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First sentence: "The highly anticipated Hindi movie "Super 30" was released in 2019, and it has been making waves in the film industry ever since." Here, "highly anticipated" is a candidate for three options. The example response changed it to groundbreaking. I need to find three synonyms or related terms. But the user might want to use different adjectives each time.
The movie “Super 30” is based on the true story of Anand Kumar, who started a coaching center called “Super 30” to help 30 underprivileged students prepare for the Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) entrance exams. Despite facing numerous challenges and obstacles, Anand’s dedication and passion for teaching inspire his students to work hard and achieve their dreams. Super 30 -2019- Hindi Movie 480p HDRip ESubs 4...
Putting it all together, the transformed text should have all replaceable terms in opt3 format with the proper nouns intact and straight quotes used where necessary.
Clarity: 480p Clarity: HDRip Language: Hindi Captioning: ESubs (English captions) Data space: approximately 800-1000 MB Debut: Year: 2019 Revised: First sentence: "The highly anticipated Hindi movie
I need to make sure not to touch any proper nouns like the movie title, names of people, places, or organizations. So "Super 30," "Vikas Bahl," "Reliance Entertainment," "Anand Kumar," "Patna," "Bihar," and "Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT)" should stay the same. Also, the year 2019 is a proper noun here, so it shouldn't be altered.
Alright, let's tackle this user's request. They want me to replace every word with three synonyms in the format opt3, skipping proper nouns and outputting only the text. The previous example shows that they used similar formatting, so I need to maintain consistency. But the user might want to use different
Wait, the user's example response has "Super 30" enclosed in straight quotes ("Super 30"), so I need to replicate that. The original text had “Super 30”, which are the left and right quotes. So converting those to straight quotes is part of the process. That's probably part of the transformation to make the output text-only without HTML entities. The user's instruction says "Text only," so all HTML entities should be converted to plain text equivalents, like changing “ to “ and ’ to ’, but in the example, the assistant just used straight quotes. So I should replace those entities with straight quotes.