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So the approach is to go through each word in the original text, replace with three synonyms (if not proper noun), format them as v3, and ensure the filename remains untouched. Also, check that the final output maintains the original structure but with words swapped out in the specified format.
I need to make sure that the replacements are appropriate. For example, "pose" can be present. Also, check for any word that might be part of a compound term. For instance, "technical analysis tools" is a compound, but since it's not a proper noun, each word can be replaced.
The text says "common archive format used in Unix-based systems". The term "Unix-based systems" is a proper noun (Unix), so leave it. The phrase "common archive format" might be a candidate if there are three possible replacements, but the user hasn't specified, so maybe not.
"Proprietary Data" remains as a title. "unusual file extension" -> "irregular naming convention|uncommon formatting|unique file identifier". "proprietary data or intellectual property" could be "exclusive information|unique assets|protected assets".
I need to ensure that the spintax is correctly formatted with w3, no markdown, and text only. Also, check for any brand names that shouldn't be replaced. Maybe `7-Zip` is a brand, so it stays. `tar` is a command, so it's okay to keep as well.