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Translators: Used for job progress.
*              The first %s is the estimated amount of time remaining (ex. "1 minute" or "5 minutes").

Translators: Used to convey job progress where the amount of bytes to process is known.
*              The first %s is the amount of bytes processed (ex. "650 MB").
*              The second %s is the total amount of bytes to process (ex. "8.5 GB").
*              The third %s is the estimated amount of time remaining including speed (if known) (ex. "1 minute remaining", "5 minutes remaining (42.3 MB/s)", "Less than a minute remaining").

Translators: Used in job progress bar.
*              The %s is the job description (e.g. "Erasing Device").
*              The %f is the completion percentage (between 0.0 and 100.0).

Translators: Shown for unknown partitioning type. The first %s is the low-level type.

Translators: Shown in "Location" when drive is connected to another seat than where
* our application is running.

Translators: Shown in 'Size' field for a filesystem where we know the amount of unused
*              space.
*              The first %s is a short string with the size (e.g. '69 GB (68,719,476,736 bytes)').
*              The second %s is a short string with the space free (e.g. '43 GB').
*              The %f is the percentage in use (e.g. 62.2).

Translators: Use for mount point '/' simply because '/' is too small to hit as a hyperlink