this as I see them so when I saw this I thought ok ill give it a shot.  The package came just fine without any leaks or cracks in the bottle.  Opening the bottle it doesn't really smell like anything and I was a bit worried but I shouldn't have been.  I took the dropper and put a couple of drips on my tongue and it was a sweet lemon flavor, kinda reminds me of lemon drops but didn't linger.  I tried this mixed with water also and with 2 drops per 8 oz I couldn't even notice the flavor at all so keep that in mind if you aren't 100% sold on the flavor.  As I have just started trying it I have not seen any results but I have not seen any negatives and that works for me.  All in all, if you like sweet lemon and want to try it in liquid form this is pretty good.

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 well at all! I will truly say that this is one time that I should have paid more attention to reviews than I did. I have been waiting to give my review in hopes that it would work better and I could make it work. However, I purchased it for my cats and the food does not release. I thought maybe dog food got stuck but my cat food is small and will not come out. What happens is my cats then knock the bowl over trying to get the food out and you guessed it, it all hits the floor along with the water, which is also another problem. The water will not come out unless you pushed down on the top of the bottle. I guess I have not been able to train my cats to do that. :( It is also made very lightweight so knocking it over is not a issue for my cats. I am very disappointed in my purchase and the fact that I spent $30.00 on this. My window to return has now closed and that's my own fault, but I buy a lot on Amazon and can say this has been one of worst purchases.

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 inexpensive Irish whistle! I have some experience with Native American flute but am new to the pennywhistle. The first thing I looked at was craftsmanship; this whistle was flawless from what I could see; solid paint job on the brass tube, no little scratches, etc; holes were drilled cleanly; mouthpiece well-formed.  The first time I played it there was a lot of screeching; I was trying to overlay how I play NA flute onto this new little whistle. The second time I played it I tried to let go of my NA flute experience (except the basics like making sure all the holes are well-covered) and let nature find it's own way re breathing, ... ; here came the solid and clear notes! Since I do have a few other Irish whistles to compare to, I can say that this Feadog Pro D definitely has it's own voice, and it's a very pleasant one. I'm glad I added it to my instruments; it's fun 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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Finally I can see the road. After driving around at night with old foggy zero visibility headlamps for the last ten years, I came across these. Wasn't really interested in high-tech LED lights as they are not in character with my truck. I found the only hard part about installing these was the lower screw positioning which is right behind the bumper, a real pain to get to...  So I improvised I drilled a one-inch hole into the bumper as you can see in the picture, a service hatch, to get to the screw which I will stick a plug into later.  Maybe I got lucky they seem to be in the exact spot, light-wise, so I have not needed to adjust them.  The only issue with them is because they are not two-part lenses like the stock type if you have to remove the indicator bulb you will have to basically remove the headlamp screws and pull the headlamp forward, which I discovered when I noticed the indicator bulb was out. It is also a bit of a tight squeeze to get the headlamps in. Overall for the money, you cannot beat them. And I would buy it again if needed.

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

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

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

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

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Great product and great company. I got this high chair for my 2nd baby. It converts to a little chair when it’s not needed to be a high chair anymore. It can also attach to a dining chair which is great for space saving. I’ve had the chair for over 2 years now. As you can see my son picked at the face, Chewed it and all that. It had started to bubble up on the fox face before he picked at it. I think from his head being warm and rubbing on it. Anyway I was dissatisfied because I wasn’t happy with how it looked but I kept on with it until it got to the point of the picture I posted. So I went to the manufacturer and told them about the problem and asked if they had any replacement parts I could buy. They emailed me back, asked for details and that was the last I heard from them when I sent the email back. Well today 6-8 days later I got a new replacement part sent to me for free. I love when a company listens and goes above and beyond. I’ve had this chair so long I was fully willing to pay for the part but they just made it happen. The chair is durable and easy to clean and it’s cute. I would buy this again and again.

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

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

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

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

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So far so good. I found this to be perfect for my very old dog that needs as much help as he can get . I saw the recommended dosage as 6 capsules a day and figured 1 capsule was a good dosage for my dog . I had intended to take these myself to help with my Ehlers Danlos syndrome but my gout decided nope not ok . I get a bad reaction to beef and beef products . I had hoped it would be ok to take because it’s not a lot but my body decided that it wasn’t having it and I ended up taking tart cherry pills to try and fix it but it took a few days of taking cherry pills to reduce my gout flare up. I ended up just using it for my lil fur baby who seemed to like it and needs it as my ch as I do . I wish I didn’t have gout flare ups from beef . I think it’s overall a great idea and liked the way it was safety sealed and the benefits it provides.

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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Cheap upgrade. I am fairly new to the sax and I bought one of the cheap Eastar $200 altos. I won't knock my Eastar, I LOVE that in 2023 there's such a thing as a $200 saxophone (didn't exist when I was a kid), but I COULD NOT hit those altissimo notes! Obviously I assumed it was because I was a beginner and I needed to practice my embouchure, and I could hit a very squeaky high F# maybe 30% of the time (the lowest altissimo note). It's been a couple months now and I was starting to get the feeling that the problem wasn't me, it was the hardware. I just got this Yamaha 4C in the mail today, plugged it onto my cheap sax, and hit a perfect high F# first try! I swapped back and forth between the mouthpieces and the Yamaha notes sound noticeably smoother and clearer.TLDR: If you've got a cheap sax then this is a cheap way to instantly improve your playing.

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

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

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

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

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My teeth squeak all the time now. My teeth squeak all the time now. Not in a cheesey mouse way or a "squeaky clean", but whenever I eat anything they start squeaking. It is the most uncomfortable thing ever and I only used two of the packets (one of the rapid ones and one of the normal) two weeks apart. Basically feels like the equivalent of nails going down a chalkboard but with your teeth.My teeth were never very sensitive and I would die for them to be super white so when I saw the deal on Black Friday, I HAD to cop. I was super excited to potentially see results, but after the two I used that obviously had no results, I was hoping that I could at least keep using them to try to get them to lift. However, for some reason a few days after my last strips I craved almonds. And that is when I first found out how teeth squeaking feel like. I thought I was going insane and looked it up and sure enough, almonds do make some people's teeth squeak. But it wouldn't stop after that. Just eating certain foods will make my teeth squeak and it made life a little more unenjoyable. Literally would have felt a little better if my teeth lifted a little bit. Thanks, Crest.

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 half cup size for baby and toddler food. I got these to have a set of same-sized containers for when I make baby food, and I really like the 1/2 cup size.  Currently I’m putting the food in various containers I have, and I am wanting to be more orderly.  I like that the lids are sunken in the middle so one container can sit on top of another without sliding off.  Because these are plastic, they are lightweight if I need to take them on a day trip.  I like the various colored lids for sorting fruits, veggies, and meats. I have also found that the screw lids are leakproof, which is necessary for traveling.  I will say that they are indeed plastic, not brittle thin but not super thick either, so I do not expect them to last forever.  If they get too close to the dishwasher heat element I suspect they would melt. These state that they are microwave safe but I would not do it.  I would purchase glass ones if you need to microwave.

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 use this for my dog and cats. This camera is decent for what I wanted it for. I actually got it so I can monitor my cats and dog, while they hangout, or play, on my fenced in porch. The camera isn't rated to be outdoors, but I have an overhang that keeps the camera dry, and then I just move it inside at night. Since setup is super easy, it's easy for me to move it back and forth as needed.If my animals had it their way, I would be hanging out on the porch with them the entire time, which I don't mind doing, but unfortunately, I have chores to get done. So, this camera gives me the ability to go back into my house and do a little work while they hangout. I can monitor what they are doing, and if they are misbehaving, I can call their names through the two way talk, and it's clear enough that it actually will stop them in their tracks. The picture quality isn't fantastic, but like I said, it's a decent monitoring camera for what I intended it for.

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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sprays evenly, beachy aroma that lingers like cologne, light coverage, pretty good overall. Pleasant aroma, sprays well, no irritation.I use sunscreen all year round. I am fair and have sun sensitivities. Add in that I take a couple of meds that exacerbate this, and I just cover up. Currently dark and snowy in NY with no real use for body sunscreen, but I gave this a cursory try. It should be good for body use when the time comes. I buy the sprays for the ability to cover my back to reach places that a lotion cannot.Since I use sunscreen copiously, and spend a lot of time outside which warrants it, I tend to prefer a higher SPF (I dont down rate for this because I can clearly see what I am ordering; no suprises), and I also prefer healthy sunscreens that are good for body and environment. I can get giant bottles of cheap stuff which is fine in a pinch, but for every day use, multiple times a day.. I choose wisely.Keep in mind that this is aromatic. The other set I ordered came with an air freshener of this aroma. It is beachy and pleasant, but also a tad perfumy. If you like colognes and such then you will likely enjoy this. I dont mind it but it is something I am aware of when I have it on.

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

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

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

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

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Water tastes great! I love this filter! I’m new to RVing and I noticed all the neighbors have this on their water supply so I researched it and I knew I needed one! I immediately noticed the chlorine smell was gone. I use bottled water but I occasionally run out and I hated using tap water because of the toxins it contains. I also worried about giving it to my dogs to drink. The installation was a breeze but there were no instructions that mentioned the black water that comes out at first. I was alarmed but I found their website and read that it’s carbon from the filter and it isn’t harmful. I made my first pot of coffee this morning (without my regular dread) and it was far better than regular tap water! The only thing that I don’t like is that it leaked from the water source. It comes with a rubber ring but it didn’t work for me. Luckily I had others on hand and now it doesn’t leak. Best purchase I’ve made in a very long 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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Good inexpensive Shower Bench. This is not exactly what I wanted, but I needed a shower seat for the roommate immediately due to his recent leg surgery.  The roommate reported that it’s the perfect height for him, and that he likes it better than the adjustable bar stool he used previously.  (The stool began to rust.)  The shower bench is very sturdy with two bolts in major stress points, is easy to assemble and comes with an extra parts— an extra of everything except the hex wrench.  It even has an extra plastic no-slip cap for the leg bottom.  I was truly impressed by this foresight since one of the grommets didn’t allow the machine screw to go all the way in; I swapped it with the spare and presto— assembled.  The bench doesn’t wobble or shake; it’s a steal for the price I paid.  I have no idea about longevity, but I plan to replace with a stone bench if/when I find one since I was looking for a stone bench that would allow me to use a steamer ia the shower prior to this immediate need.  I almost purchased a bench 2-3x the price; I’m glad that I chose this one.  I will update this review in the future if my opinion changes over time due to longevity issues, but keep in mind it’s low price.  See the pictures for size and the box it arrives in.

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

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

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

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

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Do not overtighten the bolts. I bought this about a year and a half ago based on the features and reviews.  I don't run a windshield on my cruiser, so my phone gets hit with direct wind when I ride.  I have gone 75+ mph with no trouble at all and no concern that my phone would come loose.  I do occasionally have to re-tighten the knob, which shouldn't happen but isn't a big deal.I only rated it 4 stars (debated about 3) because I had to remove it today and the aluminum mount snapped in half next to one of the bolts when I was attempting to reinstall it.  I didn't think I had cranked on it too hard, but maybe I have some of the blame.  I'm just glad it didn't break while I was riding.  I just bought another one, so that should say something about the quality.  I will be more careful not to overtighten the bolts when I install the new one and see what happens.

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 game. I see a lot of game reviews that really really going to a lot of detail about the game. I’m not going to do that lol. I will say that I am in my mid 40s and although I did just got a PlayStation five recently I have very much enjoyed playing PlayStation 3 games. This game was very very addictive and I enjoyed it immensely. So much so that when it was actually over, I was very disappointed. Not disappointed about the ending but just thought it was over and I couldn’t play anymore. I liked it so much that I began looking into other resident evil games as this was the first one that I had played.  I don’t really have other games to compare it to but if you are looking for a good game, Joe, Marsha self into your attention that moderately challenging I would say this is definitely the game 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 use, feels professional. I must admit I was skeptical about buying this because of it's price! I wanted this model because cortado is one of the presets, and I had red good reviews about the milk recipes.My previous machine is a Nespresso latissima plus, which I still think it makes decent coffee, and maybe more coffee crema that I have been able to get with this Gaggia.Can I go back to nesspreso... No way!I like how this machine looks professional, my guests enjoy selecting a coffee from the display, so it has become an entertaining device.Coffee quality is good, but I'm learning that very dependent on the coffee beans I get. So many options to try now.. I like that!A more manual espresso machine may give you better taste or more crema...... Maybe.. I do not know and I do not plan to find out, manual is just too much work! I think this is a great combination of quality and ease of use.I'm saying goodbye to nesspreso.

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 pets. I am using this item to secure my dog's car seat/booster seat. The lap belt of my rear seat hooks into her car seat. I liked that I could actually lock the belt nice and tight so in case of an accident, her seat would be as immobile as possible. This way, in an accident, I know the lap belt is locked, and I don't have to depend on seat belt locking itself.l Also, the lock mechanism for the belt release button is also handy in case I am in the back seat, wrangling groceries and packages, and accidentally hit the belt release buttons. This is a great invention, and I wish I would have found it when caring for my grandfather who had dementia. I can't tell you how many times I would slow down the car to park, and he would be releasing his seat belt and trying to get out of a still moving car. I did have a little trouble getting the belt locking clip on my seatbelt. (I have a 2018 or 2019 Buick Encore). I took a little trial and error, but after about 5 minutes, I locked it where I wanted 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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Great console organizer! Even better with a few modifications! I got the one without the coin holder and USB ports! I did this for several reasons:1. I want to use a rapid charger for my phone2. I've read reviews about the coin holder being a knuckle buster when putting the car in park3. The USB ports could break later on meaning you'd need to replace the entire unit4. Better utilization of space to not have the USB ports taking up space in an already small compartment.So i made a few modifications to an already great console organizer. I used my dremel to cut a square in the top to allow the console light to enter the top compartment. I also cut 2 holes in the back of the organizer to allow me to run my apple charger through any compartment that I wanted. I chose the small upper right corner for my ear pod charger. Check out the photos.The unit fits tight and snug like a glove. I really don't have any complaints about this unit although it would have been better if it already came with the modifications that I did. Overall I'll give it 5 stars and I would highly recommend it!

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

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

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

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

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This is a compact unit that will work with your existing ratchet wrench or breaker bar. This tool has a solid, compact storage case, and the unit will work with 1/4, 3//8, and a half inch drive.  The unit will display and work with numerous torque measurements and specifically inch-pounds and foot-pounds that I need. To test its functionality I loosened a wheel lug on the tractor.  I then connected the electronic torque tool to my existing click adjustable torque wrench.  I adjusted the electronic device to 83.5 foot-pounds and the click adjustable to 86 foot-pounds.  As I tightened the bolt, the electronic device began beeping at just under 80 pounds.  My initial thought was "this isn't good".  So I next set both to 86 foot-pounds.  The beeping began around 83 foot-pounds but I kept going.  At 86 foot-pounds I heard the click and the tone switched from beeping to solid simultaneously.  Great, I figured out the beep is "approaching" and solid means you're there.  I later went back to the manual and found a "note" explaining the beep means you're within 20% of the target.  So, I like the unit and the audible feedback.

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

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

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

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

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It worked great till it didn't. I have to say I don't have any complaints about this unit, except for the tire inflator. My first one I received wouldn't hold a charge and was sent back. The new one was perfect. I have had it for exactly 2 years. The only problem I ran into is that I have only used the inflator maybe 6 times. I pumped up a basket ball, my sons bike tires a few times, and my two front tires. Unfortunately in putting air into my tires it stopped (main reason for buying). I pumped one tire, let it rest, and started the other one. After about a minute, the compressor was running, but no air was going into the tire. It just stopped, not to sure what happened. This unit is still like brand new, and has been well kept. Everything else still works, and I can use it as an alternate power source. I am not happy that it doesn't inflate anymore, but I can still find uses for it as another power source. So there is 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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Handiest thing you never knew you needed! Absolutely loved these clips! I bought them originally because those hanging toys made for the car seats always slipped everywhere on the baby’s car seat handle. Drove me nuts! I looked for these and they did not disappoint! I use them for everything! I probably could have gotten a smaller pack but it’s fine because I keep a set in everything: car, stroller, car seat, house….. my favorite thing to use this for is as a shade for my baby while he’s in the stroller. His car seat clicks onto the stroller but the shade doesn’t help much most of the time. I would try and maneuver my head to block the sun but now I can just clip his Muslim blanket on the car seats handle and clip the other on the stroller handle and there you have it a shade that’s breathable and I’m the exactly place you need it. Can hand it off the side. Helps keep the blanket hooked over the car seat if it’s windy/dusty and it won’t move. Holds toys in place that can hang. I love these so many possibilities and I highly recommend to any parent! I can even use them for myself to block the sun in the car. I’ve used them before to clip a Muslim blanket to my shirt so I can nurse when I’ve forgotten my cover. So many things! They are durable and I have yet to break any.

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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Pickleball is tough but fun.  This set is great for beginners learning how to play. I used to play tennis in high school, and I loved it.  Over the years I've not played tennis nearly as much as I wanted to given work and life schedules.  Pickleball is something that I had heard of a couple of years ago but never really looked into it.  Now, it's the newest sports fad, and this set from Deerfamy is one that I ordered to get me back into something that is like tennis.  This set comes with two lightweight pickleball rackets, two indoor court (orange) and two outdoor court (yellow) balls.  There's also a carrying case that everything fits into.After my first attempt at playing pickleball, I have to say it's a tougher sport than I thought.  If you're familiar with tennis, there's a LOT of fast-paced volleying.  That was the part of tennis that I hated and the main reason I stayed back on the baseline.  I'm not a net player, but pickleball sort of forces you into that.  The equipment from Deerfamy was good at helping me practice.  It's lightweight and had a nice grip on the handle.  I had control of the racket when swinging, so I can't blame the racket.  I'm just not good at pickleball.... yet! :)

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

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

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

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

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Fantastic , portable amp. This is my second positive grid amp, I also own the the bigger 40 watt version. This one is much smaller, easier to carry and just as easy to use as its bigger brother. I love that it has a built in battery and charges via usb C. I haven’t charged it in almost a month and it still holds a charge. Given, I don’t play very often. I would say about 2 hours a week. So I imagine you’d be charging it more often if you play a lot. It only has a couple of built in presets, so you must have a tablet or smartphone to get the best use out of it, but that isn’t a huge deal for me. I like it. I like being able to search an almost infinite library of tones that people have shared. You can also play music and jam along with the app. I love it! I can even Connect my wah or flanger pedal to this without a hitch. I don’t regret buying this. It’s perfect for home jam sessions. If I had to pick between this and it’s bigger brother I’d go with this one, just because of the built in battery and usb C port.

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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Large capacity storage bags. These hold more liquid than most breast milk bags. I like that they are reusable, I keep them in my pump bag for work just incase I forget to grab enough breast milk bags for the week. The daily use of them is hard because it's only a 2 pack. I pump around 4 regular bags a day, so I feel like I would need to purchase maybe 6 because of the larger storage space. I did have to push really hard to pop the lid when testing it, before filling it. I think that the best advice I can give is do not completely fill it because you do have to mess with it a bit before completely sealing the lid. I think the only down side is the cap and the fact that it's only a 2 pack and the 4 pack is 32 bucks. Also I noticed in the listing it says BAP free. I sure hope that they mean BPA free.

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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Screw holes not machined well and doesn't fit handlebars or steer tube perfectly. I bought two of these. The first one broke as I was installing it. One of the handlebar screws popped out as I was screwing it in and the threads in the hole completely just stripped out. So I got a refund and wanted to give the benefit doubt to the product so I ordered another. It lasted me roughly 9 months and as I was removing the stem to take my fork off, the bolt hole snapped and stripped out again. For the price it isn't bad. If you don't intend on ever taking the stem off and you carefully install it, I think it could be good. But I travel with my bike and this happened as I was traveling so it nearly ruined my trip. Luckily it was just one hole so I was able to make due with it temporarily but I will not be buying this stem again. Another weird thing about this stem is that it didn't fit my handlebars perfectly and there was a gap between the front plate and the stem. It also didn't fit onto my steer tube very well and it  took a lot of effort to remove/install.

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 grinder and the bag it comes with. I've been getting into whole bean coffee here recently and I wanted something that I could fine-tune better than an electric grinder so I got this.  It came packaged just fine and I didn't see any defects or dings on the grinder.  In the package, you get the grinder, a storage bag, and two cleaning brushes. It is basically 3 main pieces the handle which has a nice wood knob, the grinder which has all the guts, and the collection bin which catches your grounds.  I got a whole bean that I hadn't tried before and loaded it up and got to grinding.  It was really easy to grind although I set it for a bit too fine on my first go-round so unless you are old hat at manual grinding you will probably have to play around with it to find your preferred setting.  Cleaning it was a breeze too, it says not to get it wet so I took it most way apart (I left the grinder guts in) and took my electronic duster, and just blew it out. What I really like about this one compared to the others I have is it comes with a storage bag so I don't have to keep it in a big bulky box.  All in all, I do really like this and its matte black color looks 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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Looks nice, seems to blunt sounds. I used these in my office to reduce sounds from coming out and disturbing others in my house while I am working or just watching videos.  For that purpose it seems to work well, but I think I will need to get a few packages to make a nice design or add to the sound dampening effect since it only comes in a 12 pack.The panels themselves are pretty solid and feel dense as advertised.  I made a nice backdrop pattern behind my monitor, but eventually, I think I will buy a few more packs and add panels all over to match my current design and make my office a bit more visually exciting with the added benefit of more sound dampening.I do not do much recording so I can't speak to any increased audio quality on recordings of yet, but I can't imagine it not helping since it should cut down on echoes and dilute random sounds.7/10 I would recommend it.  I hope this review is helpful.

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

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

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

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

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Amazing 😍 I got this product yesterday and, oh my gosh, it works so well. I got this three step system because I saw a couple of cradle cap flakes on my baby's head. I put the shampoo in my baby's hair and used the brush, and omg girl my baby's head was worse than I thought it was. The shampoo is amazing and combined with the brush, chef's kiss! Then I went through with the comb and got it all out of his hair. I was astounded at how much dead skin came off of my baby's head! I like how it comes with a leave in conditioner to keep their hair and scalp moisturized. Also the shampoo and leave in conditioner have barely any smell, if any. I love this product so much! If your baby has cradle cap, I HIGHLY recommend this product. I wish it were available two kids ago!

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! I am replacing my G910 spectrum. the G910 started double typing letters I could have replaced the bad switches but after reading about this I decided to sell the 910 and buy the G513, I do lose the multi media keys and the "G" keys along the left side but I honestly never used them.this is very comfortable to type on and the blue clicky keys feel real nice. I did look at some of the ten key less models, but I work from home often and need the keypad. The g513 comes with some replacement keys which I did swap out the "wasd" I did like the way they felt on the G910 and they offer a positive engagement for me when I play games. I do recommend this keyboard in any switch type but for me I like the click sound.

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 messy.  Needs a better applicator. This mascara went on really wet and clumpy.  I had to grab a cotton swab and use it multiple times to clean up around my lashes.  I feel like the applicator was partly to blame.  I couldn’t get good separation with this style of applicator.  The bristles weren’t very deep or thick.  Luckily, I had a spare applicator that I pulled out and used to clean up and separate my lashes.  Once I cleaned up the mess, my lashes were still a bit clumpy, but looked okay.  This mascara does add length to my lashes.Typically I need to reapply mascara at the end of my work day - and it smudges below my eyes.  With this mascara (if I applied it heavily), I had no smudging and I still had good coverage up to 12 hours after applying it.  If I apply the mascara lightly (in order to control the wet and clumping), it doesn’t make it through the day.  Heavier coverage lasts longer.  I did have flaking towards the end of the day.  It cleans up with soap and water well.

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

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

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

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

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This is Good Stuff! Update 02/07/23. Package came packed perfectly, nice & clean. I like this Turmeric, I took this Turmeric with 2 Ginkgo's. An I felt good all day. I've tried all kinds of Turmeric. An this one I like. I will buy a stronger one also. But I will keep buying this one too. I have alot of body pain. An I felt good all day. Delivery was on time. I Double recommend this Turmeric. Update 02/07/23.👎 I received my Turmeric they sent me the wrong bottle's. I buy so much stuff on Amazon. They almost had me fooled. ( I Ordered 1300mg with 120-capsuls.) I got 2-600mg bottles with 60-caps each. I Do Not Want 600mg. That's Not What I Ordered. I'm Home Bound, So You Can Send Someone To Pick Up These 2-600mg Bottles. I Am Not Able To Go Out. And I want what I ordered. The 1300mg, 120-capsuls. Thank 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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Not bright, what timer function? I was excited about this great deal; batteries with the lights were enticing. I thought how easy it was all together.  I got the lights and put them together, put them up, and then got the remote to set the lights. The first night they were great, shining bright in the windows. The second night I noticed they were not all turned on, so I reset them and paid extra attention to the settings, so I wasn't making a mistake. I saw the next night that the lights were again not turning on together. I had to manually turn them on so many times, which was a nuisance. I don't know if the remote was not working correctly or if there is just something wrong with the lights, but they were so difficult to use. The lights were supposed to be on every night for 8hr max. (according to the remote setting) but they seemed like they would turn off after 2 to 4 hours, no matter how I adjusted them and redid the remote. The most upsetting part was that the batteries they came with didn't even last until Christmas. By Christmas day, more than half of the 12 lights I had in my windows were completely dead. I don't recommend these lights; very disappointed.

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

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

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

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

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Sleek flosser. I love this flosser.  Opening it up, it looks and feels like a quality piece.  What I love most about it, is its sleek and minimalist design. I'm a sucker for a good design, and It doesn't look like every other flosser you see out there.  It's well designed, and easy to hold and use.After I charged it up and cleaned all the necessary pieces, I tried it out for the first time.  Filling it is quick, with the reservoir at the top.  It's very easy to use, you can change the levels simply by pressing the power button. Mine was set at the strongest setting, and I quickly adjusted it to a lower setting.  Even at the lowest setting, It does a fantastic job at getting all the dirty bits out of my teeth, leaving my mouth feeling extra clean.  I've only felt the need to use the standard nozzle so far, but the others are there for when I need them.Verdict:  I'm so glad I got this. It's worth it's price in my opinion.  I love the design of it, I don't mind if it's sitting outside on the counter, and not put away. I would absolutely purchase this again if I ever needed to replace this one in a few years.

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

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

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

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

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Wanted to like these but it doesnt work for my Jeep. I was so excited when I saw these because I was very ready for a different look for my TJ's tail lights and I liked the sort of modern look these gave. Unfortunately these don't work with my TJ because I have Rugged Ridge's heavy duty hinge kit for my tailgate and the tail lights are shorter in depth than the stock lights. I thought about cutting a 1/2 inch thick rubber sheet to shape but that also didnt work because the bolts didnt end up being long enough to also reach through the body with it. When I did test fit them though, they were bright and worked like they should so that's why I gave them 3 stars. I really liked them but I just wish they were similar to stock in depth so I could have used 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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My hair drank this up. I don't use a whole lot of product in my hair but every so often I think it's good to get shampoo like this just to strip out any gunk that has got deep into my hair.  This came packaged just fine with no leaks though keep in mind I did not receive a pump lid like in the picture.  I hopped into the shower and lathered this up in my hair.  I was surprised at how much I had to use as my hair just drank this stuff up like it wasn't even there,  which tells me that my hair definitely needed a product like this.  It rinsed out just fine and I noticed after drying my hair that it felt super clean.  All in all, I really do like this product, maybe not be an everyday type of thing but I will use it at least every week, I do wish it had come with a pump handle but I was able to manage.

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 portioning out my slabs of salmon. I buy a big $40 slab of salmon at a club warehouse every time I go, then use a nice set of heavy duty kitchen scissors  to portion it out, so I can freeze what I won't use right away. Recently the selection has not been what it was, and getting it skinless isn't always possible. I needed a knife that would slice through that salmon like butter, not only to portion but also to remove the thin skin (I think it makes the fish taste fishier).This knife feels good in my hand and yes, slice through and gets the skin off like it's going through butter. I didn't know I needed this knife, but now that I have it, I can't imagine working in my kitchen without it.  I also see that there's a Mama's Great bread knife and oh my, I think I might need it 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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Nice, but I don't feel like it cleans my teeth as well. I had a really nice electric toothbrush, but it stopped working. I decided to give this one a try. I have super sensitive teeth, so the different vibrations of this one bothered me at first. I guess I've gotten used to it now, though. The bristles are super soft, which I think I like. I don't feel like it cleans my teeth as well as my old one, though. I've had to use this one longer at a time to make up for it, and hope that it doesn't make me end up with cavities. I brush well at least twice a day, floss at least once a day, use a flouride mouthwash every night, and go for my cleanings every 6 months. (I'm also careful with sugar and take vitamins.) Cavities are still a struggle for me, so I don't know if I'll keep using this toothbrush and take the risk. If I didn't have to be so careful with my teeth, I'd be happy with it, though. It works well otherwise and it looks nice and durable. I also love that it comes with 8 replacement heads. Those can get expensive with other brands.

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 very well. Works very well to track steps, calories, distance and work outs. Data is accurate and battery life is excellent. I wear it 24 hours and the sleep data has been very helpful. I also use the smart wake feature so an alarm doesn't wake my partner since I get up a couple hours before him. The smart wake sends vibrations which buzz the arm. It works surprisingly well. Even though there is a water lock to allow user to wear in shower or swimming, I have not tried it yet, but plan to. The sensors on the sides are easy to use for the EDA scan and heart rhythm scan. I would prefer to have the apps in a different order but that is just a personal thing. The only other issue I have had is the phone app occasionally acts up and won't allow me to sync data. It self resolves but can be annoying. I chalk it up to consequence of having so much tech these days.  I am glad I chose the 5 over the 4 version for the built in GPS & water lock capabilities. I also recommend getting the fitbit premium account if you are serious about getting your health better. It has additional insights and data analyses that you won't have access to without it. Overall extremely happy with the Fitbit 5 and I do recommend it.

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

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

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

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

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Type of refund. I purchased this product and the second time I used it I could tell I was allergic to it. My scalp itched excessively and my scalp was red. When I asked for a refund I was told it had been more than a month since purchase. I explained that I could not return it sooner because I wasn’t having the symptoms right away. I thought that rule shouldn’t apply because of the allergic reaction. She did not care and told me to stop using it for 2 weeks and then try again. This caused some concern because she isn’t a trained medical person & by suggesting I use it again was careless. I am a cancer survivor & lost all of my hair. It was years ago but the effects of he chemo are still alive and well. I persisted that I wanted a refund to my debit card. That I was days ago and I got no communication from her about it. Could you please look into this for me?  Thank you! Diahn Cossar

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 thing is wild. I have used a variety of TENS units and have really enjoyed them.  This thing is much more powerful so be advised.  I do wish that there were lower levels as I find 1 pretty powerful.  I have not been able to increase from level 1, but I am sure with time I will get used to it.  I'm just taking it easy in the beginning.  I like that is adjustable with a variety of modes.  The pucks that drive the system are easy t use and attached and I like that one cable will charge them all. The charge lasts quite some time as well.  I have mostly focused on toning my stomach and I know I need to use it for longer to see more results, but I am excited about the journey.

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

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

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

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

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I love the sprayer. I paint furniture and I love it. The price is great and it works like the expensive ones. Is a bit heavy for me but I make it work because I like so much. I just wish I could find containers to store the paint with a lid so I don't waste paint when I wash it if I am going to use it again. If anyone knows, please let me know. I just purchased a couple of off brand paint containers but they don't screw well.

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

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

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

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

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It works best for my neck and shoulders. I ordered this bath cushion realizing that the reviews were polar extremes. My tub is pretty uncomfortable so I thought I would give it a shot anyway. I took into consideration the review that said suction cups were necessary, so I put those on first. They were not as difficult to insert as I had anticipated. You just have to use two hands and pull one of the honeycomb openings apart, then using the thumb and finger on one of your hands insert it into the opening. I had no trouble doing it, but my mother with arthritis could never manage it.I first tried this on my lower back and it was comfortable but a little bulky. I know that my issue taking a bath is a scrunched neck so I slid the pillow up on the tub to my upper shoulders and lower neck and that gave me the support that I wanted and needed. While it is still a little more bulky than I I would have preferred, it really helps my neck. I'm pleased and glad I chose 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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Clear, not colored. As much as I love these little guys, I feel the description is misleading. The photo shows these are colored, and I honestly would probably not have ordered had I known they were not. I hate when this happens, as a simple adjustment to the title, would have solved any misunderstanding of whether they were colored or not. Or switching the opening photo. Still, they are very cute, thicker, yet small Mason jars. They are the same size, thickness, etc that I imagined they would be when ordering, just not the color. Overall, these would be great for little gifts, or just cute little guys to have for no other reason than they are just cute. I had the idea of filling with glitter in my craft room. Give them the color I thought they had. I have not yet decided what I will do with these yet,  but if it's a good one, I would order more for sure. The quality is there, and again, just cute cute cute. Many uses. The only reason I deducted a star was for the misunderstanding of what I thought I was getting (colored) versus what I got (clear). It in no way reflects quality. Quality and usefulness would definitely recieve a 5 star rating.

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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Who owns a Karaoke machine? This guy! (Woohoo's with glee!) I have always thought that I would never have any reason to own my own karaoke machine, but now that I do, I can tell you that I can find a reason to own one almost every week. It is a party machine. I would say that is the biggest valid reason to own your own karaoke machine. If you sing, and love to sing in front a crowd, but you still don't have a recording contract, then this machine allows you to increase your odds of landing a contract by increasing the volume of your voice. I mean, it can't hurt, can it? Sing loudly and sing proudly. This machine is well made and has not had a single problem since I received it 6 months ago. It has been to the beach and back it did well. It sounds good, it gets loud, and the two microphones that it comes with are a cinch to use. They are up and running in less than a minute after I power up the speaker. It comes with a smartphone holder so that you can display a song's lyrics as you sing. The speaker rolls on two wheels, and it has a pull-out handle like a rolling suitcase. I have had a lot of fun using this machine and I have had zero problems with it. If you are looking for a karaoke machine, this is a good 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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CRUSHED green fuzz algae! For months I tried everything. Everything in my low-tech freshwater tank seemed right. I had my light down to 3 hours a day. I stopped feeding for periods.  I even blocked out the sides of the tank to prevent ambient light from getting in.  Nothing worked.  The green fuzz algae was all over my plants and surfaces.  I cleaned, I did water changes, got an algae eater & snails. This was trial and error over months and nothing I tried showed any result. The green fuzz got so bad I had to cut down all my plants. Wish I had tried this product sooner.  I dosed just as the directions stated and within 1 week the green fuzz algae had been noticeably diminished.  It went from being bright green to a dull brown color.  Hoping this restores balance so I can begin fertilizing again so my plants will regrow. Amazing 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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Poor Quality. I am extremely disappointed with this controller. I ordered this and the first one that arrived would lose connection from my Xbox Series X about every 10 minutes. I was about 5 feet from the console when using it, so there should be no reason for this. I actually have a second Xbox Series X in my living room, so I tried it there and experienced the same issue. I decided to exchange the controller and get a new one. Now that I have the second controller, this one has stick drift in the left thumb stick. I've tried every troubleshoot with Xbox support, but now they recommend that I send it to them for repair. I am just going to return it and go with a different option. Also, I did not play with the controller to cause the stick drift. I noticed it fresh out of the box, so it was not dropped or damaged and it is not dirty from use. It's literally brand new. Extremely disappointed, I wanted to really like this controller.

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

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

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

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

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Bought for dog chew toy. I have a Australian Cattle Dog AKA "Blue Healer" puppy we got a couple months ago. He will shred through any dollar store toy you give him in a matter of days and I had read another person's review with the same kind of dog that he gave his dog a broken Diaphragm and the dog has been chewing it for over 10 years so for $8 bucks I think it was when I bought it, I said what the heck.Got the thing in the mail and the first thing I noticed was that it gets stuck because of the shape of it if lands with the round part up instead of landing like a dish shape with the edge accessible so I cut it in half and gave half of it to my Father In Law for his dog. So far they both love them and even after ripping and shredding at it, my healer hasn't even scratched it now after weeks of use and seems to really like it I assume because it's similar feeling to flesh. Anyway for the price and what I bought it for it's a great deal. Not sure how it'd be for it's designated use since I have nothing to test it for in that regard but it is heavy duty so I would imagine it would work well for that as well.

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

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

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

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

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What is going on with these keyboards? My daughter got one of these keyboards for Christmas. The 1st keyboard we had types randomly into text boxes on the screen. Just random characters. It was freaking them out so I contacted the mfgr. They said that I should update the software. I downloaded the tool to do so, but it's all in Chinese (I assume)? I don't know which button is update and which button is identify but I poke around and figure it out. The SUCCESS/FAIL text box is also not in English so I don't know the status and the window doesn't close. Either way, nothing fixes it. The company sends out a new keyboard and this one turns off randomly while in use. Since this is a gaming keyboard, you KNOW that can't happen, or GAME OVER. They suggested I update the software, but we had already plugged in the old keyboard in the meantime. I finally get the chance to do that and now the thing is dead. Like dead dead. I plug it into another computer, still won't light up. Uninstall/Reinstall/Repair/Update software, hardware (in DevMgr), restart over and over and over...and nothing. Now it's just a brick. Guess we're stuck with the ghost keyboard. Side note: Customer service was responsive in their attempt to help, but they couldn't solve the problem. Ended up offering a $20 credit, but I didn't purchase it, so that didn't make sense. I just want something that works!

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!! This is my first experience with a pet water fountain. At first I was unsure where the cord went because it didn't really show it with part in the water. But I figured it out. It's very sleek and looks perfect where I have if. Luckily there was an outlet where the animals eat anyhow. It's quiet and the little fountain goes along keeping the water fresh. I haven't caught our cats drinking it but my dog really drank! I did have to find a spare bathroom rug and I put the cat food bowl, dog food, and the fountain on it. I found my dog dripped water more than usually drinking from this fountain. One more thing, I used half cold water from our fridge dispenser and half from the faucet. I was very surprised that, about 5 hours later, the water still seemed pretty chilled, which is nice. It isn't stainless steel or anything so I am not sure how it maintained its temp but I am glad.I looked at several water fountains and landed on this especially because it had a viewing area to see the level of the water. Again, I am very impressed with this little machine!

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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