So in the output, after reworking, the formatted part remains v1 and the rest are replaced.
1. rework: rework revise 2. every: every all Wait, but "each" is repeated. Maybe find three distinct synonyms. Stickam 2010 Racquel2fred S 11yo Video January 24 2010
Let me go through each word and find three appropriate variants. So in the output, after reworking, the formatted
But the user is asking to rework each word in their original instruction, which includes the part v3. But since that's part of the format, perhaps it's a placeholder and should be left untouched. However, the instruction says "keep names intact," so if v2 is considered a name or placeholder, it should stay. But this is part of the user's own instruction. So maybe we should treat v1 as part of the input and generate variants for each character? That doesn't make sense. Therefore, the user probably wants the v2 to remain as a placeholder in the output, while the surrounding words are replaced. For example, the original instruction says "formatted v2.", so when we rework each word, "formatted" is replaced with three synonyms, and v3 stays as is. every: every all Wait, but "each" is repeated
"the" -> that (but "the" is an article; maybe synonyms aren't ideal here. Maybe an)
"formatted" -> molded