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Guter Zustand insgesamt Verfügt über ein freies Sterngehäuse (case) in der Schachtelkonstruktion? Hmm. The phrase "Shops in free star case" seems odd. Could be mis-typed. Maybe intended: "Shops in free star case" doesn't make sense. Perhaps "Shops in free star case" means something like "Shops in free star case" not coherent. We must translate as is preserving meaning? We should translate: "Great shape overall" -> "Alles in gutem Zustand insgesamt" or "Guter Zustand insgesamt". "Shops in free star case" Could be "Shops in free star case" literal: "Läden im Free-Star-Gehäuse" but likely wrong. Better to keep as "Shops in free star case" translated literally: "Shops im Free Star-Gehäuse". But capitalizations? "Free Star" is a proper noun-like. The instruction says don't translate product names etc. It says preserve proper nouns and model numbers. If "free star case" is a term maybe "Free Star" chain? It's unclear. The phrase "Shops in free star case" might be mis-typed "Shops in free state case"? Could be "Shops in free star case" stands for "Sho..." Hmm. We should translate while preserving unknown terms: keep "free star case" as is, but translate "Great shape overall" to German. The user asked to translate from English to German. So: "Great shape overall" -> "Guter Zustand insgesamt" "Shops in free star case" maybe "Shops in free star case" -> "Shops im free star Case". But "Case" should be "Gehäuse" if it's a case. Since it's English word "case". The instruction says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. Might be two lines. Let's output: Guter Zustand insgesamt Shops im free star case But "Guter Zustand insgesamt" is fine; "Shops im free star case" seems odd but preserves. However maybe better: "Shops in Free Star Case" with capitalization? It's English. If it's a product, we should keep as is: "Shops in free star case". I'll output: Guter Zustand insgesamt Shops in free star case