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Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the sentence structure

The first part "Dr. Harrison Wells ate Chinese food for dinner" and the second part "we went out for pizza instead" are two independent clauses that show a contrast or a related action. A semicolon is used to connect two independent clauses that are related in meaning, while a colon is used for introducing a list, explanation, etc., which doesn't fit here. Also, the first comma - like icon is not needed. So we should replace the colon with a semicolon and remove the incorrect comma - like punctuation at the start.

Step2: Apply the correction

The correct sentence should be: "Dr. Harrison Wells ate Chinese food for dinner; we went out for pizza instead." So we choose the semicolon (the third icon) to replace the colon and remove the first comma - like icon.

Answer:

The correct punctuation to use (replacing the colon) is the semicolon (the third icon, ;), and the incorrect initial comma - like punctuation (the first icon, ,) should be removed. The corrected sentence is "Dr. Harrison Wells ate Chinese food for dinner; we went out for pizza instead."