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But "web series" is a phrase. Should I split it into "web" and "series"? Or treat "web series" as a single phrase? Since the user wants every word with 3 alternatives, each word in the phrase should be replaced individually. So "web series" becomes web program." mirzapur 2 movie download pagalmovies
But there's a note about proper nouns: don't touch them. So "Pagalmovies" and "Mirzapur" stay as they are. The number "2" is a proper noun here, so it remains. "Amazon Prime Video" should also remain unchanged. Should I split it into "web" and "series"
Alternatively, maybe the user provided a sample where in their own text, there are certain words to be replaced with three alternatives, but in the example given here, they didn't include those markers. So maybe the user made a mistake in their setup. In any case, the assistant might have to generate a version of the text where selected words are replaced with three alternatives each, using the v3 format. So "web series" becomes web program
Next sentence: "The website is known for providing the latest content, including Bollywood movies, Hollywood movies, and regional films."
Wait, let me check the example the user provided. They showed that for the first part, "The wait is finally over..." became "That wait|are|finally..." So each word in the original text is replaced by three options in .
Also, words that are part of compound words (like "web series") should each be replaced individually.