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Four small mistakes in the C gettext messages; two leftover fuzzy flags in the R gettext messages. The R messages will need code fixes to avoid ngettext()-related problems.
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Four small mistakes in the C gettext messages; two leftover fuzzy flags in the R gettext messages. The R messages will need code fixes to avoid ngettext()-related problems.
Self-merging this one because the changes are very small.