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	init-repositories-prompt	Please select repositories to add
	init-profile-prompt	Please select a profile
	init-subcommands	To change profiles and repositories in future, the following subcommands can be used:
	init-non-interactive-postamble	Running in non-interactive mode with no preexisting configuration. No repositories will be initialized, and the profile will need to be set manually To change profiles and repositories, the following subcommands can be used:
	database-exists	The package database already exists at { $path } and will not be re-created
	init-world-update	Installing the mandatory system packages by running a world update... portmod { $prefix } merge --update --deep @world This command is what you should also use to update all packages. '@world' refers to the world set, the set of all system and explicitly installed packages. See 'portmod { $prefix } merge --help' for details on the other arguments
	destroy-help	Destroy this prefix
	destroy-preserve-root-help	Don't remove the prefix ROOT when destroyign the prefix (removed by default)
	destroy-remove-config-help	Remove the prefix config directory when destroyign the prefix (not removed by default)
	destroy-directories	The following directories will be removed when the prefix is destroyed:
	destroy-exclude-prompt	Please select any you wish to exclude from deletion

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	init-prefix-help	Prefix name which will be used in commands that interact with the prefix
	init-profile-prompt	Please select a profile
	init-repositories-prompt	Please select repositories to add
	init-single-repo	The only repository available for arch { $arch } is { $repo }. Adding…
	init-subcommands	To change profiles and repositories in future, the following subcommands can be used:
	init-world-update	Installing the mandatory system packages by running a world update... portmod { $prefix } merge --update --deep @world This command is what you should also use to update all packages. '@world' refers to the world set, the set of all system and explicitly installed packages. See 'portmod { $prefix } merge --help' for details on the other arguments
	installed-file-mismatch	Installed file at path { $path } does not match the file installed by package { $pkg }!
	installed-file-missing	Installed file at path { $path } is missing!
	installed-not-in-database	Package { $atom } is installed but is not in the database!
	installing-directory-into	Installing directory "{ $dir }" into "{ $dest }"

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init-world-update

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fluent-parts, fluent-references, fluent-source-inner-html, fluent-source-syntax, fluent-target-inner-html, fluent-target-syntax, fluent-type:Message, ignore-xml-invalid, ignore-xml-tags

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l10n/en-GB/main.ftl, string 339