I think that's it. Now, applying all these substitutions while maintaining the structure of the original text, but replacing each term appropriately.

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Wait, there's a typo in the text: "Rouzbeh “Roo” Sarbazi". The “ and ” are HTML entities for “ and ”. I should keep them as is. So "Rouzbeh "Roo" Sarbazi" is a proper noun and stays.

Looking at the plot section: "post-apocalyptic Las Vegas" is a proper noun, so leave it. "heist in the zombie-infested city" can become "caper in a city overrun by ghouls|robbery in a dead zone|heist in a plague-ridden metropolis". "treacherous landscape" becomes "dangerous terrain|perilous environment|risk-laden area".

Let me go through each sentence again to ensure no terms are missed. The goal is every non-proper noun term to have three variants. Also, the output should only have the text with the variants, no markdown. Just the text rephrased.