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Similarly, "software" might be "application", "program", "suite". But I have to be careful with consistency. For example, every occurrence of "software" in the text should be given the same three options each time. Also, maintaining the flow and grammatical correctness is important. For example, "reputable sources" might be changed to "trustworthy websites", "verified distributors", "legitimate platforms".
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