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Continuing this way for each word. I need to be consistent and avoid changing any proper nouns. Also, watch for hyphenated terms or phrases that might not need synonyms, like "device driver" which is a term itself. Wait, actually, I should replace each word in the phrase. "USB driver" becomes USB driver, but "device driver" might be part of the correct term, so I need to make sure the replacements make sense as standalone terms. Maybe "device driver" could be part of the synonym list, but if the original is "USB driver," perhaps the options should still be related to software components.

I need to be careful not to introduce any errors in the formatting. Each term to be modified is enclosed in the opt1 structure. Proper nouns are enclosed in quotes. Let me make sure every modifiable term is replaced with three options and that the structure is preserved. Once I go through all the sentences, I can compile the modified text and verify that all replacements are accurate and contextually appropriate. nokia 130 rm-1035 usb driver

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I need to ensure each part is transformed correctly while maintaining the sentence structure. For consistency, each replacement should be enclosed in , separated by |, and the entire structure should mirror the original sentence. Continuing this way for each word

Continuing this process for each word in the text. This will take a while, but I need to be methodical. For example, the phrase "The file size is typically around 10-20 MB, and the file format is usually .exe or .zip." Proper nouns here are .exe and .zip, so they stay. Words like "file" can be modified as file, "size" as dimension, "typically" as commonly, etc. Wait, actually, I should replace each word in the phrase

"In conclusion, the Nokia 130 (RM-1035) USB driver is a crucial software component that allows your computer to communicate with your device."

Another point is that the user might want to handle technical terms like "setup.exe" as part of the spintax. But in the original text, "setup.exe" is a proper noun as a filename? Wait, the user said to skip proper nouns. But "setup.exe" is a specific executable file. However, in some contexts, it's a common term referring to installers. So, in the sentence "run the setup.exe file", "setup.exe" is a part of the filename, but maybe the user wants it to be modified. For example, install.exe. Hmm. But the user hasn't provided a clear definition of what constitutes a proper noun here. The original instruction says to skip proper nouns, so I need to be careful. If the filename is a proper noun, leave it; otherwise, modify it. Since it's a generic term referring to an installer file, maybe it's a common noun and should be modified. So in the example, "setup.exe" becomes installer.exe.