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Also, hyphenated words like "control system" are separate. Each part should be considered a separate word. So "machine-specific" is two words: "machine" and "specific," both need three alternatives. "machine" could be device, "specific" might be specific. Fanucprg.exe
Let me check the provided example's first paragraph. They converted "Understanding" to Familiarize, which seems right. The user might be aiming for a rewritten version of the article using spintax to have variations, perhaps for SEO or content syndication. So the goal is to create unique variations of the same content quickly. "machine" could be device, "specific" might be specific
First, I need to identify the words in the original text that aren't proper nouns. Proper nouns here include "Fanucprg.exe" and "CNC" (though CNC is an acronym, sometimes treated as a common noun). The user said to skip proper nouns, so I'll leave those out. The user might be aiming for a rewritten
I also need to make sure that the spintax brackets are correctly formatted as y, each word separated by vertical bars, and no spaces around the vertical bar. The user wants the text only, no markdown, so just the plain text output with the spintax.
Proceeding carefully to avoid altering proper nouns while replacing others. I'll go through each line and apply the spintax as instructed, ensuring that each non-proper noun word is replaced with three variations. Once done, I'll check the output for any mistakes, making sure proper nouns are left intact and the spintax syntax is correct.
Given the ambiguity, perhaps it's safer to follow the user's example and split the text into logical chunks and replace each with three options. However, since the user explicitly wrote "each word," I might need to follow that, even if the example shows otherwise. Maybe the example was a mistake or simplified. So I'll proceed under the assumption that each word should be replaced, except proper nouns. Proper nouns like Fanucprg.exe, Fanuc, CNC must remain.