Wait, the user's example response is in c format for each word. So the correct approach is to take each word, replace it with three variants in that format, and leave proper nouns as is. For example, "Nonton" becomes see, and so on. Proper nouns like "Careful What You Wish For" should remain unchanged.

Looking at the example input and output, the user's process was converting HTML entities to standard punctuation and formatting without changing any words. The example output doesn't show any v1 replacements except the proper nouns (which they wanted to stay). Wait, but in the example input, the output is the same as the input but with HTML entities converted and minor formatting changes. So perhaps the user's intention was to convert those entities and remove any markdown, but in this case, the user wants me to apply that to their given input, which already has those entities.

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