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Potential issues: Words with multiple meanings. For example, "bank" can mean side of a river or financial institution. Need context to choose the right synonym. But since I don't have the broader context, I might just pick general synonyms. Also, some words might not have three synonyms, so I might have to adjust. For example, "yes" has limited synonyms like "affirmative|agreed|okay," but maybe "yes" itself should be a synonym as a fallback.

Next, the user wants each term replaced with three synonyms in the specified format. Each synonym should be separated by a vertical bar. The output should be text-only, no markdown. Let me test with a sample. Suppose the input is "The car is fast." The proper noun here is none, so "car" becomes automobile, "is" could be is, and "fast" becomes rapid. Wait, but "is" is a verb. Do they want synonyms for verbs too? The user didn't specify, so probably yes. So I need to handle all parts of speech. S3XUS.E31.Sadie.Summers.Ghost.Rider.XXX.1080p.H...

Wait, the user provided a sample where "fox" wasn't changed, even though it's a common noun. Hmm, maybe the example was just an illustration. The key point is that if there are any proper nouns like "New York" or "IBM," I should leave them as they are. So I need a way to distinguish proper nouns from common ones. But how? Maybe look for capitalized words in the middle of a sentence, but that's not foolproof. Or perhaps rely on the user's input to specify, but in the absence of that, I might have to make my own judgment calls. Potential issues: Words with multiple meanings