city screen -> City Screen

Continuation of #12323

android/assets/jsons/translations/Afrikaans.properties

@@ -1889,7 +1889,7 @@ While the rest of the world calls the current year [year], in the Maya Calendar
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 [amount] b'ak'tun, [amount2] k'atun, [amount3] tun = 
 
-# City screen
+# City Screen
 
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 Exit city = 
@@ -12051,7 +12051,7 @@ If you have a keyboard, some shortcut keys become available. Unit command or imp
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 On the world screen the hotkeys are as follows: = 
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-Space or 'N' - Next unit or turn\n'E' - Empire overview (last viewed page)\n'+', '-' - Zoom in / out\nHome - center on capital or open its city screen if already centered = 
+Space or 'N' - Next unit or turn\n'E' - Empire overview (last viewed page)\n'+', '-' - Zoom in / out\nHome - center on capital or open its City Screen if already centered = 
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 F1 - Open Civilopedia\nF2 - Empire overview Trades\nF3 - Empire overview Units\nF4 - Empire overview Diplomacy\nF5 - Social policies\nF6 - Technologies\nF7 - Empire overview Cities\nF8 - Victory Progress\nF9 - Empire overview Stats\nF10 - Empire overview Resources\nF11 - Quicksave\nF12 - Quickload = 
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@@ -12185,7 +12185,7 @@ When founding a city, it won't follow a religion immediately. =
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 The religion a city follows depends on the total pressure each religion has within the city. = 
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-Followers are allocated in the same proportions as these pressures, and these followers can be viewed in the city screen. = 
+Followers are allocated in the same proportions as these pressures, and these followers can be viewed in the City Screen. = 
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 You are allowed to check religious followers and pressures in cities you do not own by selecting them. = 
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@@ -12220,7 +12220,7 @@ Cities also passively add pressure of their majority religion to nearby cities.
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 Each city provides +6 pressure per turn to all cities within 10 tiles, though the exact amount of pressure depends on the game speed. = 
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-This pressure can also be seen in the city screen, and gives you an idea of how religions in your cities will evolve if you don't do anything. = 
+This pressure can also be seen in the City Screen, and gives you an idea of how religions in your cities will evolve if you don't do anything. = 
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 Holy cities also provide +30 pressure of the religion founded there to themselves, making it very difficult to effectively convert a holy city. = 
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@@ -12391,7 +12391,7 @@ On the World screen, swipe the notification list to the right to temporarily hid
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 The default state for the notification list can be set in Options > Display > UI - Notifications on world screen. = 
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-Entering a city screen quickly = 
+Entering a City Screen quickly = 
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 You can Right-click or long press a city button on the World screen. The result is the same as tapping it twice - once to select and move the button, again to trigger a reaction: show the city screen (if the city is yours to inspect), or offer the foreign city info popup. = 
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@@ -12401,11 +12401,11 @@ On the World screen, select an unit that can be upgraded, then right-click or lo
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 In the Units overview, the same upgrade menu is available by clicking the unit icon in the "Upgrade" column. When an unit is upgradeable, the icon is lit if conditions are met (enough gold and/or resources), otherwise it is dimmed. = 
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-City screen = 
+City Screen = 
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 Additional controls for the construction queue = 
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-Right-click or long press a construction item to open a popup menu with additional controls, allowing to manage production of the same item in all cities, by issuing the commands from the same City screen. = 
+Right-click or long press a construction item to open a popup menu with additional controls, allowing to manage production of the same item in all cities, by issuing the commands from the same City Screen. = 
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 The "Disable" option moves an item to a separated "Disabled" tab, preventing its automatic queueing by the "Auto-assign city production" option. To move a disabled item back to its initial place, enter again the popup menu, and choose "Enable". = 
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android/assets/jsons/translations/Bangla.properties

@@ -1561,7 +1561,7 @@ While the rest of the world calls the current year [year], in the Maya Calendar
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 [amount] b'ak'tun, [amount2] k'atun, [amount3] tun = 
 
-# City screen
+# City Screen
 
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 Exit city = 
@@ -11405,7 +11405,7 @@ If you have a keyboard, some shortcut keys become available. Unit command or imp
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 On the world screen the hotkeys are as follows: = 
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-Space or 'N' - Next unit or turn\n'E' - Empire overview (last viewed page)\n'+', '-' - Zoom in / out\nHome - center on capital or open its city screen if already centered = 
+Space or 'N' - Next unit or turn\n'E' - Empire overview (last viewed page)\n'+', '-' - Zoom in / out\nHome - center on capital or open its City Screen if already centered = 
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 F1 - Open Civilopedia\nF2 - Empire overview Trades\nF3 - Empire overview Units\nF4 - Empire overview Diplomacy\nF5 - Social policies\nF6 - Technologies\nF7 - Empire overview Cities\nF8 - Victory Progress\nF9 - Empire overview Stats\nF10 - Empire overview Resources\nF11 - Quicksave\nF12 - Quickload = 
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@@ -11539,7 +11539,7 @@ When founding a city, it won't follow a religion immediately. =
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 The religion a city follows depends on the total pressure each religion has within the city. = 
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-Followers are allocated in the same proportions as these pressures, and these followers can be viewed in the city screen. = 
+Followers are allocated in the same proportions as these pressures, and these followers can be viewed in the City Screen. = 
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 You are allowed to check religious followers and pressures in cities you do not own by selecting them. = 
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@@ -11574,7 +11574,7 @@ Cities also passively add pressure of their majority religion to nearby cities.
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 Each city provides +6 pressure per turn to all cities within 10 tiles, though the exact amount of pressure depends on the game speed. = 
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-This pressure can also be seen in the city screen, and gives you an idea of how religions in your cities will evolve if you don't do anything. = 
+This pressure can also be seen in the City Screen, and gives you an idea of how religions in your cities will evolve if you don't do anything. = 
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 Holy cities also provide +30 pressure of the religion founded there to themselves, making it very difficult to effectively convert a holy city. = 
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@@ -11745,7 +11745,7 @@ On the World screen, swipe the notification list to the right to temporarily hid
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 The default state for the notification list can be set in Options > Display > UI - Notifications on world screen. = 
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-Entering a city screen quickly = 
+Entering a City Screen quickly = 
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 You can Right-click or long press a city button on the World screen. The result is the same as tapping it twice - once to select and move the button, again to trigger a reaction: show the city screen (if the city is yours to inspect), or offer the foreign city info popup. = 
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@@ -11755,11 +11755,11 @@ On the World screen, select an unit that can be upgraded, then right-click or lo
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 In the Units overview, the same upgrade menu is available by clicking the unit icon in the "Upgrade" column. When an unit is upgradeable, the icon is lit if conditions are met (enough gold and/or resources), otherwise it is dimmed. = 
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-City screen = 
+City Screen = 
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 Additional controls for the construction queue = 
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-Right-click or long press a construction item to open a popup menu with additional controls, allowing to manage production of the same item in all cities, by issuing the commands from the same City screen. = 
+Right-click or long press a construction item to open a popup menu with additional controls, allowing to manage production of the same item in all cities, by issuing the commands from the same City Screen. = 
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 The "Disable" option moves an item to a separated "Disabled" tab, preventing its automatic queueing by the "Auto-assign city production" option. To move a disabled item back to its initial place, enter again the popup menu, and choose "Enable". = 
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android/assets/jsons/translations/Belarusian.properties

@@ -1591,7 +1591,7 @@ While the rest of the world calls the current year [year], in the Maya Calendar
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 [amount] b'ak'tun, [amount2] k'atun, [amount3] tun = 
 
-# City screen
+# City Screen
 
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 Exit city = 
@@ -11736,7 +11736,7 @@ If you have a keyboard, some shortcut keys become available. Unit command or imp
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 On the world screen the hotkeys are as follows: = 
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-Space or 'N' - Next unit or turn\n'E' - Empire overview (last viewed page)\n'+', '-' - Zoom in / out\nHome - center on capital or open its city screen if already centered = 
+Space or 'N' - Next unit or turn\n'E' - Empire overview (last viewed page)\n'+', '-' - Zoom in / out\nHome - center on capital or open its City Screen if already centered = 
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 F1 - Open Civilopedia\nF2 - Empire overview Trades\nF3 - Empire overview Units\nF4 - Empire overview Diplomacy\nF5 - Social policies\nF6 - Technologies\nF7 - Empire overview Cities\nF8 - Victory Progress\nF9 - Empire overview Stats\nF10 - Empire overview Resources\nF11 - Quicksave\nF12 - Quickload = 
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@@ -11870,7 +11870,7 @@ When founding a city, it won't follow a religion immediately. =
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 The religion a city follows depends on the total pressure each religion has within the city. = 
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-Followers are allocated in the same proportions as these pressures, and these followers can be viewed in the city screen. = 
+Followers are allocated in the same proportions as these pressures, and these followers can be viewed in the City Screen. = 
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 You are allowed to check religious followers and pressures in cities you do not own by selecting them. = 
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@@ -11905,7 +11905,7 @@ Cities also passively add pressure of their majority religion to nearby cities.
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 Each city provides +6 pressure per turn to all cities within 10 tiles, though the exact amount of pressure depends on the game speed. = 
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-This pressure can also be seen in the city screen, and gives you an idea of how religions in your cities will evolve if you don't do anything. = 
+This pressure can also be seen in the City Screen, and gives you an idea of how religions in your cities will evolve if you don't do anything. = 
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 Holy cities also provide +30 pressure of the religion founded there to themselves, making it very difficult to effectively convert a holy city. = 
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@@ -12076,7 +12076,7 @@ On the World screen, swipe the notification list to the right to temporarily hid
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 The default state for the notification list can be set in Options > Display > UI - Notifications on world screen. = 
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-Entering a city screen quickly = 
+Entering a City Screen quickly = 
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 You can Right-click or long press a city button on the World screen. The result is the same as tapping it twice - once to select and move the button, again to trigger a reaction: show the city screen (if the city is yours to inspect), or offer the foreign city info popup. = 
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@@ -12086,11 +12086,11 @@ On the World screen, select an unit that can be upgraded, then right-click or lo
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 In the Units overview, the same upgrade menu is available by clicking the unit icon in the "Upgrade" column. When an unit is upgradeable, the icon is lit if conditions are met (enough gold and/or resources), otherwise it is dimmed. = 
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-City screen = 
+City Screen = 
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 Additional controls for the construction queue = 
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-Right-click or long press a construction item to open a popup menu with additional controls, allowing to manage production of the same item in all cities, by issuing the commands from the same City screen. = 
+Right-click or long press a construction item to open a popup menu with additional controls, allowing to manage production of the same item in all cities, by issuing the commands from the same City Screen. = 
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 The "Disable" option moves an item to a separated "Disabled" tab, preventing its automatic queueing by the "Auto-assign city production" option. To move a disabled item back to its initial place, enter again the popup menu, and choose "Enable". = 
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android/assets/jsons/translations/Bosnian.properties

@@ -2123,7 +2123,7 @@ While the rest of the world calls the current year [year], in the Maya Calendar
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 [amount] b'ak'tun, [amount2] k'atun, [amount3] tun = 
 
-# City screen
+# City Screen
 
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 Exit city = 
@@ -12311,7 +12311,7 @@ If you have a keyboard, some shortcut keys become available. Unit command or imp
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 On the world screen the hotkeys are as follows: = 
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-Space or 'N' - Next unit or turn\n'E' - Empire overview (last viewed page)\n'+', '-' - Zoom in / out\nHome - center on capital or open its city screen if already centered = 
+Space or 'N' - Next unit or turn\n'E' - Empire overview (last viewed page)\n'+', '-' - Zoom in / out\nHome - center on capital or open its City Screen if already centered = 
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 F1 - Open Civilopedia\nF2 - Empire overview Trades\nF3 - Empire overview Units\nF4 - Empire overview Diplomacy\nF5 - Social policies\nF6 - Technologies\nF7 - Empire overview Cities\nF8 - Victory Progress\nF9 - Empire overview Stats\nF10 - Empire overview Resources\nF11 - Quicksave\nF12 - Quickload = 
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@@ -12445,7 +12445,7 @@ When founding a city, it won't follow a religion immediately. =
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 The religion a city follows depends on the total pressure each religion has within the city. = 
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-Followers are allocated in the same proportions as these pressures, and these followers can be viewed in the city screen. = 
+Followers are allocated in the same proportions as these pressures, and these followers can be viewed in the City Screen. = 
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 You are allowed to check religious followers and pressures in cities you do not own by selecting them. = 
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@@ -12480,7 +12480,7 @@ Cities also passively add pressure of their majority religion to nearby cities.
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 Each city provides +6 pressure per turn to all cities within 10 tiles, though the exact amount of pressure depends on the game speed. = 
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-This pressure can also be seen in the city screen, and gives you an idea of how religions in your cities will evolve if you don't do anything. = 
+This pressure can also be seen in the City Screen, and gives you an idea of how religions in your cities will evolve if you don't do anything. = 
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 Holy cities also provide +30 pressure of the religion founded there to themselves, making it very difficult to effectively convert a holy city. = 
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@@ -12651,7 +12651,7 @@ On the World screen, swipe the notification list to the right to temporarily hid
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 The default state for the notification list can be set in Options > Display > UI - Notifications on world screen. = 
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-Entering a city screen quickly = 
+Entering a City Screen quickly = 
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 You can Right-click or long press a city button on the World screen. The result is the same as tapping it twice - once to select and move the button, again to trigger a reaction: show the city screen (if the city is yours to inspect), or offer the foreign city info popup. = 
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@@ -12661,11 +12661,11 @@ On the World screen, select an unit that can be upgraded, then right-click or lo
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 In the Units overview, the same upgrade menu is available by clicking the unit icon in the "Upgrade" column. When an unit is upgradeable, the icon is lit if conditions are met (enough gold and/or resources), otherwise it is dimmed. = 
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-City screen = 
+City Screen = 
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 Additional controls for the construction queue = 
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-Right-click or long press a construction item to open a popup menu with additional controls, allowing to manage production of the same item in all cities, by issuing the commands from the same City screen. = 
+Right-click or long press a construction item to open a popup menu with additional controls, allowing to manage production of the same item in all cities, by issuing the commands from the same City Screen. = 
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 The "Disable" option moves an item to a separated "Disabled" tab, preventing its automatic queueing by the "Auto-assign city production" option. To move a disabled item back to its initial place, enter again the popup menu, and choose "Enable". = 
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