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 Purple Red Black Black Red Brown Black Black Black Orange Orange
Black Black Brown Red Red Black Black Red Black Black Black Blue
Red Black Black Black Green Black Orange Brown Black Green Red Black
Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Blue Black Black Black Black
Black Black Green Black Black Red Black Black Black Gray Red Black
Black Orange Black Black Black Blue Black Black Black Black Black Black
Green Gray Black Black Green Black Black Black Purple Black Black Black
Green Black Black Black Green Blue Red Black Black Black Black Black

Output:
Black Red Red Black Black Red Red Black Black Black Red Red
Black Black Red Red Red Black Black Red Black Black Black Red
Red Black Black Black Red Black Red Red Black Red Red Black
Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Red Black Black Black Black
Black Black Red Black Black Red Black Black Black Red Red Black
Black Red Black Black Black Red Black Black Black Black Black Black
Red Red Black Black Red Black Black Black Red Black Black Black
Red Black Black Black Red Red Red Black Black Black Black Black


Example 2
Input:
Black Black Black Red Orange Black Orange Black Black Red
Black Black Black Black Black Pink Black Green Black Black
Purple Black Black Pink Red Black Black Black Black Green
Black Black Black Black Pink Black Black Black Black Black
Black Purple Black Black Black Black Green Black Black Orange
Black Black Black Orange Black Black Black Black Green Gray
Black Black Black Black Black Gray Black Pink Black Brown

Output:
Black Black Black Orange Orange Black Orange Black Black Orange
Black Black Black Black Black Orange Black Orange Black Black
Orange Black Black Orange Orange Black Black Black Black Orange
Black Black Black Black Orange Black Black Black Black Black
Black Orange Black Black Black Black Orange Black Black Orange
Black Black Black Orange Black Black Black Black Orange Orange
Black Black Black Black Black Orange Black Orange Black Orange


Example 3
Input:
Black Pink Black Black Black Black Gray Black Black Red Black
Black Pink Black Red Black Black Red Black Gray Black Black
Black Black Blue Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black
Black Orange Pink Black Black Black Black Black Black Gray Black
Blue Orange Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Red Red
Black Black Black Gray Orange Gray Pink Black Black Black Black
Black Black Black Black Black Black Gray Black Orange Black Red

Output:
Black Red Black Black Black Black Red Black Black Red Black
Black Red Black Red Black Black Red Black Red Black Black
Black Black Red Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black
Black Red Red Black Black Black Black Black Black Red Black
Red Red Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Red Red
Black Black Black Red Red Red Red Black Black Black Black
Black Black Black Black Black Black Red Black Red Black Red


Here is the input grid for the test example:
Input:
Blue Black Black Red Blue Black Black Brown Brown
Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Red Black
Black Black Black Yellow Black Purple Brown Black Purple
Red Purple Black Brown Black Red Black Black Red
Black Black Black Black Yellow Black Black Black Black
Black Yellow Red Yellow Black Black Black Orange Black
Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Orange Black
Black Red Black Brown Orange Brown Black Black Black
Black Black Black Black Purple Brown Black Black Orange


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:

```
Brown Black Black Brown Brown Black Black Brown Brown
Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Brown Black
Black Black Black Brown Black Brown Brown Black Brown
Brown Brown Black Brown Black Brown Black Black Brown
Black Black Black Black Brown Black Black Black Black
Black Brown Brown Brown Black Black Black Brown Black
Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Brown Black
Black Brown Black Brown Brown Brown Black Black Black
Black Black Black Black Brown Brown Black Black Brown
```
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