BotBuilder-Samples/CSharp/demo-RollerSkill/Properties/Resources.resx

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  <data name="BadRollReactionSSML" xml:space="preserve">
    <value>ouch|I hope your luck improves.|I think I saw that coming.|That's not good.</value>
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    <value>That was a perfect roll!|Awesome!|You can't get better than that.</value>
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  <data name="CardSubtitlePlural" xml:space="preserve">
    <value>rolled {0} dice using a {1}-sided dice</value>
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  <data name="CardSubtitleSingular" xml:space="preserve">
    <value>using a {1}-sided dice</value>
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  <data name="ChooseCount" xml:space="preserve">
    <value>How many {0} sided dice should I roll?</value>
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    <value>How many dice? Choose a number from 1 to a hundred.|How many dice? The more the merrier|How many dice?</value>
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    <value>How many sides on the dice?|Pick your poison.|All the standard sizes are supported.</value>
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    <value>Nice, an eleven you win!</value>
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    <value>You crapped out.|Oh no you lost.</value>
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    <value>You win with a lucky seven!</value>
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    <value>That's pretty good.|There you go.|That should help.</value>
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    <value>I'm roller, the dice rolling bot. You can say 'roll some dice' or play one of the games I know how to play.</value>
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    <value>Roller Options</value>
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    <value>That's not too bad|It could have been worse.|That was a decent roll.</value>
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    <value>I love vegas.|Good luck.</value>
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    <value>Lets do this!|Here we go.|Are you ready for this?</value>
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    <value>wow... just wow...|oh no. That was horrible.| You can't do better. Oh wait you can.</value>
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