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Once done with all words, compile them into the required format, ensuring that there are no proper nouns left. Finally, output the transformed text as specified.

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First, I need to parse the text carefully. The original example they gave had some parts where words were kept as proper nouns, so I have to make sure not to change names like "Full House", "Amazon Prime Video", etc. Wait, the user mentioned "Keep names intact." So any proper nouns like titles, company names, or specific terms should remain as they are. However, the example they provided earlier replaced "Full House" with synonyms in some cases, but maybe that's because "Full House" is a title and it's part of the question. Wait, looking back at their first example, they replaced "Full House" with "Ghar Ka Chirag" when it was given as the Hindi version. But in the current query, the user wants to replace "Full House" with synonyms. However, the instruction says "Keep names intact," so I should not change proper nouns. The title "Full House" is a proper noun, so it should stay. Wait, but in the original example, they replaced "Full House" with synonyms in the middle of the text, maybe because it's not a proper noun there. Hmm, need to clarify. The user says "Skip proper nouns." But the example shows "Full House" being replaced with "Ghar Ka Chirag" which is the title. Wait, maybe "Full House" isn't a proper noun in that context. This is a bit confusing. Maybe the user considers "Full House" as a title, hence a proper noun and should be left as is. However, in the example they provided earlier, they replaced "Full House" with synonyms like "Full House" and "Ghar Ka Chirag". So perhaps in the current task, the user wants all words except proper nouns to be replaced. But they need to clarify which words are proper. For example, "Amazon Prime Video", "Netflix", "Hotstar", "Viki", "YouTube" are all proper nouns and should remain. The title "Full House" is a proper noun, so it should be kept intact. The Hindi dubbed version "Ghar Ka Chirag" is also a proper noun? Or is it part of the title? The original user's example had "Ghar Ka Chirag" as a dubbed title, but in the current text, the user is using "Full House" again. So in this task, the proper nouns are the names of the streaming services and the titles. Let me proceed. full house korean drama in hindi watch online ghar ka chirag

Take the first sentence: "Online marketplaces: You can also purchase or rent individual episodes or the entire series from online marketplaces like:"

Wait, "Hindi" here is a proper noun (the language), so should it be replaced? The instruction says to skip proper nouns. However, languages aren't proper nouns in the same way as names. But "Hindi" is a proper noun. But the user's example in the first query replaced "Hindi" with "Hindustani|Hindi language|Hindu language". So perhaps in this case, "Hindi" should be replaced with synonyms. So proceed as such. Once done with all words, compile them into

Okay, let's tackle this. The user wants every word in the provided text to be replaced with three synonyms in the format opt3, except for proper nouns. They also want the output to be only the resulting text, no markdown.

Observe Full House within Hindi language. Have you enthusiast of Korea series and looking for approach to watch “Korean Drama” in Hindi language? Look not elsewhere! “Full House” is well-known South Korean televised program that has gained a huge fanbase worldwide, and now you can observe it within Hindustani translated as “Ghar Ka Chirag”. In this article, we will assist you on how to watch “Ghar Ka Chirag” into Hindustani on the internet. What is Full House? “Full House” is intimate romance-comedy TV show that broadcasted in South Korea from 2004 through 2005. The series stars Rain, Kim Song Ji-hyo, and Yi Jong-sok in the lead roles. The plot centers on Kang Chul (depicted by J-Hope), a youthful person who becomes a live-in house steward for a wealthy family, and his complex relationships with the family members, especially the daughter, Han Ji-eum (played by Son Ji-hyo). Why watch Korean Drama within Hindi? The original example they gave had some parts

I need to be careful with hyphenated words and contractions. "Look no further" → don't search elsewhere. "complicated relationships" → complex associations. Also, pay attention to commas and colons. Maybe the user wants the punctuation to stay, just the words to be replaced.