David Cassidy - The E.P.

Изданное в Великобритании в 1986 году, его Грандезидние? Wait. The text: "From his 1986 UK release, His Greatest Hits Live." We must translate. The phrase means: "Из его 1986 года UK release" Actually "UK release" is "брит. выпуск". "His Greatest Hits Live." is album title: "His Greatest Hits Live." We must keep titles in original Latin, per rules: Release / album / track titles, usually in quotes. So "His Greatest Hits Live" should be kept in quotes. Also "From his 1986 UK release" -> "Из его британского выпуска 1986 года" or "Из его британского релиза 1986 года"? Use "британского выпуска" preferable. So full translation: "Из его британского выпуска 1986 года, His Greatest Hits Live." But we should probably translate punctuation: The sentence becomes: "Из его британского выпуска 1986 года, "His Greatest Hits Live"." But we maintain quotes around title. In Russian, after comma, space. So final: Из его британского выпуска 1986 года, "His Greatest Hits Live." But the period should be inside quotes? In original, period outside? Original ends with period after quotes? It says: From his 1986 UK release, His Greatest Hits Live. The period ends the sentence after the title; we should mimic: Из его британского выпуска 1986 года, "His Greatest Hits Live". The period then at end of sentence outside? In Russian, place period at end. If we use comma, period should be after closing quote. So: Из его британского выпуска 1986 года, "His Greatest Hits Live". That ends with a period after the closing quote. Yes.

Let's output only Russian translation. No extra text. Include straight quotes? The title inside quotes in English should remain as is. Good. Also "UK" -> "британского" or "британский" as adjective "британского выпуска". Yes.

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