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	Key	English	Lithuanian
	Mining	Mining is only available on local daemons.
	Mining	Mining may reduce the performance of other running applications and processes.
	Mining	Set to use recommended # of threads
	Mining	Use all threads
	Mining	Set to use all threads
	Mining	Status
	PasswordDialog	CAPSLOCKS IS ON.
	Receive	Please choose a name
	SettingsInfo	Set a new restore height. You can enter a block height or a date (YYYY-MM-DD):
	SettingsInfo	Invalid restore height specified. Must be a number or a date formatted YYYY-MM-DD
	SettingsInfo	Graphics mode:
	SettingsLayout	Enable displaying balance in other currencies
	SettingsLayout	Price source
	SettingsLayout	Currency
	SettingsLayout	Enabling price conversion exposes your IP address to the selected price source.
	SettingsLayout	Confirm and enable
	SettingsNode	Start daemon
	SettingsWallet	Creates a new wallet that can only view and initiate transactions, but requires a spendable wallet to sign transactions before sending.
	SettingsWallet	The view only wallet has been created with the same password as the current wallet. You can open it by closing this current wallet, clicking the "Open wallet from file" option, and selecting the view wallet in: %1 You can change the password in the wallet settings.
	SharedRingDB	In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.<br>To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.<br>Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.<br>