"have been" -> "hold lived". I will use "hold" and "existed".
One check on "genre-bending". Synonyms: mixed. "have been" -> "hold lived"
Re-checking "rsquo;s". It stands for "'s". Should I break "'s" into synonyms? " 's " -> has? Or treat as part of the word? User said "replace every word". "'s" is a clitic. Usually, possessive 's is treated as part of the noun or separate. If I treat it separate: "Natalie Cole remains..." But context is possessive. Let's stick to the tokenization where "Cole's" is one token or "Cole" + "'s". If "Cole's" is one token, I cannot replace "Cole". If "Cole" is a name, and "'s" is a particle. Let's assume standard NLP tokenization: "Cole" (Name), "'s" (particle). If I don't replace "'s", it stays. If I replace it: possesses? Doesn't make sense for possessive. Maybe "Natalie Cole possesses..."? Or just leave the possessive structure intact if the name is protected? "Leave names unchanged". If I change "Natalie Cole's" to "Natalie Cole has", I am changing the name's grammatical role. I will treat "Cole's" as the name + possessive marker and leave the marker untouched to be safe, or treat the marker as a word to be replaced. Given the ambiguity and the "Result only" constraint, I will skip replacing the possessive 's to preserve the name's structure, or replace it with synonyms of possession (possesses, owns). Actually, "has" changes "Natalie Cole's" (possessive) to "Natalie Cole possesses" (verb). I'll skip the "'s" to avoid grammatical breakage or treat "Cole's" as the name unit. Let's look at "legendary musician". Musician is not a name. "Nat King Cole" is a name. Synonyms: mixed
Wait, "both" is correct for two. "All" is for >2. "Two" is a number. Synonyms for "both": 1. couple ? No, "Two of which" is okay. 2. each ? "Each of which" is singular. 3. either? Let's use "both". Should I break "'s" into synonyms
The first line "text:" and "task:" were part of the prompt. The text to transform starts from "Natalie Cole’s..."? The user said "text: ...". I will process the whole block of text provided after "text:".
Let's produce the output.
Let's write the final text.