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Jouets plaqués Note: The input is "Plays" which could be "Plays" as a product name? The instruction: Do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. If "Plays" is the product name, we should keep "Plays" unchanged. But it's just "Plays" word. Could be plural of play? The instruction says preserve proper nouns; since it's ambiguous, better to translate as "Joue" or "Jeux"? But they asked to translate product description; here the text is "Plays" only. If we translate, we could translate to "Jeux" or "Lectures"? "Plays" as noun could be "Pièces" (theater plays) or "jeux". However to be safe with instruction: translate English to French. But it's a single word that could be a brand name? Since not sure, but they require preserve proper nouns; not knowing it's a proper noun. We should translate as "Jeux" or "Pièces" depending. The word "Plays" as a product description likely means "Plays" as plays (theatrical plays). In a gaming-collectables marketplace, "Plays" could be a category. Hmm. Given ambiguity, perhaps "Plays" should be left as in English? But instruction says translate user's product description. And only preserve proper nouns. If it's a brand named "Plays" maybe not. I think safest: translate "Plays" to French: "Pièces" or "Jeux"? For plays (theatrical) = "pièces" or "spectacles". For games in gaming context, "plays" as actions? I'll choose "Jeux" as plural of game. The singular of "game" is "jeu"; plural "jeux". So "Plays" -> "Jeux". Preserve line breaks—there is none beyond. Return only translated text. I'll output "Jeux". But if it's proper noun "Plays" should be kept. Hmm. I will translate to "Jeux". Let's go.