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    <string id="GameMode">game mode</string>
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    <string id="EnableScreensaver1">Enable Screensaver</string>
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    <string id="ClickToSkip">Click anywhere to skip the scene</string>
    <string id="NoMovies">No moves available! The tiles will be reshuffled...</string>
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    <string id="Round">Level</string>
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    <string id="Country1">Elida</string>
    <string id="Country2">Nemea</string>
    <string id="Country3">Lernea</string>
    <string id="Country4">Mikea</string>
    <string id="Country5">Hadea</string>
    <string id="Country6">Promethea</string>
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    <string id="SlotRomeTooltip">Athena awaits the divine gift.</string>
    <string id="SlotGreeceTooltip">Aphrodite awaits the divine gift.</string>
    <string id="SlotTroyTooltip">Apollo awaits the divine gift.</string>
    <string id="SlotPhoeniciaTooltip">Poseidon awaits the divine gift.</string>
    <string id="SlotBabylonTooltip">Hades awaits the divine gift.</string>
    <string id="SlotEgyptTooltip">Hephaestus awaits the divine gift.</string>
    <string id="SlotCarthageTooltip">Zeus awaits the divine gift.</string>
    <string id="Tiles">Tiles</string>
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    <string id="Pieces">Pieces</string>
    <string id="YourTime">Your Time</string>
    <string id="StatTimeBonus">Time Bonus</string>
    <string id="StatScore">Level Score</string>
    <string id="TotalScore">Total Score</string>
    <string id="Accuracy">Accuracy</string>
    <string id="AccuracyBonus">Accuracy Bonus</string>
    <string id="ArtefactsPlaced">Artifacts Placed</string>
    <string id="Score">Level Score</string>
    <string id="AlreadyExists">Player name already exists!</string>
    <string id="AltarOfPoseidon">Pantheon</string>
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    <text id="HelpList1_1">
        <formatedText formateWidth="150" font="TextInPanel17" text="Make matches of three or more tiles in a row or column to clear them." />
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    <text id="HelpList1_2">
        <formatedText formateWidth="150" font="TextInPanel17" text="Collect each item piece by dropping it from the bottom of the game field." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="200" font="TextInPanel17" text="The Amulet of Hercules powerup can be charged by making matches of four or more tiles. Other bonuses can be obtained by dropping them off the bottom of the game field." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="150" font="TextInPanel17" text="Find all the item pieces hidden in the location." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="150" font="TextInPanel17" text="Collect all the pieces of each item." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="150" font="TextInPanel17" text="Click for a hint if you're having trouble finding the item pieces." />
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    <text id="HelpList3_1">
        <formatedText formateWidth="150" font="TextInPanel17" text="Find the right place on the game field for every item." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="150" font="TextInPanel17" text="Find every piece of the divine gift scattered around the location." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="150" font="TextInPanel17" text="To obtain the divine gift, collect all of its pieces." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="50" font="TutorialSmall" text="Select the first tile to be swapped." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="50" font="TutorialSmall" text="Now select the second tile to swap places with the first." />
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    <text id="BombBonusTip">
        <formatedText formateWidth="50" font="TutorialSmall" text="Choose an area on the game field that you would like to blast." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="50" font="TutorialSmall" text="Choose a type of tile on the game field that you would like to destroy." />
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    <string id="NoCollecting">This item hasn&apos;t been collected yet.</string>
    <string id="SunNotExist">{A}Amulet of Hercules{/A}</string>
    <string id="Procent">% charged</string>
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    <string id="TimeBonus">{A}Hourglass of Chronos{/A}</string>
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    <string id="SSOptionsButtonToolTip">You have unlocked a new screensaver background.</string>
    <string id="MoreGamesToolTip">Click here to learn more about other games from Playrix.</string>
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        <formatedText formateWidth="50" font="Tutorial" text="Timer" />
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    <text id="EyeToolTip">
        <formatedText formateWidth="200" font="Tutorial" text="Click to pause the game and enjoy the scenery." />
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    <text id="MapAltarButtonToolTip">
        <string font="Tutorial">Press this button to see the</string>
        <string font="Tutorial">Pantheon and all the divine</string>
        <string font="Tutorial">gifts you have collected.</string>
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    <text id="AltarMapButton">
        <formatedText formateWidth="400" font="Tutorial" text="Press the 'Map' button to continue your journey." />
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    <text id="MapNewCycle">
        <formatedText formateWidth="400" font="Tutorial" text="If your thirst for adventure has not yet been quenched, if you hunger for new obstacles to overcome, {A}embark on a fascinating new quest{/A} with even {A}more challenging objectives {/A} set in the lands you now know so well. Remember — the greater the challenge, the sweeter the victory!" />
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    <text id="AltarButtonToolTip">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" text="Click here to see the Pantheon and all the divine gifts you have collected." />
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      <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" text="Are you enjoying The Path of Hercules? Be sure to look at the other great games from Playrix!" />
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        <string font="TextInPanel17">Do you want to continue</string>
        <string font="TextInPanel17">the game in progress?</string>
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        <string font="TextInPanel17">Your game progress</string>
        <string font="TextInPanel17">was saved at:</string>
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        <string font="HiScore">#CountryName# #LevelName#</string>
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        <string font="TextInPanel17">If you start a new game,</string>
        <string font="TextInPanel17">your current game progress</string>
        <string font="TextInPanel17">will not be saved.</string>
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        <string font="TextInPanel17">Do you want to start a new game?</string>
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        <string font="NamePanel">Mult is close</string>
        <string font="TextInPanel17">(You must come to this country in order to watch mult)</string>
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    <text id="ExitGame" height="0.6">
        <string font="ActiveFont">Are you sure you want</string>
        <string font="ActiveFont">to exit to the Main Menu?</string>
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        <string font="TextInPanel17">(your game progress will be saved)</string>
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    <text id="RestartNoLostLife" height="0.6">
        <string font="ActiveFont">Do you really want</string>
        <string font="ActiveFont">to restart the level?</string>
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    <text id="RestartLostLife" height="0.6">
        <string font="ActiveFont">Do you really want</string>
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        <string font="TextInPanel17">You cannot restart the level,</string>
        <string font="TextInPanel17">because you will lose your last life.</string>
        <string font="TextInPanel17">However you can go back to the first</string>
        <string font="TextInPanel17">level of the land you are currently</string>
        <string font="TextInPanel17">in and try again. Do you really want</string>
        <string font="TextInPanel17">to restart your journey from the</string>
        <string font="TextInPanel17">first level in this land?</string>
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    <text id="ClickToChoose" height="0.6">
        <string font="NamePanel">Click on enything laying bottom</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">Your first stop is the kingdom</string>
        <string font="MultTextRus">of Elida, once ruled by the </string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">Augeus was famous for his stables,</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">It was the place of one of the</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">The divine gift is hidden</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">The divine gift is the Helmet of Athena,</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">She would be ever so grateful to</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">Your next stop is the kingdom of Nemea,</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">Hercules hid the next divine gift in the</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">The land of one of the earliest</string>
        <string font="MultTextRus">labours of Hercules, but one</string>
        <string font="MultTextRus">of the most grueling as well.</string>
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    <text id="MultGreece4" height="0.7">
        <string font="MultTextRus">The divine gift is the Apple of Discord,</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">It has an inscription "for the fairest one".</string>
        <string font="MultTextRus">Winning this prize, Aphrodite beat</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">The next divine gift is hidden </string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">These deadly marshes still echo the</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">Somewhere in the peat bog lies the</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">It was created by Hermes,</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">Apollo fell in love with the instrument</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">The kingdom of Mikea lies next,</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">It is the home of king Eurystheus, who</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">The divine gift is hidden somewhere here, near</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">The Trident of Earth-Shaker awaits you.</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">The strike of the Trident may cause</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">Here lies Hadea, the dark kingdom where the</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">The place which attracts many travelers and</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">Here, bound to the rock, was one </string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">This sledgehammer was found by</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">The search for the last divine gift has brought</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">The Lightning of Zeus itself is hidden by</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">The artifact, which could be used only by the </string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">Find the final divine gift and restore</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">But as years passed, they became</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">Here lies the Pantheon of the mighty Olympic gods.</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">The gods have gone from the Pantheon,</string>
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        <string font="MultTextRus">The Pantheon awaits someone who could</string>
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        <formatedText formateWidth="160" font="NoteFont" text="Zeus, Father of Gods, gives the people confidence in their future and the future of their lands." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="160" font="NoteFont" text="Athena fills the hearts of the Peloponnesian people with courage and wisdom." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="One of the most celebrated labours of Hercules was to clean the Augean stables. The livestock of the Elidian king produced an enormous quantity of manure, and the stables had not been cleaned for over 30 years. How revolting..." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Augeas, king of Elida, asked Hercules to clean his stables in exchange for one tenth of his cattle. Yet his offer came with one condition - the job must be done in one day. An impossible task for an ordinary human, perhaps, but a simple matter for the son of Zeus." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hercules re-routed two great Greek rivers, Peneus and Alpheus, to clean the stables. Countless gallons of crystal-clear water washed through the stables all day long, cleaning away every last trace of manure." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Augeas refused to honor the agreement. When his son Phyleus tried unsuccessfully to convince his father to ally himself with Hercules, he cast him out." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hercules declared war on the Elidian king. Young Phyleus stood by Hercules's side, and together they fought and slew Augeas and his nephews, the twin brothers Moliones." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="After the death of Augeas, young prince Phyleus inherited the Elidian kingdom. Prosperity soon returned to Elidia, the famous stables were kept clean, and the cattle were always well fed." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="The caves near the Nemean city of Cleonae were home to the gigantic and terrifying Nemean lion, which was covered in impenetrable golden fur. Legend says that it was the offspring of the half-woman, half-snake Echidna and the giant Typhos." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="The beast lured many unsuspecting travelers and warriors into the caves, then devoured their corpses and sacrificed the bones to Hades. The people of Cleonae were too frightened to even consider leaving the city." />
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    <text id="Greece3" height="0.6">
        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Some fearful citizens of Cleonae wished to sacrifice themselves to Zeus in a desperate plea for mercy. When Hercules arrived in the city, they dropped to their knees and begged him for help." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="While searching for the beast, Hercules fletched some arrows and prepared his bow, but the lion's fur turned out to be too thick for this weapon. Surprised, Hercules retreated to the city." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="The caves where the lion dwelled had two entrances, one of which Hercules blocked with huge stones. When the lion emerged from the caves at dusk, he attacked the beast." />
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    <text id="Greece6" height="0.6">
        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hercules hit the lion with his club, but it shattered - the lion's hide was too thick for any weapon. The hero decided to fight the beast with his bare hands." />
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    <text id="Greece7" height="0.6">
        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="The lion was stunned by the powerful blow from the club, so Hercules drew near. Using his immense strength, the son of Zeus choked the mighty beast to death, thus ending the terror in Nemea." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hercules tried to skin the Nemean lion to bring its hide back to the city, but even with his knife and a sharp stone he could not cut the golden skin from the monster." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Athena, the goddess of courage, noticed the hero's plight and told Hercules to use one of the lion's own claws that had been knocked off during the fight. And so the monster was finally skinned." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hercules brought the body of the Nemean lion to the citizens of Cleonae as proof of the beast's death. He also made armor from the beast's impenetrable hide, which served him well in his later adventures." />
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    <text id="Troy1" height="0.6">
        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="The Lernean Hydra, a giant snake with multiple heads and poisonous breath, was another terrible offspring of the half-woman, half-snake Echidna and the giant Typhos ." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="The Hydra was stalking the swamps around Lake Lernea. Its lair concealed an entrance to the Underworld beneath its waters, and the Hydra was its guardian. Many unlucky travelers had already lost their lives, pierced by the monster's enormous fangs." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hercules covered his mouth and nose with a cloth to protect himself from the poisonous fumes while firing flaming arrows into the Hydra's lair to lure the beast out of its cave." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Armed with a sickle, the hero fought the beast, but every time he cut off one of the monster's heads, two more grew in its place. In despair, Hercules called his companion in arms, Iolaus, for help." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Inspired by Athena, Iolaus thought to use a firebrand to scorch the Hydra's neck after each decapitation. Hercules cut its heads off one by one while Iolaus cauterized the stumps." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="A giant crab, sent by Zeus's wife Hera - an old enemy of Hercules - distracted the heroes during the battle by pinching and clawing at their toes and heels, but Hercules crushed it beneath his mighty foot." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="At last Hercules severed the Hydra's last remaining head with a sharp sword that Athena had forged and Iolaus had brought to the battlefield. Hercules placed the head under a great rock along the sacred path between Lernea and Mikea." />
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    <text id="Troy8" height="0.6">
        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hercules dipped his arrows in the Hydra's poisonous blood. He now had a deadly weapon at his disposal. However, time would prove that this was not for his own good." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hera, upset that Hercules had slain the beast, placed it in the night sky as the constellation of the Hydra. She also turned the giant crab into the constellation of Cancer." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Some Greeks declared that the labour had not been completed by Hercules alone because Iolaus had aided him in the feat." />
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    <text id="Phoenicia1" height="0.6">
        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="The great Cretan bull was a gift of mighty Poseidon to the Mikean king Minos. The snow-white bull emerged from the sea one day and joined the king's livestock." />
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    <text id="Phoenicia2" height="0.6">
        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="King Minos was advised by his all-knowing seers to sacrifice the bull to the mighty Poseidon. But the greedy king decided to sacrifice a regular bull from his livestock instead." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Furious with Minos for this stingy sacrifice, Poseidon sent the bull into a frenzy. The enraged beast broke free and began killing innocent Mineans." />
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    <text id="Phoenicia4" height="0.6">
        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Minos plead for aid to the king of Mikea, Eurystheus, who decided to help the unfortunate Mineans by sending Hercules to Crete to capture the bull and bring it back to Mikea." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Minos offered his assistance to Hercules, as the bull had been wreaking havoc in Minea by uprooting crops and trampling orchards. However, Hercules refused the help out of pride." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hercules found the furious beast in a ruined field not far from the city, then snuck up behind the bull and choked it unconscious with his bare hands." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Minos gave Hercules permision to take the bull away to Mikea, where king Eurystheus was waiting for the monster." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="It was said that after a night spent with the bull, Pasiphae, the wife of Minos, gave birth to the half-man, half-bull Asterion, whom the Greeks called the Minotaur." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="When the bull arrived, Eurystheus wished to sacrifice it to Hera, who hated Hercules. However, she refused the sacrifice because it reflected glory onto Hercules." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="The bull was released and wandered into Marathon, now free of Poseidon's enchantment. Theseus later sacrificed the bull to Athena." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hercules found one of the many entrances to the Underworld in Hadea, a kingdom that worshiped Hades, ruler of the subterranean land of the dead." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="This entrance was guarded by Cerberus - another offspring of Echidna, a hybrid half-woman and half-serpent, and Typhon, a fire-breathing giant. It was a three-headed hound with a snake-like tail." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="No soul could pass by Cerberus and escape the Underworld. Many brave heroes and warriors had tried to enter the kingdom of Hades to free the dead, and all had failed." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="It is said that Hercules met the famous heroes Theseus and Pirithous, imprisoned by Hades for attempting to kidnap the beautiful Persephone, wife of the king of the dead." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="While wandering in the Underworld, Hercules rescued Theseus, but another prisoner, Pirithous, refused to leave the land of the dead without Persephone and was left there forever." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Capturing Cerberus turned out to be no easy task, so Hercules went to Hades and asked permission to bring Cerberus to the surface." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hades agreed to allow Hercules to bring Cerberus to the surface, but only if Hercules could overpower the beast unarmed." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hercules fought the three-headed beast for a whole day and a night, but had no luck. They were equal in strength, and Hercules realized that he would have to use some kind of trick to finish the task." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hercules lured the beast close to the exit, where bright sunshine blinded the hound. While Cerberus was stunned, Hercules was able to overpower it." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hercules brought Cerberus to King Eurystheus, then released the hound. Fearful of the bright sunlight, the beast rushed back to Hadea and returned to the Underworld." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="The kingdom of Promethea was named after the famous Titan Prometheus, who was imprisoned by Zeus atop the kingdom's high snowy mountain." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Prometheus stole fire from the Olympian gods and gave it to mankind. Angered by this, Zeus and the other gods sentenced the Titan to eternal torment for his transgression." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="The immortal Prometheus was bound to a rock, where each day an eagle, the avatar of Zeus, was sent to feed on his liver, only to have it grow back and be eaten again the next day." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="And so Prometheus was tormented, day after day, for as long as mankind endured. Some said it was a few hundred years, while others said that he had spent thirty thousand years atop the mountain before Hercules finally arrived." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="When Hercules came to the top of the mountain and saw the immortal Prometheus tormented by the eagle, he showed compassion and decided to free the Titan." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hercules shot the eagle with the poisoned arrow he had made from the hydra's blood, ending the Titan's torment at last. However, Prometheus was still chained to the rock, and only Zeus could set him free." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hercules prayed to the mighty father of the Gods, Zeus. He made abundant sacrifices and pled for mercy for Prometheus." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Zeus finally agreed to free Prometheus. However, one of the links of the chain was fashioned into a ring for Prometheus's finger, and a chip of the rock was set into the ring." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="As a symbol of his repentance, Prometheus was ordered to wear a crown of willow, a tree of mourning, and his immortality was taken by Zeus as punishment." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Later, the dying centaur Cheiron ordered the gift of his own immortality to be passed to the Titan, and so Prometheus was elevated to the ranks of the Olympian gods once again." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Here in Olympia, the ancient hero Pelops once won a chariot race against a local king with Poseidon's help. As his prize, he claimed the king's daughter and became the new king." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="The current king of Olympia decided to recreate the glory of Pelops and win a chariot race against a mighty hero, so he invited Hercules to take part in the contest." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="After Hercules completed his twelve labors, he arrived at Olympia for the races. But this time Poseidon wasn't helping the Olympian king, and the son of Zeus won the races easily." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hercules built the Olympic Stadium in honor of Zeus. Once it was complete, he walked across it in a straight line for 200 steps and called this distance a 'stadion'" />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="After the arrival of the athletes, The Olympic Games began. Greeks engaged in the competition with great passion, and Hercules took part in every contest." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Hercules invented and triumphed in a new Olympic kind of fighting, a blend of boxing and wrestling called Pankration. It was later used to train Greek soldiers, especially Spartans." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="165" font="NoteFont" text="Statues of the first Olympic champions were placed near the statue of Zeus at Olympia, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="171" font="NoteFont" text="Solve the puzzles and acquire the Apple of Discord." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="171" font="NoteFont" text="Solve the puzzles and acquire the Lyre of Apollo." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="171" font="NoteFont" text="Solve the puzzles and acquire the Staff of Hades." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" text="Restore the Cave of the Nemean lion and find the Apple of Discord." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" text="Restore the Temple of Poseidon and find the Trident of Earth-Shaker." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" text="Restore the Halls of the Dead and find the Staff of Hades." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" text="Restore the order on the mountaintop and find the Sledgehammer of Hephaestus." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" text="Restore the chamber of Olympic Champions and find the Lightning of Zeus." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="450" font="Tutorial" text="Excellent! You have conquered the Helmet of Athena. The first divine gift has been given to Athena, one of the Pantheon gods." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="{A}Drive the pieces{/A} of each item {A}to the bottom{/A} of the game field by clearing tiles underneath them." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="You need this horseshoe to obtain the divine gift. Drive the {A}other piece{/A} to the {A}bottom{/A} of the game field." />
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        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="Excellent! You've collected both parts in one go. The {A}horseshoe{/A} is now fully {A}restored{/A}. You will need it to get the divine gift." />
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    <text id="TutorialFullSun">
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     <text id="TutorialTakeSun">
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    <text id="TutorialTimer">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="The liquid in the vessel indicates the amount of {A}time{/A} left {A}to complete{/A} the level." />
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    <text id="TutorialLight">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="The {A}Thunderbolt of Zeus{/A}. To get this bonus, drop it off the bottom of the game field." />
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    <text id="TutorialTimeBonus">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="The {A}Hourglass of Chronos{/A}. To get this bonus, drop it off the bottom of the game field." />
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    <text id="TutorialReshaffle">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="The {A}Swap Talisman{/A}. To get this bonus, drop it off the bottom of the game field." />
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    <text id="TutorialBomb">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="This is the {A}Greek Fire{/A}. To collect this {A}bonus{/A}, drop it off the {A}bottom{/A} of the game field." />
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    <text id="TutorialTakeSwaper">
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    <text id="TutorialTakeLight">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="The Thunderbolt of Zeus {A}destroys{/A} all the tiles of a {A}chosen type{/A} that are present on the game field." />
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="TutorialActive" text="Click on the Thunderbolt bonus and point to a type of tiles that you would like to destroy." />
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    <text id="TutorialTakeTimeBonus">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="Use the Hourglass of Chronos when you are running {A}out of time{/A}. Click on the Hourglass to get extra time." />
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    <text id="BonusLevelHint1">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="Make matches of three or more tiles to open the stamp that is hidden under the game field." />
    </text>
    <text height="BonusLevelHint2">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="You have revealed a part of the stamp. Continue to play and open the rest of it step by step." />
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    <text id="BonusLevelHint3">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="The stamp is almost yours! You are very close to getting this material proof for Mr. Fogg. Open the remaining parts to finish the level." />
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    <text id="TutorialLock">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="A locked tile. To {A}break{/A} the lock, bring the other {A}matching{/A} tiles to the locked one." />
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    <text id="TutorialDoubleLock">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="A double-locked tile. You need to break the lock {A}twice{/A}." />
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    <text id="TutorialIce">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="A frozen tile. It&apos;s frozen in place and {A}won&apos;t move{/A} until you melt it by placing 2 or more matching tiles next to it." />
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    <text id="TutorialDoubleIce">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="A deep-frozen tile. It will take {A}twice{/A} as long to {A}melt{/A} it." />
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    <text id="TutorialBlock">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="An unbreakable wall. The pieces {A}won&apos;t{/A} go through it." />
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    <text id="TutorialDerbis">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="This is debris. It {A}cannot{/A} be matched with tiles. You can get rid of it by dropping it through the {A}bottom{/A} of the game field." />
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    <text id="SwapBonusTip1">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="Select the first tile to be swapped." />
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    <text id="SwapBonusTip2">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="Now select the second tile to swap places with the first." />
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    <text id="BombBonusTip">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="Choose an area on the game field that you would like to blast." />
    </text>
    <text id="FlashBonusTip">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="Choose a type of tiles on the game field that you would like to destroy." />
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    <text id="TapToContinue">
        <formatedText formateWidth="350" font="Tutorial" height="0.95" text="Click to continue." />
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    <string id="HintReady">Click on the question mark to get a hint.</string>
    <string id="HintNotReady">The hint is not available yet.</string>
    <string id="OutstandingAccuracy">Good eye!</string>
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