Found a possible way: variables in velocity are already strings.
One can directly run string methods on them, like $foo.replaceAll("a","e")
Take care, as it seems velocity only accepts methods with string arguments.
Take care, as velocity doesn't like backslashes. It didn't like my pattern
\., nor \\.
In the end I created the pattern "[a-zA-Z_0-9]" which for me worked changing
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