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"nome, email e numero di telefono" – "nome" is part of the data field, but maybe the proper noun is the entire phrase. Wait, but the user said proper nouns stay. The data fields themselves are proper nouns here? Like "nome", "email", etc., are they proper? Hmm, maybe not. They are generic terms, but maybe in the context of a form, they are considered proper. This is unclear. Wait, the user says proper nouns stay. So if "nome" is part of the form data, but the term itself is a common noun. So perhaps they should be replaced. Let me think again. For example, "nome" can be "nome|nome completo|iniziale". But "nome" is a proper noun? No, it's a common noun. So maybe replace with synonyms like "nome|cognome|nome e cognome".

Then "email" is a proper noun as in the data field, but "email" is a proper noun term. Wait, "email" is a common noun in Italian. Maybe it should be replaced. Wait, no. The term "email" is a specific term, but in the context, maybe it's part of the data field. Hmm, the user's instruction says proper nouns stay. So if "email" is part of the form fields, it's a proper noun? Or is it considered a common noun? This is tricky. The original sentence is "Inserisci i tuoi dati: nome, email e numero di telefono." So the labels here are proper nouns because they are part of the form. So "nome", "email", "telefono" are proper nouns in this context, so they should stay. Therefore, in the replacement, those terms stay the same. Il tempo della guerra pdf download

Wait, the user provided an example where they replaced "casa" with casa. Wait, maybe they want that any term that appears three times in the text is replaced with choices, but that's not the case here. Let me re-examine the original text. The three sections are each a different type of war. Each type (convenzionale, asimmetrica, cibernetica) is defined once. The user might want each type name to be replaced as a list of the three options. That way, each time one of those terms is used, it's replaced with war1 but the names remain the same. Wait, the user says "names" should be left unchanged. So perhaps "guerra convenzionale" is a name and shouldn't be replaced. Maybe the user is referring to other terms in the text that have three possible synonyms. "nome, email e numero di telefono" – "nome"

"Inserisci" → "Fornisci|Inserisci|Condividi". Like "nome", "email", etc

The user says: "replace all terms with 3 options as word2. Leave names unchanged." Hmm, the original text lists three types of war. Each type is a single term, not a list of three options. So maybe I'm misunderstanding. Wait, perhaps the user is referring to the three types of warfare as the three options for each instance where these terms are mentioned? But in the current text, each type is mentioned once. Let me look again.

Alternatively, maybe the user wants to indicate that any of the three can be selected in a list. But the user's example shows a single term replaced with three options. Given the ambiguity, perhaps the user made a mistake and meant to replace certain terms that have three possible words in the text. For example, "conflitti armati" could be replaced with battaglie, but I don't have that information. Since the user hasn't provided additional terms, I have to assume that the three types of war are the ones to be formatted. Therefore, in the text where each type is mentioned, replace them with the three options.