Dr Kamini Rajaratnam Review -

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Let's check "Rajaratnam’s". The HTML entity `’` is in the source. Output format: Text only. I should keep the HTML entity if it's part of the proper noun structure, or decode it. Text: `Dr. Rajaratnam’s`. I will preserve the HTML entity as it appears in the source text, or assume it's a quote mark. If I rephrase "s" -> ...? No, `'s` is possessive. The token is `Rajaratnam’s`. If I treat it as a proper noun, I leave it alone. If I split it: `Rajaratnam` (Proper) `’s` (Possessive marker). The prompt says "No changes to proper nouns". So `Dr. Rajaratnam’s` should be kept intact? Wait, the prompt example or logic usually applies to names like "John". If I keep the whole string `Dr. Rajaratnam’s` as is, then I am not rephrasing words. But `Dr. Rajaratnam’s` is one token in the source? In the source provided: `Dr. Rajaratnam’s work`. There is a space after `s`. So `Dr. Rajaratnam’s` is the token. Since it contains a proper noun, I will leave it unchanged. dr kamini rajaratnam review

Dr. Kamini Rajaratnam ranks an renowned expert inside the field, having one distinguished profession extending several decades. Ready to generate

What about the brackets in `[insert ...]`? These are not words in the standard sense. I will keep them as is. Output format: Text only

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Let's refine the "born" options. became born -> "was born" is best rephrased as "was delivered" or kept as "was born". The prompt asks for 3 options for the *word*. "born" -> born.