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Conplete From my childhood collection Note: The instruction says translate product description from English to French. Keep line breaks and paragraph structure. Do not translate product names etc. Here "Conplete" seems a misspelling of "Complete". But we must translate as given? It says Do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns. "Conplete" is likely a word; not a proper noun. It might be "Complete" meaning missing 'm'. Should translate as "Complet" in French. But it's a standalone line. The user provided "Conplete" and "From my childhood collection". We should translate English to French. So: Conplete -> should be "Complet" (adjective masculine) or "Complète" if feminine. It's a standalone word; likely "Complet". I'll choose "Complet" as label meaning complete set. Then "From my childhood collection" -> "De ma collection d'enfance" or "Issue de ma collection d'enfance" more natural: "Issue de ma collection d'enfance." Since it's a fragment, keep as two lines translated: Complet Issue de ma collection d'enfance But "d'enfance" vs "de mon enfance"? "From my childhood collection" = "Issue de ma collection d'enfance" or "Issue de ma collection de mon enfance" better "Issue de ma collection d'enfance". Yes. Let's output with same line breaks: Complet Issue de ma collection d'enfance But "Complet" vs "Complet" should have capitalization? Fine. Return only translated text. Let's do. Also ensure not adding punctuation. End.