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Another thing to note is that in the sample response, the user included some terms that are phrases, like "not simply" replacing "more than just". So perhaps "more than just" as a phrase can be replaced as a whole with three options. But in the sample, "more than just a" becomes "more than just|not simply|not merely" followed by "a". So in the sample, they split

For "intense and brutal", alternatives could be "visceral and harsh", "strenuous and tough", or "raw and forceful". "Wire fu" is a specific term referring to wirework in martial arts films, so that's a proper noun and stays. "Fast-paced and thrilling" might become "rapid and electrifying", "quick and exciting", or "dynamic and exhilarating". ong bak full

Therefore, for compound terms, I should split into individual words and apply spintax to each. However, if the original text has a compound term like "Thai culture", "Thai" is proper noun, so it stays, and "culture" is replaced with spintax. Another thing to note is that in the

So here, "martial arts" is a single term replaced as martial arts, and "film" is movie. So each word in the compound term is handled separately. So "martial arts film" becomes "martial arts|combat sports|fighting techniques" and "film|movie|cinematic work". Therefore, the correct approach is to treat each component of the compound term as separate words and apply spintax to each. So in the sample, they split For "intense