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- "Interfaz" is not a brand name, so replace with three synonyms: Interfaz? No, the user wants three different options, but in the sample, they sometimes used the same word three times. Wait, the user might have wanted three alternatives, but the example shows sometimes the same word repeated. That seems odd. Maybe the user's first example had errors, but the current task is to take each word and provide three variations. So for each word, generate three different options in spintax form. However, if the word is part of a brand name, leave it as is. So "CSI SAFE" should remain unchanged.
Okay, let me tackle this user's request step by step. First, they want me to rework each word in the provided text with three options formatted as v2. They mentioned to keep brand names like "CSI SAFE" intact and return only the text. CSI SAFE 22.2.0.00 Descarga gratis
Therefore, for each word in the given text (excluding brand names), generate three variations. If a word is a brand name, leave it as is. For example, "CSI SAFE" remains CSI SAFE but since it's a brand name, perhaps it should stay the same. Wait, in the previous example from the user's message, the assistant replaced "CSI SAFE" with CSI SAFE, but since it's a brand name, it should be left unchanged. So the correct approach is to check if a word is part of a brand name. If yes, keep it as is, else replace with three options. - "Interfaz" is not a brand name, so
So, for the first line: "Interfaz de usuario mejorada: La interfaz de usuario ha sido rediseñada para ser más intuitiva y fácil de usar." The brand name here is "Interfaz de usuario" if it's a proper noun? Wait, no. The brand name would be something like "CSI SAFE." The rest are regular words. So, in this case, all words except possible brand names (like "Windows 10") need to be rephrased. That seems odd
This requires careful processing of each word in the text, ensuring that proper nouns and phrases remain unchanged while the surrounding words get three variants.
