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"excellent choice": ideal option.

"convert video files efficiently and effectively": modify videos seamlessly.

So the task is to take the entire text, and for each word that is not a proper noun, replace it with three options, in the format opt2. However, the example given by the user only shows a single proper noun (the software name) replaced with three variants. But the user's instruction might be confusing. VideoProc Converter AI v7.9.0 Portable x64.7z

I have to avoid altering any brand-specific terms. Sometimes words might be part of larger phrases; for example, "cutting-edge" in "cutting-edge video converter". The alternatives here could be "advanced|innovative|state-of-the-art".

"high-quality results": superior output. "excellent choice": ideal option

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Okay, so the strategy is to go through each word, check if it's a proper noun, and if not, find three synonyms. Let me start with the first sentence: "With AI-driven technology and GPU acceleration..." The word "technology" is a common noun. Synonyms could be science, innovation, or engineering. Next, "GPU acceleration" – GPU is a proper noun, so acceleration. Synonyms for acceleration might be speed-up, enhancement, or boost. Then "significantly speeds up..." Synonyms for significantly: considerably, markedly, substantially. Speeds up: accelerates, hastens, expedites. However, the example given by the user only

Wait, the original user query's example is the software name split into parts and given variants. However, in their current query, they provided a text that includes the software name and other text. So the task now is to take that text, replace each term (word or phrase) with 3 options in the opt3 format, except for proper nouns, which should remain the same. But in the example given in the user's initial message, even the proper noun parts are being replaced. So perhaps they still want the proper noun parts to be replaced in the current task as well, despite the instruction saying not to change proper nouns.