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I need to ensure that all substitutions maintain the original meaning and context. Words like "vocals" might be changed to "voice," "sounds," or "audio."
But some words in the original text are hyphenated (like "Autotune VST") or proper nouns, which should be kept intact. So for "Autotune VST" and "Adobe Audition 1.5", those need to stay the same. So I need to make sure not to replace any of the words in those named products. For example, in "Adobe Audition 1.5", "Adobe" and "Audition" are proper nouns, so they stay. The version number "1.5" can't be changed either. Free Download- Autotune Vst For Adobe Audition 1.5
Also, need to watch out for hyphenated words or punctuation like "1.5". That's part of the title, so probably skip the numbers and just handle the . Not sure, maybe the is part of the text, but since it's not a word, leave it as is. I need to ensure that all substitutions maintain
Original instruction example: "System Requirements: System Standards:..." So here, "System" is one word replaced with three options, "Requirements" is another word with three options. So the entire phrase "System Requirements" becomes "Hardware Specifications:...". So I need to split the phrase into individual words and replace each word with 3 alternatives. So I need to make sure not to
So the first line would be: Hardware Specifications:...
Let me take the first sentence again and go through each word one by one, replacing non-proper nouns with three alternatives. Once done, proceed to the next sentences. Also, watch out for punctuation like the ’ which might be part of contractions. Handle those as part of the word. For example, "doesn’t" → "lacks|does|lacking", but need to keep the apostrophe part. However, since the user wants to switch each word, but contractions might be treated as single words. Hmm, maybe the replacement would be the entire word including the apostrophe. So "doesn't" → "lacks|does|lacking".