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  You're using <strong>%{count}</strong> segment.You're using <strong>%{count}</strong> segments.

  oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: 1

  You're using <strong>%{count}</strong> segment.

  ---

  otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else

  You're using <strong>%{count}</strong> segments.

  ---

   

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1. You use <strong>%{count}</strong> string.You use <strong>%{count}</strong> strings.

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> string.You use <strong>%{count}</strong> strings.

   oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: 1

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> string.

   ---

   otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> strings.

   ---
   changed by Edouard 23 March, 2011 19:23.

   
2.  
   changed by Edouard 28 March, 2011 10:18.

   
3. You use <strong>%{count}</strong> string.You use <strong>%{count}</strong> strings.

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> string.You use <strong>%{count}</strong> strings.

   oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: 1

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> string.

   ---

   otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> strings.

   ---
   changed by Edouard 23 May, 2011 16:31.

   
4. You use <strong>%{count}</strong> string.You use <strong>%{count}</strong> strings.

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> string.You use <strong>%{count}</strong> strings.

   oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: 1

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> string.

   ---

   otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> strings.

   ---
   changed by Edouard 07 August, 2011 14:34.

   
5. You use <strong>%{count}</strong> string.You use <strong>%{count}</strong> strings.

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> string.You use <strong>%{count}</strong> strings.

   oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: 1

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> string.

   ---

   otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> strings.

   ---
   changed by Edouard 09 December, 2011 16:23.

   
6. You use <strong>%{count}</strong> string.You use <strong>%{count}</strong> strings.

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> string.You use <strong>%{count}</strong> strings.

   oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: 1

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> string.

   ---

   otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> strings.

   ---
   changed by Edouard 09 December, 2011 16:23.

   
7. You use <strong>%{count}</strong> segment.You use <strong>%{count}</strong> segments.

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> segment.You use <strong>%{count}</strong> segments.

   oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: 1

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> segment.

   ---

   otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else

   You use <strong>%{count}</strong> segments.

   ---
   changed by Estelle 20 February, 2012 13:05.

   
8. You're using <strong>%{count}</strong> segment.You're using <strong>%{count}</strong> segments.

   You're using <strong>%{count}</strong> segment.You're using <strong>%{count}</strong> segments.

   oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: 1

   You're using <strong>%{count}</strong> segment.

   ---

   otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else

   You're using <strong>%{count}</strong> segments.

   ---
   changed by Estelle 27 February, 2012 17:18.

   
9. You're using <strong>%{count}</strong> segment.You're using <strong>%{count}</strong> segments.

   You're using <strong>%{count}</strong> segment.You're using <strong>%{count}</strong> segments.

   oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: 1

   You're using <strong>%{count}</strong> segment.

   ---

   otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else

   You're using <strong>%{count}</strong> segments.

   ---
   changed by Estelle 27 February, 2012 17:18.