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But since the user provided their sample output where phrases were replaced, even though the instruction was "all words", I need to follow the example. So in their example, the entire phrase "carved out a niche" was replaced as a phrase. So maybe the instruction is to replace multi-word phrases when they have a set phrase. However, the user's instruction says "all words with 3 synonyms as word2. Proper nouns stay. Only output text." So maybe they really want each individual word to be replaced. So even if a phrase is a common idiom, each word within it should be replaced. For example, "carved out a niche" becomes excised for "carved", away for "out", etc. But the sample shows that they actually replaced the entire phrase with a different phrasing. So perhaps the user wants to replace both individual words and phrases with their synonyms, but in a way that keeps the meaning as close as possible. This is a bit confusing, but looking at their example response, they grouped phrases together. So maybe it's better to look at the sample again.

Let me start processing each word. For "highly anticipated," possible synonyms could be hugely anticipated. But maybe "highly" can be highly to keep the meaning. Wait, but the user said three options for each word. So each word gets three options in a set. Download Fire Hot Malayalam Magazine 43

First, the original text starts with "Platforms like Google Newsstand, Apple News+, or Amazon Newsstand may carry Fire Hot Malayalam Magazine." Here, "Newsstand" appears in Google, Apple, and Amazon instances. That's three instances of "Newsstand". So I should replace those with Amazon Newsstand. But since the user provided their sample output

Okay, let me try to work through this. The user wants me to process a given text and replace all words with three synonyms in the format word1, while keeping proper nouns unchanged. I need to make sure the output is just the modified text without any additional explanations. However, the user's instruction says "all words with