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Very rare pick!! From mystic festival Poland Very rare pick!! -> Very rare pick is in English; we should translate. But instruction: Do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. Here "Very rare pick!!" is not a proper noun; translate to Italian: "Very rare pick!!" But that would keep English. They asked translate the user's product description from English to Italian. So translate entire text to Italian, but preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. Not translating proper nouns. The text contains "From mystic festival Poland" where "Poland" should be translated? Poland is a country, a proper noun; but instruction says keep proper nouns exactly as written. "Poland" is a proper noun; we should keep "Poland" in English. "mystic festival" could be a proper noun phrase? It might be name of festival; but it's not capitalized as "mystic festival" lower-case. It's arguable proper noun? It says keep proper nouns exactly as written. So we should keep "mystic festival" as is. But it's English. The rest we translate. Also "Very rare pick!!" could be translated to "Collezione molto rara" but it's a pick (like pickaxe). The product type unclear. We'll translate as "Very rare pick!!" might be better to translate entire. But instruction says translate; preserve proper nouns. So translate non-proper parts: "Very rare pick!!" -> "Very rare pick!!" would fail translation. Hmm. Let's decide: We translate "Very rare pick!!" to Italian: "Pick molto raro!!" But "Pick" is English; maybe "pic" In gaming context "pick" is "piccone"? A pick as item: "piccone" is better. So "Very rare pick!!" -> "Piccone molto raro!!" But "piccone" is Italian. That would change sense. Ok. "From mystic festival Poland" -> "Da mystic festival Poland" but we should preserve capitalization? "Poland" kept as is. So: "Da mystic festival Poland". The phrase "From" becomes "Da". Use line breaks as original: Original: Very rare pick!! From mystic festival Poland Translate: "Piccone molto raro!!" line break "Da mystic festival Poland" But "Da" capitalized? In Italian, if starting new line, "Da mystic festival Poland". Fine. Let's output: Piccone molto raro!! Da mystic festival Poland Include exclamation marks preserved. The first line: "Piccone molto raro!!" Good. Done. Also ensure no quotes. Return only translated text. Let's finalize.