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. We'll keep that. Also meta description translation. Now construct JSON. Make sure to use proper Italian currency format: $4,400 -> 4.400 dollari (in Italian we use dot for thousands, but here they used comma? Actually original uses $4,400 with comma as thousands separator. In Italian we use dot for thousands and comma for decimals. So we should write 4.400 dollari. But in the title we have "$4,400" - we can keep the dollar sign and the number with comma? Actually Italian uses comma as decimal separator, but for thousands it's dot. So better to write "4.400 dollari" without dollar sign? Or we can keep "$4.400" but that might confuse. Usually in Italian financial articles they might write "4.400 dollari" or "$4.400". We'll keep the dollar sign and use dot for thousands: "$4.400". But in the original it's "$4,400" with comma. To be consistent, we can translate to "4.400 dollari" without the dollar sign? But the title has "$4,400" - we can keep as "$4.400" because in Italian we use dot for thousands. Actually, in Italian, the thousands separator is a dot, and decimal is comma. So "$4,400" would be read as 4.4? No, it's 4400. So we should write "$4.400" or "4.400 dollari". Let's use "4.400 dollari" in text, and in title we can keep "$4.400" but without space?
