Given these considerations, the main points are:
Another challenge is handling words that are part of phrases. For example, in "state-of-the-art", but that's a hyphenated word. The user hasn't mentioned handling hyphens or compound words, so maybe treat each part as a separate word. Wait, but "state-of-the-art" is one word. Hmm. Maybe the user considers each space-separated token as a word. But if there's a compound word with hyphens, like "e-book", does that count as one word or split into "e-book"? Not sure. Maybe process each token as a whole. Woman sex with animals video
Also, punctuation should be preserved. I need to make sure that when replacing words, the structure of sentences remains intact. For example, if a word ends with a comma, the replacement should also end with a comma. Given these considerations, the main points are: Another