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Now, the challenge is to generate three suitable synonyms for each word. For example, "Are" could be Are, "tired" might be worn out. I need to be careful with context. For instance, "stubborn software" could become tenacious software. Wait, but the synonyms need to maintain the context. Also, the user provided an example output in their message, but the actual input is the text. So I need to process each sentence, word by word, checking for proper nouns, and replace others with their variants.

I need to process each word, check if it's a proper noun. For example, "Windows" in the context is a proper noun (the operating system), so it stays. "Comprehensive" as in the title is an adjective and needs conversion. I need to ensure that the proper nouns

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