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not a kalendar.
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something has not been set
set

i have set the hostname to ...
hostname

could not create cache file
cannot create local cache folder '%s'

filename", not like "some_dir/filename
%s must be owned by you

mirrorpantallas en espejo", *not* "espejar pantallas
could not find a suitable configuration of screens

broj nivoa poništavanja za bufferlanguageprogramming language", not "spoken language
number of undo levels for the buffer

“this is an historic moment not only for our government, but for all albanians.
“this is an historic moment not only for our government, but for all albanians.

could you not access "digital persona u.are.u 4000/4000b
could not access '%s' device

%d hzmirrorpantallas en espejo", *not* "espejar pantallas
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(you are) registered", and not as "(you have been) registered
please fill in this form to add a new contact to this account's roster

ukoliko je postavljeno, nautilus će iscrtati ikone na desktopu.sans 15". please do not change "sans
if set to true, then nautilus will draw the icons on the desktop.

gogle translate when irishman richard hennessy distilled his first barrel of hennessy in the cognac region of france in 1765, one can imagine he’d possibly be rather pleasantly surprised that nearly three centuries later it would constitute half of the world’s cognac supply, selling 50 million bottles per annum. it’s doubtful too, that he would envisage the 40% liquor being hugely championed by high-profile african-american rappers first and foremost, in no small part because (newsflash!) rap music did not exist in 1765.
when irishman richard hennessy distilled his first barrel of hennessy in the cognac region of france in 1765, one can imagine he’d possibly be rather pleasantly surprised that nearly three centuries later it would constitute half of the world’s cognac supply, selling 50 million bottles per annum. it’s doubtful too, that he would envisage the 40% liquor being hugely championed by high-profile african-american rappers first and foremost, in no small part because (newsflash!) rap music did not exist in 1765.