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1. Split into words: ["Keep", "brand", "names", ".", "Return", "text", "only", "."]

I need to make sure that words like brand names (assuming they are proper nouns or specific terms) remain unchanged. Perhaps using a regular expression to check if a word is a brand name by looking for uppercase letters or specific patterns. But the user might not have provided actual brand names, so maybe in the given example, there are none, hence all words are replaced with the same word thrice.

Wait, perhaps the user's instruction is to replace each word with three possible variants, but in the example, perhaps all words are brand names. For example, "Keep" is a command, but maybe it's a brand name. But in that case, perhaps the user wants to retain the brand name by not replacing it. But in the example, all words are replaced. So maybe the user's instruction is to just wrap each word with three instances of itself in the set. Maybe the example is just illustrative, and the actual task is to take each word and create three variants, which might not involve synonyms but just the same word. But the user might not have provided actual

But looking at the example: "Keep brand names. Return text only." becomes Keep brand... So that suggests that the user wants each word in a triplet, repeating the same word three times. So maybe this is a way to generate placeholders where the user can later insert variants. So the user might not want actual synonyms but just the format with three options per word, all the same word for now. That's a bit confusing, but the example shows that.

Alternatively, if the user has a list of synonyms or variants, they might expect different words, but the problem statement doesn't specify generating synonyms. The example shows the same word repeated, so maybe the user just wants the format, not actual synonym replacement. But in that case, perhaps the user wants

So the key steps are:

Keep brand names. Return text only.

2. Process each word: