Looking at the text, the first paragraph has phrases like "has undergone significant evolution" – each word here needs options. But some words might be repeated, like "music" and "album." Wait, the user wants each word to have three options. So even repeated words need individual spintax. That's a lot. But maybe the user expects that every word is replaced with three options, but that's not feasible as there are common words like "and," "as," "the," etc. Which would need to have three options each. However, the example given by the user had grouped similar terms (editions and file formats). Maybe there's a misunderstanding here.
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The user might be looking for terms in the text that can be replaced with three options. Let me check again: Looking at the text, the first paragraph has
So the first term is "Rihanna ANTI (Deluxe) Zip". Breaking that down, the edition is "Deluxe", maybe other editions are available. The ZIP format could be another option. So the result would be Deluxe for the edition and RAR for the format. The user wants all terms with three options, so each of those parts would be separate. But the original term is a combination. Wait, the instruction is to extract terms with three options from the text. The term here is "Deluxe" in "Deluxe edition" and "Zip" as the file format. The original text mentions "Deluxe edition" and "zip". So maybe both parts have three options each. That's a lot
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First, I need to parse the text and identify each word. Wait, the user mentioned "each word," but the example they gave earlier grouped two words together ("Deluxe|Standard|Collector's Edition" and "ZIP|RAR|7Z"). Hmm, maybe they meant each unique term or phrase that's a key part of the content. The example included both the edition types and the file formats, but in the current query, the user wants each word with options. However, there's a note to skip proper nouns. So I need to make sure that names like Rihanna, Drake, SZA are not included in the spintax.
Let me start by listing all the words that can be replaced and then generate three synonyms each. I need to be careful not to miss any words and ensure that the replacements are contextually appropriate. Once done, I'll restructure the text with the synonyms in the specified format, keeping names and titles as they are. Finally, I'll verify that the count of each replaced word has three options and that the structure matches the original text.