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Let me test this with an example. Suppose the text is "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." Each word here is not a proper noun. I replace each with three synonyms. For "quick," synonyms could be "rapid|fast|hasty." For "brown," maybe "tan|chestnut|amber." But wait, "brown" itself is a color, so "tan" and "chestnut" are specific hues. Maybe "dark" would be another, but the user asked for three options. Need to be careful here.

But given the user's instruction, I'll proceed with my best effort to provide three synonyms per non-proper noun. I'll also ensure that the output is plain text with no markdown, just the transformed text. FamilyScrew 24 10 17 Yvette Moore And Anna Sin ...

But wait, the user said "Don't touch proper nouns." So if there's a name like "Paris," I should leave it as is. So my algorithm would need to check if a word is a proper noun (capitalized) and leave it. Otherwise, find three synonyms. Let me test this with an example

Another thing: the user wants the response to be text only, without any markdown. So the output should just be the transformed text with the synonyms in the specified format. For "quick," synonyms could be "rapid|fast|hasty