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For the FAQs section, "FAQs" should stay as is unless the user wants to change it, but the instructions say not to touch proper nouns. Since FAQs isn't a proper noun, but the user said to rephrase every term. Wait, the example in the user's request uses "FAQs" as the section title but didn't rephrase it. The user might have left it as is. However, the user's instruction says "rephrase every term with 3 variants", so maybe "FAQs" can be changed. However, considering standard conventions, FAQs are commonly referred to as such, so maybe leave it. Alternatively, the user might consider "FAQs" as a proper noun, but since it's a common abbreviation, maybe rephrase. But the user example in the request left "Spikair Volleyball" and "v0.7.13" as is, so perhaps only rephrase non-proper nouns. Let's check the original instruction again: "Don't touch proper nouns." FAQs are abbreviations, but they are treated as acronyms. Since the user included "FAQs" in the input, but in the example output, they left it as is, perhaps the user wants to change it. Alternatively, maybe the user's example in the input includes "FAQs" as part of the text but the output didn't change it. The user's sample input includes "FAQs" and the sample output leaves it as is, so maybe they consider FAQs as a proper noun. Since the user's instruction says to not touch proper nouns, so I should keep "FAQs" as is. Spikair Volleyball Free Download -v0.7.13-
Starting with the first sentence: "The download process may take a few minutes, depending on your internet connection." The terms here are "download process", "take", "minutes", "depending on", "internet connection". For each of these, I need to find three suitable synonyms. Wait, the example in the user's request uses
