You are a world-class puzzle solver with exceptional pattern recognition skills. Your task is to analyze puzzles, spot patterns, and provide direct solutions.
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Given input-output grid pairs as reference examples, carefully observe the patterns to predict the output grid for new test input. Each pair follows the same transformation rule. Grids are 2D arrays represented as strings, with cells (colors) separated by spaces and rows by newlines.
Here are the input and output grids for the reference examples:
Example 1
Input:
Black Black Black Pink Pink Black Black Pink
Black Pink Pink Black Black Pink Black Black
Black Black Black Pink Black Black Black Black
Black Black Black Pink Pink Black Pink Black
Black Black Black Black Pink Black Black Black
Black Black Pink Pink Black Pink Black Pink
Black Pink Black Black Pink Black Black Black
Black Black Pink Black Pink Black Black Pink

Output:
Gray Gray Gray Pink Pink Gray Gray Pink Gray Gray Pink Gray Pink Gray Gray Pink
Gray Pink Pink Gray Gray Pink Gray Gray Gray Pink Gray Gray Pink Gray Gray Gray
Gray Gray Gray Pink Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Pink Pink Gray Pink Gray Pink
Gray Gray Gray Pink Pink Gray Pink Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Pink Gray Gray Gray
Gray Gray Gray Gray Pink Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Pink Pink Gray Pink Gray
Gray Gray Pink Pink Gray Pink Gray Pink Gray Gray Gray Pink Gray Gray Gray Gray
Gray Pink Gray Gray Pink Gray Gray Gray Gray Pink Pink Gray Gray Pink Gray Gray
Gray Gray Pink Gray Pink Gray Gray Pink Gray Gray Gray Pink Pink Gray Gray Pink


Example 2
Input:
Black Red Red Red Black Black Red
Red Red Black Red Red Black Black
Red Red Red Black Red Red Black
Black Black Red Red Black Black Red
Black Red Black Black Red Red Red
Red Red Red Red Red Red Red
Black Red Red Red Black Black Black

Output:
Gray Red Red Red Gray Gray Red Gray Red Red Red Gray Gray Gray
Red Red Gray Red Red Gray Gray Red Red Red Red Red Red Red
Red Red Red Gray Red Red Gray Gray Red Gray Gray Red Red Red
Gray Gray Red Red Gray Gray Red Gray Gray Red Red Gray Gray Red
Gray Red Gray Gray Red Red Red Red Red Red Gray Red Red Gray
Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Gray Red Red Gray Gray
Gray Red Red Red Gray Gray Gray Gray Red Red Red Gray Gray Red


Example 3
Input:
Yellow Black Black Black Black Black Black
Yellow Black Black Black Yellow Black Black
Yellow Yellow Black Yellow Yellow Black Yellow
Black Black Black Black Yellow Yellow Yellow
Black Black Black Black Yellow Yellow Black
Yellow Black Yellow Black Black Black Yellow
Black Black Black Yellow Black Yellow Black
Black Yellow Black Black Yellow Yellow Black
Black Black Black Black Black Black Black

Output:
Yellow Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray
Yellow Gray Gray Gray Yellow Gray Gray Gray Yellow Gray Gray Yellow Yellow Gray
Yellow Yellow Gray Yellow Yellow Gray Yellow Gray Gray Gray Yellow Gray Yellow Gray
Gray Gray Gray Gray Yellow Yellow Yellow Yellow Gray Yellow Gray Gray Gray Yellow
Gray Gray Gray Gray Yellow Yellow Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Yellow Yellow Gray
Yellow Gray Yellow Gray Gray Gray Yellow Gray Gray Gray Gray Yellow Yellow Yellow
Gray Gray Gray Yellow Gray Yellow Gray Yellow Yellow Gray Yellow Yellow Gray Yellow
Gray Yellow Gray Gray Yellow Yellow Gray Yellow Gray Gray Gray Yellow Gray Gray
Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Yellow Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray


Here is the input grid for the test example:
Input:
Black Black Gray Black Black Black Black Black Gray
Black Black Black Gray Black Black Black Black Black
Black Black Black Gray Black Black Black Black Black
Black Black Gray Black Black Black Black Black Gray
Gray Black Black Black Black Black Black Gray Black
Black Black Gray Black Black Black Black Black Gray
Black Gray Black Gray Black Gray Black Black Black
Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black
Black Gray Black Black Black Gray Black Black Black


Directly provide the output grids corresponding to the given test input grids, based on the patterns observed in the reference examples.
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The output grid for the test input grid is:

```
Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray
Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray
Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray
Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray
Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray
Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray
Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray
Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray
Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray
```
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