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Wait, the user says "Output text only." So the input is a text with some parts in options, and the output will be the text with those replaced. Proper nouns in the original text should not be altered. But the replacement is only for the opt options. So for example, if a sentence is "The quick brown fox jumps over the sleepy dog," then each bracketed part is replaced with one of the three options. Proper nouns like "fox" or "dog" are not to be replaced. So in this case, I need to process only the parts in , and leave proper nouns alone elsewhere.

Wait, the user's original message is the query. They wrote: "replace words in format opt3. each word with 3 options. Skip proper nouns. Output text only." So this is the instruction they want me to follow when they submit a text. But in their message, there's no actual text provided. Maybe the previous interaction was where they provided the text. But since the user is asking for a thought process, I need to imagine how I would handle this. 4chan Cp Thread

This is a bit ambiguous, but I'll proceed with the original approach: replace each structure with a randomly selected option from the three, regardless of the content of the options. Proper nouns in the original text (not in brackets) are left as is. Wait, the user says "Output text only

Alternatively, maybe the task is only about replacing the bracketed options, and the "skip proper nouns" part is a hint that if the bracketed part is a proper noun, do not replace it. So perhaps if the contains a proper noun, leave it as is. For example, if the bracketed part is Tokyo, then since these are proper nouns, leave them. But if it's speedy, then replace. So for example, if a sentence is "The

So the steps are:

1. Split the input text into parts, identifying the structures. 2. For each structure, select one of the options at random. 3. Replace the with the selected option. 4. Ensure that any proper nouns in the original text (not part of the replacement) remain unchanged.

Given that, I'll proceed under the assumption that the task is to replace each bracketed group with one of the three options, and any words that are proper nouns elsewhere in the text (not inside the brackets) should not be altered. The processing of the options inside the brackets does not consider whether they are proper nouns—they are just strings to pick from.