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, and a market snapshot div. We must preserve the HTML structure and translate the text within. Also, note that the original content includes specific data like Fear & Greed index 27, Bitcoin price $63,762, etc. The instruction says "Don't insert prices, market caps, percentages, RSI, support/resistance, or on-chain numbers." But the original content already has these numbers. However, the instruction says "Don't insert" meaning we should not add new ones, but we are translating existing content, so we should keep the numbers as they are. The instruction is for the AI to avoid adding such numbers, but since they are already in the source, we translate them. We must also ensure proper Polish terminology for crypto/tech terms. For example, "Fear & Greed index" might be "indeks strachu i chciwości" or keep as is. "Bitcoin" is same. "Market snapshot" could be "Zrzut danych rynkowych" or "Podsumowanie rynku". We'll translate naturally. We'll also translate the categories and answers. The categories are in English, but we should translate the category names to Polish, but the answers (words) should remain in English? Actually, the answers are English words like FOSTER, HARBOR, etc. In a Polish article, we might keep the answers as they are, because they are part of the puzzle. But we can translate the category descriptions. For example, "Hold Onto, As a Feeling" becomes "Trzymać, jako uczucie" or something. But we need to be careful: the puzzle is in English, so the answers are English. The article is for Polish readers, but they might be playing the English puzzle. So we should keep the answers in English. The category names can be translated, but it might be better to keep them in English with Polish translation in parentheses? The instruction says "Translate naturally" and "Use appropriate Polish terminology for crypto/tech terms" but for puzzle categories, we can translate the meaning. However, to avoid confusion, we might keep the original English category names and provide Polish translations. But the instruction says to translate the article, so we should translate the text. Since the categories are part of the content, we'll translate them to Polish, but the answers remain as they are. We'll also translate the meta description. The original meta description is empty, so we'll create a concise summary in Polish. Let's proceed step by step. First, the title. We'll create something like: "Wskazówki i odpowiedzi do NYT Connections i Sports Edition na 12 sierpnia 2026" or more news-like: "NYT Connections: Wskazówki i odpowiedzi na dziś (12 sierpnia 2026)". But we need to include both puzzles. We'll do: "NYT Connections i Sports Edition: Wskazówki i odpowiedzi na 12 sierpnia 2026". Now, the content. We'll translate each paragraph. Original lead: "The New York Times published hints and answers for its Connections and Connections Sports Edition puzzles on Wednesday, August 12. The main puzzle is #1158, and the Sports Edition is #688. Both are now live for players." Translation: "The New York Times opublikował wskazówki i odpowiedzi do swoich łamigłówek Connections i Connections Sports Edition w środę, 12 sierpnia. Główna łamigłówka ma numer 1158, a Sports Edition 688. Obie są już dostępne dla graczy." Then the market snapshot div. We need to translate the labels and the numbers remain. The div has a heading "📊 Market Data Snapshot" - we'll translate to "📊 Podsumowanie danych rynkowych" or "📊 Zrzut danych rynkowych". The sub-labels: "24h Change" -> "Zmiana 24h", "7d Change" -> "Zmiana 7d", "Fear & Greed" -> "Strach i chciwość" (or keep as is, but we can translate), "Sentiment" -> "Nastroje", "Bitcoin (BTC):" -> "Bitcoin (BTC):", "Rank #1" -> "Pozycja #1". Also the values: -0.30%, -0.20%, 27 Fear, 🔴 slightly bearish, $63,762. We'll keep those as is, but translate "Fear" to "Strach" and "slightly bearish" to "lekko niedźwiedzi" or "lekko spadkowy". We'll keep the emojis. Then the section "Connections #1158" - we'll translate the heading: "Connections #1158". The paragraph: "The categories for the main puzzle are: Hold Onto, As a Feeling; Kinds of Frogs; NBC Sitcom Surnames; Starting with Affirmative Responses. The answers are: FOSTER, HARBOR, MAINTAIN, NURSE; BULL, GREEN, POISON DART, TREE; BENES, BING, LEMON, SCOTT; FINE PRINT, GOODBYE, GREAT WHITE, OKAYAMA." We'll translate the category names: - "Hold Onto, As a Feeling" -> "Trzymać, jako uczucie" (but "hold onto" means to keep or maintain, so maybe "Zachować, jako uczucie" or "Przechowywać, jako uczucie"? Actually, it's a phrase meaning to keep a feeling, like "nurture" or "harbor". We'll translate as "Trzymać się, jako uczucie" but it's tricky. Perhaps we keep the English and add Polish in parentheses? The instruction says to translate naturally, so we should translate the meaning. We'll do: "Trzymać, jako uczucie" but that might not be perfect. We'll do: "Zachować, jako uczucie" or "Pielęgnować, jako uczucie"? Actually, the answers are FOSTER, HARBOR, MAINTAIN, NURSE - all mean to keep or care for. So the category is "Hold Onto, As a Feeling" meaning "to hold onto a feeling" i.e., to keep it. So we can translate as "Trzymać się uczucia" or "Zachować uczucie". We'll use "Trzymać, jako uczucie" but it's a bit literal. Let's do "Zachować, jako uczucie" but that's not exact. We'll go with "Trzymać się, jako uczucie" - but we need to be concise. Actually, in Polish, we might say "Utrzymywać, jako uczucie" - but I think "Trzymać, jako uczucie" is fine. We'll write: "Trzymać, jako uczucie" but maybe better: "Zachowywać, jako uczucie". We'll choose "Zachować, jako uczucie" for simplicity. - "Kinds of Frogs" -> "Rodzaje żab" - "NBC Sitcom Surnames" -> "Nazwiska z sitcomów NBC" (or "Nazwiska w sitcomach NBC") - "Starting with Affirmative Responses" -> "Zaczynające się od twierdzących odpowiedzi" (like "yes" words: fine, good, great, okay) The answers remain in English. Then the Sports Edition section: "The Sports Edition, launched in association with The Athletic, features categories: Fake a Foul; Mononymic Athletes; Comes Before 'Catch'; Pitchers Dealt Ahead of This Year's MLB Trade Deadline. Answers: ACT, DIVE, EMBELLISH, FLOP; ICHIRO, LEBRON, SERENA, TIGER; BASKET, CONTESTED, FAIR, SHOESTRING; EARLY, RAY, SKUBAL, WEAVER." We'll translate: "Sports Edition, uruchomiona we współpracy z The Athletic, zawiera kategorie: Symulowanie faulu; Sportowcy o jednym imieniu; Występuje przed 'Catch'; Miotacze oddani przed tegorocznym terminem wymian MLB. Odpowiedzi: ACT, DIVE, EMBELLISH, FLOP; ICHIRO, LEBRON, SERENA, TIGER; BASKET, CONTESTED, FAIR, SHOESTRING; EARLY, RAY, SKUBAL, WEAVER." We need to translate "Fake a Foul" - in sports, it's "symulowanie faulu" or "udawanie faulu". "
