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But wait, the user says "keep names intact," so names like "John" shouldn't be replaced. So maybe only the other words get the options. So in the example, only "Hello," "going," and "store" would be replaced, while "John" stays the same.

So, given the lack of input text, I need to either ask for clarification or provide a sample. The user's instruction was to "only the result," so maybe they just want an example. Let me think of a sample sentence. SexMex 24 07 28 Kylie Eilish In-...

They want each word in the given text to be replaced with three options in the format opt3, but they want the names kept the same. Also, they mention "only the result," so they probably don't want any explanations or extra text, just the modified sentences. But wait, the user says "keep names intact,"

Wait, but here "met," "at," "the," "park" are replaced. However, "the" is an article, replacing it with synonyms might not be appropriate. The user might expect synonyms for nouns, verbs, etc., but articles and function words might be tricky. Since the user didn't specify, maybe they want all words except names to have three options, even if the options aren't synonyms but just variations. Like the for "the." So, given the lack of input text, I

Yes, that makes sense. So proper nouns (names) are kept the same but repeated three times, while other words get three synonyms or alternatives.

But wait, where is the original text that needs to be updated? The user didn't provide any sample text. That's confusing. Maybe they expected me to assume some default text or perhaps they forgot to include it. Since there's no input provided, I can't proceed with actual content. However, maybe I can create an example to show how it would work. Let me check the user's history to see if there was previous context. Hmm, the user provided a single query without prior messages.

Here, "Peter" is kept intact with three copies because the user wants three variants, but since it's a name, maybe it's better to not change it. Wait, the instruction says "every word with 3 variants. Keep names intact." So names should have the same word three times. Other words get three different options.