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    Ngữ cảnh: Đội tuyển bóng đá quốc gia Liên bang Micronesia là đội tuyển cấp quốc gia của Liên bang Micronesia do Hiệp hội bóng đá Liên bang Micronesia quản lý.

    Từ ngữ cảnh trên hãy cho tôi 3 cặp câu hỏi - câu trả lời có tính suy luận (CoT answer) bằng tiếng Việt. Việc suy luận lấy thông tin từ ngữ cảnh. Câu trả lời lấy trực tiếp trong ngữ cảnh, không lặp lại nội dung câu hỏi.
    Câu hỏi được bỏ vào tag ###Câu hỏi:
    Suy luận được bỏ vào tag ###Suy luận:
    Câu trả lời được bỏ vào tag đặc biệt ###Câu trả lời:

    Nếu ngữ cảnh không có ý nghĩa, bạn hãy output "Ngữ cảnh không giá trị"
    Trả cho tôi output dưới dạng json để có thể trích xuất một cách dễ dàng
    

```json
[
    {
        "###Câu hỏi:": "Ai quản lý đội tuyển bóng đá quốc gia Liên bang Micronesia?",
        "###Suy luận:": "Đội tuyển bóng đá quốc gia thường được quản lý bởi một tổ chức bóng đá của quốc gia đó.",
        "###Câu trả lời:": "Hiệp hội bóng đá Liên bang Micronesia."
    },
    {
        "###Câu hỏi:": "Đội tuyển cấp nào là đội tuyển bóng đá quốc gia Liên bang Micronesia?",
        "###Suy luận:": "Đội tuyển bóng đá quốc gia đại diện cho cấp quốc gia.",
        "###Câu trả lời:": "Cấp quốc gia."
    },
    {
        "###Câu hỏi:": "Đội tuyển bóng đá quốc gia của Liên bang Micronesia thuộc nước nào?",
        "###Suy luận:": "Đội tuyển bóng đá quốc gia của một nước thường có tên gọi theo tên nước đó.",
        "###Câu trả lời:": "Liên bang Micronesia."
    }
]
```

Hey, this is a Tunisian dialect text I want you to translate to English.
Please follow these steps:
1. Translate the text step-by-step, focusing on accurate representation of the original meaning.
2. Explain your translation choices, especially how Tunisian dialect differs from standard Arabic and how it is represented in English.
Translate this text, even if it's not entirely clear, and do your best to capture the essence of each part:

ناخذوها وكيما قال ياسوع لنيكوديموس انوا لازموا يتولد من الفوق باش يورث الحياة الابديه هكا انت زاده لازمك تتولد روحيا في

1. Translation:
"We take it, and just as Jesus told Nicodemus that he must be born from above to inherit eternal life, you too must be born spiritually in..."

2. Explanation:
- "ناخذوها" (nakhduha): This can be translated as "We take it." The verb "أخذ" (akhadha) in standard Arabic means "to take," and here "ناخذوها" is a vernacular form conjugated for the first person plural.
- "وكيما" (wekima): This means "and just as" or "similar to." "كيما" is a colloquial connector for comparisons, contrasting with the standard Arabic "كما" (kama).
- "قال" (qal): Means "he said," referring to what "Jesus" is supposed to have addressed. In Tunisian, verbs often retain their standard Arabic roots.
- "ياسوع" (Yasou): This is "Jesus" in the context, slightly adjusted for phonetic variation in Tunisian dialects.
- "لنيكوديموس" (le-Nikodimus): Although not separately translated here, it follows the standard Arabic meaning "to Nicodemus," with the prefix "ل" meaning "to."
- "انوا" ('inno): This informal word means "that," similar to standard Arabic "أنه" (annahu).
- "لازموا" (lazmu): This means "he must" or "it is necessary for him." It stems from the standard Arabic "لازمه" (lazimahu).
- "يتولد من الفوق" (yitwalad min l-fouq): Translates to "be born from above." "يتولد" means "to be born," and "من الفوق" directly translates to "from above," similar in structure to standard Arabic.
- "باش يورث" (bash yuurith): "to inherit," with "باش" often used as a purpose marker, similar to "لكي" in formal Arabic.
- "الحياة الابديه" (al-hayat al-abadiyyah): "eternal life," which is very similar to the standard Arabic phrase.
- "هكا انت زاده" (haka inta zaada): Means "like this, you too." "هكا" is a colloquial way of saying "like this," and "زاده" is an informal term for "also" or "too."
- "لازمك" (lazmik): "you must," with the possessive suffix "ك" indicating the second person.
- "تتولد روحيا" (titwalad ruhiyan): "be born spiritually," consistent with the use of "تتولد" (be born) and "روحيا" (spiritually).

The Tunisian dialect tends to simplify some grammatical structures and uses colloquial terms not commonly found in formal Arabic. There is also often a phonetic adaptation to words, reflecting local linguistic influences. In this translation, the goal is to maintain the intention and religious nuance found in the original dialect to convey the spiritual rebirth concept.

Hey, this is a Tunisian dialect text I want you to translate to English.
Please follow these steps:
1. Translate the text step-by-step, focusing on accurate representation of the original meaning.
2. Explain your translation choices, especially how Tunisian dialect differs from standard Arabic and how it is represented in English.
Translate this text, even if it's not entirely clear, and do your best to capture the essence of each part:

للمحافظة على الموهبة التنبيرية لذات نفسي و لأن الإنسان تواق و بن تونسي و على خاطر العوج مستحيل يتقطع من تونس

Sure, let's break down the translation of this Tunisian dialect text into English step-by-step:

1. **للمحافظة على الموهبة التنبيرية لذات نفسي و لأن الإنسان تواق و بن تونسي:**
   - *Translation:* "To preserve the expressive talent of my own self and because a person is eager and I'm Tunisian:"
   - *Explanation:* 
     - "للمحافظة (lil-muhafatha)" means "to preserve" or "for the preservation." The choice of "preserve" fits the context of maintaining something valuable.
     - "الموهبة التنبيرية (al-mawhiba at-tanbiriya)" refers to "expressive talent" or "eloquent talent," with "تنبيرية" implying expression or articulation, which might specifically relate to speech or writing skills.
     - "لذات نفسي (li-dhat nafsi)" translates to "my own self," with "ذات" meaning "self" and "نفسي" meaning "myself."
     - "لأن الإنسان تواق (li'anna al-insan tawwaq)" means "because a person is eager," with "تواق" specifically conveying a sense of longing or aspiration.
     - "بن تونسي (bin Tounsi)" is a colloquial way to say "I am Tunisian," with "بن" meaning "son of" or simply acting as a connector to nationality in this context.

2. **و على خاطر العوج مستحيل يتقطع من تونس:**
   - *Translation:* "and because crookedness cannot be cut off from Tunisia."
   - *Explanation:*
     - "و على خاطر (wa ‘ala khatir)" translates to "and because" or "due to," where "على خاطر" is a phrase often used in Tunisian Arabic to mean "because of" or "due to."
     - "العوج (al-‘awij)" can be interpreted as "crookedness," "deviation," or "non-conformity." This is a more informal word choice, implying irregularity or deviation from the norm.
     - "مستحيل يتقطع (mustahil yitqata’)" means "cannot be cut off" or "impossible to cut off," with "مستحيل" meaning "impossible" and "يتقطع" meaning "to be cut off" or "severed."
     - "من تونس (min Tounes)" means "from Tunisia," straightforward referring to the notion of origin or association with Tunisia.

**Overall translation:**
"To preserve the expressive talent of my own self and because a person is eager and I'm Tunisian: and because crookedness cannot be cut off from Tunisia."

This translation attempts to maintain a balance between literal translation and capturing the nuanced meaning conveyed in the dialect. Tunisian Arabic often uses colloquial expressions that may not directly translate to Modern Standard Arabic, and phrases may carry cultural implications specific to Tunisia, which are reflected in the English translation choices.

Ответ должен содержать только json, в котором текстовое поле resp должны содержаться на английском языке максимально соответствующие теме сообщения хештеги в одну строку через пробел. Сообщение: "a black and white photo of a woman with shadow., in the style of minimalist beauty, light bronze and bronze, serene faces, sharp edges, karencore, high definition, contrast shading, realism".

```json
{
  "resp": "#blackandwhite #minimalist #beauty #serene #highdefinition #realism #shadow #contrast #sharpedges #karencore"
}
```

Hey, this is a Tunisian dialect text I want you to translate to English.
Please follow these steps:
1. Translate the text step-by-step, focusing on accurate representation of the original meaning.
2. Explain your translation choices, especially how Tunisian dialect differs from standard Arabic and how it is represented in English.
Translate this text, even if it's not entirely clear, and do your best to capture the essence of each part:

تبعتو قعدنا نمشيو برشا على الشط الشمس تحرق كاينها نار و يسب فينا ماسون شاف إلي ما كارناش عكسناه أنا قمت

Certainly! Let’s go through the translation step-by-step:

1. **Tunisian Dialect**: "تبعتو"
   - **Translation**: "I followed him"
   - **Explanation**: "تبعتو" is derived from the verb "تبع" in standard Arabic, meaning "to follow." The ending "تو" indicates the speaker followed a male.

2. **Tunisian Dialect**: "قعدنا نمشيو"
   - **Translation**: "we kept walking"
   - **Explanation**: "قعدنا" (we sat) is often used in Tunisian to indicate the continuation of an action, similar to "kept" in English. "نمشيو" is the dialectal form of "to walk."

3. **Tunisian Dialect**: "برشا على الشط"
   - **Translation**: "a lot along the beach"
   - **Explanation**: "برشا" means "a lot" in Tunisian. It replaces "كثيرا" from standard Arabic. "على الشط" translates straightforwardly to "along the beach."

4. **Tunisian Dialect**: "الشمس تحرق كاينها نار"
   - **Translation**: "the sun was burning like fire"
   - **Explanation**: "الشمس تحرق" directly translates to "the sun burns." "كاينها" is a dialectal equivalent to "like," and "نار" is "fire" also in standard Arabic, emphasizing the heat.

5. **Tunisian Dialect**: "و يسب فينا"
   - **Translation**: "and he was insulting us"
   - **Explanation**: "يسب" means "to insult" in both Tunisian and standard Arabic, but "فينا" specifies "us," meaning the subject (he) directed insults towards the group including the speaker.

6. **Tunisian Dialect**: "ماسون شاف إلي ما كارناش"
   - **Translation**: "a mason saw that we didn’t want trouble"
   - **Explanation**: "ماسون" (mason) reflects a common reference to someone identified by their job. "شاف" means "saw" in dialect, from "رأى" in standard Arabic. "إلي" is "that," and "ما كارناش" implies "we didn’t want something bad," derived from "كره."

7. **Tunisian Dialect**: "عكسناه أنا قمت"
   - **Translation**: "we confronted him, I stood up"
   - **Explanation**: "عكسناه" is specific to dialect, with "عكس" meaning "to confront." "أنا قمت" means "I stood up," where "قمت" comes from "قام," indicating rising or standing up in standard Arabic.

**Overall Translation**: "I followed him, and we kept walking a lot along the beach. The sun was burning like fire, and he was insulting us. A mason saw that we didn’t want trouble, and we confronted him; I stood up."

**Summary**: Tunisian dialect often features unique vocabulary and structures, such as "برشا" for "a lot," or using "قعد" to indicate continuity, distinguishing it from standard Arabic. The translation aims to maintain these nuances while conveying the original meaning in English.

System: Ты - умный переводчик с английского языка на русский.
User: Задача: Переведи текст на русский язык
User: Тексты: I'd say you're letting fear get a hold on you! You would really enjoy some sexual activities that your wife hasn't initiated in a long while, but it's a big leap to go from that to "I married the wrong person". Fear is telling you that she doesn't respect or like or want you? Look at the bigger picture. What is the evidence that your wife wants to please you?...that she is the "right" woman for you?...that she loves you?...that she cares about what's important to you?  If there is evidence there, then you owe it to the marriage to rein in your fearful thoughts.Talking to your wife is so important right now. We all have moments when we really just want to sit and stew in our self pity over our partner not vacuuming or cooking or saying loving things often enough...but they can't read our minds! Can you lovingly let her know what you miss? ...what you hope for?...what you need? This is the meat of a loving relationship. Sharing who we are, so that we can love each other better. Your wife deserves the benefit of the doubt that she'll listen to what you long for. Can you risk feeling vulnerable? You can't control her answer, but can you trust her to care?
Assistant:

Я бы сказал, что страх захватывает тебя! Ты действительно смог бы насладиться некоторыми сексуальными активностями, которые твоя жена не инициировала уже давно, но это большой скачок — переходить от этого к мысли "я женился не на той женщине". Страх внушает тебе, что она тебя не уважает, не любит или не хочет? Посмотри шире. Какие есть доказательства того, что твоя жена хочет сделать тебе приятно? ...что она — "та самая" для тебя? ...что она любит тебя? ...что ей важны твоих интересы? Если такие доказательства есть, то ты должен постараться укротить свои страхи ради брака. Разговор с женой сейчас очень важен. У всех нас бывают моменты, когда мы просто хотим сидеть и погрязать в жалости к себе из-за того, что наш партнер недостаточно часто пылесосит или готовит или говорит слова любви... но они не умеют читать наши мысли! Можешь ли ты любовно сообщить ей, чего тебе не хватает? ...чего ты ожидаешь? ...что тебе нужно? Это и есть суть любящих отношений. Делиться тем, кто мы есть, чтобы мы могли любить друг друга лучше. Твоя жена заслуживает доверия, что она выслушает то, чего ты желаешь. Можешь ли ты рискнуть почувствовать себя уязвимым? Ты не можешь контролировать ее ответ, но можешь ли довериться ей, что она проявит заботу?

Hey, this is a Tunisian dialect text I want you to translate to English.
Please follow these steps:
1. Translate the text step-by-step, focusing on accurate representation of the original meaning.
2. Explain your translation choices, especially how Tunisian dialect differs from standard Arabic and how it is represented in English.
Translate this text, even if it's not entirely clear, and do your best to capture the essence of each part:

أو غيره حتى تثبت مليح لأن المسلم مسؤول على كل كلمة ينطقها وأن كفانا نصرة إلى النهضة بكل قوة كان غالطة

Sure, I will translate the text step-by-step and explain the choices in translation from Tunisian dialect to English.

---

1. "أو غيره حتى تثبت مليح"
   - Translation: "Or others until you are well proven/certain"
   - Explanation: "أو" means "or," and "غيره" translates to "others" or "other things/people." The phrase "حتى تثبت" means "until you prove" or "until it is proven," with a focus on reaching certainty. "مليح" is a colloquial term meaning "well" or "properly." In this context, it suggests the importance of being sure or proven in a situation.

2. "لأن المسلم مسؤول على كل كلمة ينطقها"
   - Translation: "because a Muslim is responsible for every word they utter"
   - Explanation: "لأن" means "because," establishing a reason. "المسلم" refers to "a Muslim" in general terms. "مسؤول" translates to "responsible," and "على" means "on" or "for." "كل كلمة" means "every word" and "ينطقها" translates to "they utter" or "they speak." This part emphasizes personal accountability in speech.

3. "وأن كفانا نصرة إلى النهضة بكل قوة كان غالطة"
   - Translation: "and that supporting Ennahda with all force was a mistake"
   - Explanation: "وأن" means "and that," connecting to the previous clause. "كفانا" implies "enough" or "sufficient," while "نصرة" means "support" or "assistance." "إلى النهضة" refers to "to Ennahda," which is a political party in Tunisia. "بكل قوة" means "with all force" or "with all strength," indicating strong support. "كان غالطة" translates to "was a mistake," with "غالطة" being a colloquial word for "wrong" or "mistaken."

---

**Translation Choice Explanation:**

- **Dialect vs. Standard Arabic:** Tunisian dialect often differs from Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) in vocabulary, pronunciation, and syntax. Words like "مليح" and "غالطة" are colloquial and would not appear in formal Arabic.

- **Translation to English:** When translating to English, the goal is to maintain the original context and meaning. Colloquial phrases are often replaced with their nearest English equivalent while maintaining their significance. For example, "مليح" becomes "well," even though a direct translation might not fully capture its connotations.

I hope this step-by-step translation process provides a clear understanding of the text. Let me know if there's anything else you need!

Hey, this is a Tunisian dialect text I want you to translate to English.
Please follow these steps:
1. Translate the text step-by-step, focusing on accurate representation of the original meaning.
2. Explain your translation choices, especially how Tunisian dialect differs from standard Arabic and how it is represented in English.
Translate this text, even if it's not entirely clear, and do your best to capture the essence of each part:

يمشيو يتفرجو في طرف دراوش يوشعولهم بالهم أما أنا خوك نموت ع السينما وشطر فلوسي ماشين في الأفلام والتلفاز والنوع إلي

Sure, I can help translate and explain the text. Here's the step-by-step translation:

1. **يمشيو يتفرجو في طرف دراوش يوشعولهم بالهم**
   - Translation: "They go to watch a bunch of simple people who entertain them."
   - Explanation: "يمشيو" is a Tunisian dialect form of the verb "they go" in standard Arabic "يذهبون". "يتفرجو" means "they watch", similar to the standard Arabic "يشاهدون". "طرف دراوش" refers to "a group of simple or modest people", where "دراوش" is a Tunisian dialect term roughly translating to "plain or unpretentious people". "يوشعولهم بالهم" means "entertain them" or "capture their attention", with "يوشعو" derived from a word meaning to ignite or light up, metaphorically used here.

2. **أما أنا خوك نموت ع السينما**
   - Translation: "But as for me, brother, I love cinema."
   - Explanation: "أما أنا" means "as for me" or "but I", which is similar to standard Arabic. "خوك" literally means "your brother" but is often used in Tunisian Arabic to depict camaraderie, similar to saying "bro" or "mate" in English. "نموت ع" is a common slang expression in Tunisian dialect meaning "I really love" or "I'm crazy about", literally translating to "I die on".

3. **وشطر فلوسي ماشين في الأفلام والتلفاز**
   - Translation: "and half of my money is spent on movies and TV."
   - Explanation: "شطر" means "half", matching the standard Arabic "نصف". "فلوسي" means "my money", derived from "مال" but in dialect form. "ماشين" in this context means "goes to", referring to how the money is spent. "الأفلام" is "movies", and "التلفاز" is "TV", both similar in meaning to their standard Arabic counterparts.

4. **والنوع إلي**
   - Translation: "and the type that..."
   - Explanation: "النوع" means "the type" or "the kind", similar to standard Arabic. "إلي" is a relative pronoun in Tunisian Arabic that can mean "that" or "which", akin to "الذي" in standard Arabic. However, the sentence ends abruptly, indicating the speaker was about to specify the type of movies or TV shows they favor but didn't finish the thought.

This Tunisian dialect text reflects an informal, conversational tone with specific expressions unique to Tunisian Arabic, showcasing cultural nuances in communication.

Hey, this is a Tunisian dialect text I want you to translate to English.
Please follow these steps:
1. Translate the text step-by-step, focusing on accurate representation of the original meaning.
2. Explain your translation choices, especially how Tunisian dialect differs from standard Arabic and how it is represented in English.
Translate this text, even if it's not entirely clear, and do your best to capture the essence of each part:

ما عندي حتى شيء لا مع براستوس و لا ضد و بكامل الصراحة و الألم أنا نرى أنه تم الكيل بمكيالين

Certainly! Let's work through this Tunisian dialect text step-by-step for translation.

### Original Text:
ما عندي حتى شيء لا مع براستوس و لا ضد و بكامل الصراحة و الألم أنا نرى أنه تم الكيل بمكيالين

### Step-by-Step Translation:
1. **ما عندي حتى شيء**  
   - **Literal Translation:** "I have nothing."  
   - **Interpretation:** The speaker is expressing neutrality or a lack of opinion or involvement.

2. **لا مع براستوس و لا ضد**  
   - **Literal Translation:** "Neither with Brastus nor against."  
   - **Interpretation:** The speaker is indicating neutrality regarding the position or stance related to "Brastus." It's worth noting that "Brastus" might refer to a person, entity, or concept specific to context, possibly local terminology. As often seen in dialects, certain names or terms might not directly translate or have an English equivalent.

3. **و بكامل الصراحة و الألم**  
   - **Literal Translation:** "And with complete honesty and pain."  
   - **Interpretation:** The speaker is introducing their statement with an emotional and candid admission, suggesting that the following statement carries a significant personal truth or discomfort.

4. **أنا نرى أنه تم الكيل بمكيالين**  
   - **Literal Translation:** "I see that there is a double standard."  
   - **Interpretation:** "Double standard" indicates unfair judgment, where different principles are applied to similar situations or parties. The speaker is expressing a belief that there is inconsistency or biased treatment in whatever context they are discussing.

### Full Translation:
"I have nothing neither with nor against Brastus, and with complete honesty and pain, I see that there is a double standard."

### Explanation of Translation Choices:
- **Tunisian Dialect vs. Standard Arabic:** The Tunisian dialect incorporates local vocabulary, grammar, and syntax that can differ significantly from Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). Tunisian Arabic often includes words and phrases from French or Italian due to historical influences, and the structure can be more colloquial.
  
- **Nuances in Vocabulary:** Terms like "براستوس" might not have a direct English counterpart, and it's important to recognize them as proper nouns or culturally specific references.

- **Idiomatic Expressions:** Phrases like "كيل بمكيالين" translate to the idiomatic "double standard" in English. This demonstrates a concept rather than a literal word-for-word translation.

- **Tone and Emotion:** Words like "بكامل الصراحة و الألم" add emotional weight, indicating the speaker's sincerity and discomfort, which should be conveyed in English to maintain the original sentiment.

Overall, the translation aims to preserve both the meaning and the emotional context of the original text while accounting for dialectal differences.

Hey, this is a Tunisian dialect text I want you to translate to English.
Please follow these steps:
1. Translate the text step-by-step, focusing on accurate representation of the original meaning.
2. Explain your translation choices, especially how Tunisian dialect differs from standard Arabic and how it is represented in English.
Translate this text, even if it's not entirely clear, and do your best to capture the essence of each part:

من هاذا الرجل لانهم اولا صدمو من قوة شعبيته في تونس يا بوقلب القبة اتعبات في اول نهار و اللي البرة

Sure, let's break down the translation step-by-step.

### Original Text:

"من هاذا الرجل لانهم اولا صدمو من قوة شعبيته في تونس يا بوقلب القبة اتعبات في اول نهار و اللي البرة"

### Step-by-Step Translation:

1. **من هاذا الرجل**  
   - **Translation:** "Who is this man"  
   - **Explanation:** "من" means "who" or "from," but in this context, it is understood as "who." "هاذا" is the Tunisian dialect equivalent of the standard Arabic "هذا" (this), and "الرجل" means "man."

2. **لانهم اولا صدمو من قوة شعبيته في تونس**  
   - **Translation:** "because they were first shocked by the strength of his popularity in Tunisia"  
   - **Explanation:** "لانهم" means "because they," "اولا" means "first," "صدمو" is the Tunisian dialect form of the standard Arabic "صدموا" (they were shocked). "من قوة شعبيته" translates to "by the strength of his popularity," where "قوة" means "strength," and "شعبيته" means "his popularity." "في تونس" means "in Tunisia."

3. **يا بوقلب القبة اتعبات في اول نهار**  
   - **Translation:** "Oh Boukaleb, the dome was filled on the first day"  
   - **Explanation:** "يا" is a vocative particle used to address someone, similar to saying "Oh" in English. "بوقلب" is likely a name or nickname, possibly "Boukaleb." "القبة" translates to "the dome," which could refer to a specific place or structure. "اتعبات" is the dialect form of "تعِبَت" (was filled or became crowded). "في اول نهار" means "on the first day," where "اول" means "first" and "نهار" means "day."

4. **و اللي البرة**  
   - **Translation:** "and those outside"  
   - **Explanation:** "و" means "and," "اللي" is a commonly used relative pronoun in Tunisian dialect, similar to "who" or "that" in English, used here to mean "those." "البرة" means "outside."

### Overall Translation:

"Who is this man because they were first shocked by the strength of his popularity in Tunisia. Oh Boukaleb, the dome was filled on the first day and those outside."

### Notes on Translation Choices:

- **Dialect vs. Standard Arabic:** Tunisian dialect often simplifies or alters pronunciations and incorporates local words, giving it a distinctive flavor from standard Arabic (Modern Standard Arabic - MSA). This includes slight changes in verb forms and the use of unique vocabulary or expressions.
  
- **Cultural and Contextual Considerations:** The term "Boukaleb," "the dome," and the general content should be considered within a specific cultural or possibly political context that might not be immediately clear without additional background information.

- **Essence Capture:** While some expressions or terms might hold cultural significance, the main aim here was to convey the general meaning while respecting the original tone and intent.

I hope this helps! Let me know if there are any specific parts you'd like more clarification on.