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This is an issue that was raised by translators on Weblate.
Currently the gdata-import module has sentences split up into multiple fragments, such as:
"Please", "sign in and and authorize", "to access your Google data." with the middle phrase being a button label. This mandates an ordering which doesn't work in all languages.
A better structure would be: "Please sign-in and authorize to a