!!install!!: Prime.target.s01e03.pl.ai.1080p.web.10bit.2ch.h...

Continuing through each sentence, replacing every non-proper noun word with three synonyms. Need to be careful with technical terms like "1080p" or "10bit," but those are proper nouns according to the user's note about numbers and technical specs. Wait, the user said to skip proper nouns. Proper nouns include company and product names like Amazon Prime Video, Tubi, etc., but technical terms like 1080p are not proper nouns. But the user specified to skip proper nouns, so maybe technical specs are okay to replace? Wait, the original instruction said "Don't touch proper nouns." So numbers like 1080p are not proper nouns, so they might be candidates for replacement. However, in the example given earlier, "1080p" wasn't changed. Hmm, perhaps the user considers technical specifications as they are and not to be modified. Let me check the example they provided. In the example modification, "1080p" remains as is, so maybe technical terms are left untouched. So, I should leave terms like 1080p, 2CH, 10bit, etc., as they are.

To verify lag-free experience, make sure your system fulfills the following hardware requirements: Prime.Target.S01E03.PL.Ai.1080p.WEB.10bit.2CH.H...

Then: "Streaming Websites: Several websites offer free or paid streaming of Prime Target, including [list websites, e.g., Tubi, Vudu, YouTube]." Proper nouns include company and product names like

Alright, let's tackle this query. The user wants me to modify words in their text using the syn1 format, ensuring all terms have three options. They specified not to change proper nouns, so I need to be careful with names like "Prime Target," "Ai," "H" etc. However, in the example given earlier, "1080p" wasn't

"System Requirements" → Probably a section heading. User said to skip proper nouns, but "System Requirements" is a general term. Wait, but in the example given in the previous response, the user transformed "Streaming Options" to Browsing Options. So even headings like "System Requirements" can be modified. So "System Requirements" → Hardware Needs.

"Streaming Websites" → Web Sites. "Several" → Numerous. "Offer" → Make Available. "Free" → No-cost. "Streaming" → Accessing.