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In ottima forma nel complesso Con vetrina/astro libero case? The phrase "Shops in free star case" unclear. Might be "Shops in free star case" Could be "Shops in free star case" Maybe original: "Shops in free star case" Could be "Shops in free star case" I think translation: "Negozi in custodia a stelle gratuita" That seems wrong. Maybe it's "Shops in free star case" Could mean "Shops in free star case" Not sure. We should translate literally: "Negozi in caso a stella gratuita" But "free star" could be "stelle libere" Hmm. We need preserve line breaks. Two lines. I'll translate second line as "Negozi in caso a stella gratuita" Not good. Could be "Shops in free star case" maybe means "Shops in free star case" I'll attempt: "Negozi in custodia stellare gratuita" Hmm. Better: "Negozi in custodia a stella libera" Nonsense. Maybe it's "Shop in FreeStar case" brand? If "free star" is a model name? It could be "free star case" a case brand. Then keep as is? The instruction says translate product description; preserve proper nouns. So if "free star case" is a name, we should keep it as "free star case" in Italian but proper nouns keep as written. So we should translate rest and keep "free star case" as is. The phrase would be "Shops in free star case" Possibly "Shops" should be "Negozi" But context? Maybe it's "Shops in" as in "Shops in free star case" Not grammar. We'll translate literally: "Great shape overall" -> "In ottima forma nel complesso" "Shops in free star case" -> "Negozi in free star case" Let's output two lines. But "case" maybe "case" as English; but "case" in Italian is "case" (singular: custodia). But if it's brand term, keep as "case"? They used "case" in English. Might be "free star case" is a case type. We'll keep as "free star case" with lowercase. So translation: "In ottima forma nel complesso Negozi in free star case" Ok. Return only text. Ensure line break preserved. Let's answer.