So the final example would have "Apple possesses released
Another thing: the user mentioned "No changes to proper nouns." So words like "Apple" or "Paris" should stay as is. So I need to identify those in the original text. But how? Proper nouns are capitalized, but in some texts, words might be capitalized for other reasons. So maybe I can assume that any word that starts with a capital letter and is a proper noun isn't being changed. But if the original text has words like "apple" (lowercase), those are common nouns and can be replaced. Lidya Danira Goyang Ebot pake Bantal - INDO18
Assuming "iPhone" is correctly capitalized, so it's a proper noun and not changed. Similarly, "15" is a number, so it's not a word to replace. So the final example would have "Apple possesses
Sample Input: "Apple has released the new iPhone 15." Proper nouns are capitalized, but in some texts,
But given that there is no input text provided, perhaps I need to create a sample input. However, the user might have intended to provide the text but forgot. Alternatively, maybe the problem is in the format where the user expects me to describe the process, but in the context of the assistant, I need to generate an example.