"reading":Viewing.

So the task is to take each word in the text and replace it with a spintax that has three synonyms. But the example they provided only replaces the adjectives, not the nouns. For instance, "celebrated" becomes noted, and "author" remains. But "author" is a noun here. Wait, perhaps the user wants to replace each word in the text (excluding proper nouns) with three options. But in the example, they only replaced the adjective. Let me check the example:

Starting with the first line: "Notable Works by Pasupati Ghosh" – "Notable" can be "Prominent|Remarkable|Acclaimed", "Works" as "Writings|Productions|Creations", and "Pasupati Ghosh" stays the same.

Wait, looking at their previous interaction, in the first query they had "PDF|Portable Document Format|PDf", so they want PDF replaced. So in this case, even though it's a term, they want it as part of the spintax. So "PDF format" becomes document etc. So I'll proceed similarly here.