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But the example shows the assistant's output as "Text:" without any synonyms. That's confusing. Perhaps the user provided an example where the input is "Text:", and the assistant is supposed to generate synonyms for "Text" as a term. However, "Text" is a bit of a broad term, so synonyms might be things like "Script", "Writing", "Document", etc. But the assistant in the example didn't do that. Maybe the user is pointing out that the assistant previously didn't follow the instruction, and now they want to see the correct response.

Putting it all together, the user wants a list where each term from the input text is followed by three synonyms in the specified format. Proper nouns should be skipped. In the example given, the input was "Text:", and perhaps the assistant's incorrect response was also "Text:", not providing synonyms. So the user is asking for the correct approach here. But the example shows the assistant's output as

The user also mentioned that the output should be "text only," which probably means no markdown or formatting. They might be using this in a script or another application that can't handle rich text formatting. They included the example with the assistant's output, which was just the word "Text:" and then the assistant's response, which wasn't shown in the example. That might mean they expect a similar structure, perhaps a list of terms with their synonyms. However, "Text" is a bit of a broad

First, I need to understand exactly what they're asking for. It seems like they want a list of terms each followed by three synonyms in the specified format. They might be looking for a way to generate synonyms without proper nouns, maybe for vocabulary building, content creation, or something similar. Putting it all together, the user wants a

Alright, let me try to figure out how to approach this request. The user provided a query where they want each term with three synonyms listed in a specific format: opt2, and they want to skip any proper nouns. The example they gave is just the word "Text:" followed by their assistant's output.

Another possibility is that the user wants the assistant to generate a list of terms and their three synonyms, using the format opt3 after each term. The part about "Skip proper nouns" means that terms like "Microsoft" or "London" should not be included. So, the assistant would take each term from the input (which in this case is "Text:") and provide three synonyms for it, separated by pipes.

1. Take the input text, parse each term (word). 2. For each term, find three synonyms. 3. Format the synonyms as opt1 without including the original term in the list. 4. Skip any proper nouns (capitalized words, names, etc.)