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may heard new driverless cars may heard cool technology coolest even coolest safest real question asking personal opinion high tech driverless cars next big thing world say cars doubt cool still would buy one put life risk keep saying cars safe believe never know car start messing put everyone around danger technology messes glitches every say cars wont even though company says driver still able text call know fact people people think car everything control truly case stop paying attention surroundings need cars people take control pay attention stay aware phones also fall asleep wheel says seat vibrate heavy sleeper extremely tired say vibration wake time crashing also believe people would get extremely bored sitting car work pretty much even though says keep hands wheel still steering holding wheel let car know still car paying attention companies saying safety main concern dont believe case sadly never knowing car may mess right scary strongly believe cars roads believe stay car shows looked never driven another thing paragraph 9 states traffic laws written assumption safe car human driver totally agree important alert person behind wheel controlling automobile traffic laws make illegal states test self driven cars conclusion stongly believe stick driving cars ourself include technology much daily lives already really necassary cars control reasons listed really could questions people make cars ask

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driverless car movement absolutly great idea everyday tasks would completed faster easier ever movement could change world know wouldnt much better one worry drivers influence drugs alcohol take catch every thing move positive direction would even better environment sergey brin says cut fuel consumption half would save environment money also semiautonomous cars regular automobiles would significant difference crashing rates would disadvantages though lets admit people late event tend go speed limit order make time natural thing also times self driving cars act although would rough start driverless car eventually bugs screw ups fixed ones saying need abolish regular cars buses taxis etc people want something new safe give driverless car chance

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think author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit disregarding danger presented venus closest planet earth referred earths twin people study geography around world earth meanwhile others studying learning venus venus dangerous close sun carbon dioxide revolves around temperature also effect dangerous even though mercury closer sun venus hottest surface temperature planet result erupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes others hand fascinated venus earth like planet solar system earth covered different bodies water could support different forms life venus long time ago also covered large oceans help others adapt planetary visiters put option venus physical features valleysmountains craters nasa sending people intrested studying space planets visit venus people going traveling ship see much due dense atmosphere arent going able take sample things distance risk taken risk like taking resources planet harm making different ways travel venus would worth time period limited authors used good choice words saying studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presesnt trip would observative informational danger getting staying long time would harmful would good learn many things offer inform

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electorial college compromises election president vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizens electorial college consists 538 electors majority 270 electoral votes requires elect president presidential election held every 4 years tuesday first monday november candidate running president state group electors chosen candidates political part personally believe preisential election based popular vote citizens united states able help output futures look like able choose want lead us whichever candidate gets votes wins become new president united states electoral college bad vote vote president slate electors turn elect president thier choice citizens would likely vote preisent felt like vote would actually matter effect future president people less likely participate care feel like vote doesnt matter taken counted people knew popular vote decide furture president theyre going vote active stuff like takes place feel like vote actually matters making difference electoral college unfair voters winnertakeall system state candidates dont spend much time trying win votes state think isnt going help long run winning 2000 campaign seventeen states didnt see candidates included rhode island south carolina voters 25 largest media markets didnt see single campaign ad electoral college unfair outdated irrational bob dole said electorial college abolished looks hes wrong richard nixon jimmy carter us chamber commerce aflcio standing dole accusation agree aboloishing act gallup poll taken 2000 popular vote lost presidency 60 percent voters would perfer direct election kind electoral college

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driverless cars unsafe situation technology used unnecessary way promotes pay attention road driving smartcars steer accelerate brake cause autorelated deaths due less attention paid road driver also may notice car signals driver need prepared take computer systems always completely accurate trusted drive cars us computer malfunction car could lose control creating wreck putting lives risk lives others driverless cars safe human driven cars due inacurate computer systems inability drivers recognize needed take control car article written cars still truly driverless probably known completely safe still alert driver situation driver would need take traffic laws decided safe car human driver control times illegal test computerdriven cars case autonomous car would get auto accident would lot controversy liable damages done driverless cars safe human driven cars due inacurate computer systems inability drivers recognize needed take control car guarantee technology going work correctly time computer system malfunctions would much controversy liable manufacturer driver cars completely driverless due fact safe laws declare safe car human driver control times could also cause autorelated deaths people would feel need pay close attention road car drives

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scienctist would tell people face landform shadow makes look like face photographers took picture soon possible plus camera absolute maximum u obviously tell shadow makes face picture really shows maritan butte mesa land form common around american west peron cydonia would rich finding greatest discovery time man lets whole colony right michael malin flew team got picture ten times sharper first picture people internet couldnt wait see guess found natural landform alien monument absolutly aliens least found

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participate seagoing cowboys program reasons believe people chance lifetime everyone gets opportunity could lucky would get help people recover valuable items world war ii like helping recover animals food supplies 44 nations joined together form unrra work would also would get fun cowboys played baseball volleyball empty holds animals held tabletennis tournaments fencing boxing reading whittling games also helped pass time end luke beyond greatful amazing opportunity made luke people countries needs take anything granted everyone gets opportunities participate seagoing cowboys program chance life time everyone gets opportunity could lucky would get help people revover valuable items world war ii like helping recover animals food suplies 44 nations joined together form unrra work would also get fun cowboys played baseball volleyball empty holds animals held tabletennis tournaments fencing boxing reading whittling playing games helped pass time end luke beyond greatful amazing opportunity made luke aware people countries needs take anything granted everybody gets opportunities reasons hope think participating seagoing cowboys program

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facial action coding system new software tell peopls emotions trying hide making mona lisa smile article could find percent emtion artist feeling way picture painted think okay use sysem school setting think okay use school setting see true emotions students feel instance probaly tell friend feeling simply look face course us would trouble acually decribing facial trate conveys happy thinks good idea kids really suffer deppersion sadness computer program help get help need happy next computers crazy read emotional expressions trying hide using video imagery new emotionsrecognition software tracks facial movement real face painted face mona lisa computers read everyones exact emotions coding system could help many schools students many diffrent ways device could schools psychologists office schools guidence office kids could go get face expressions done month keeps comig back sad could go get help need happy conclusion use technology school setting help indivitual diffrent way someone feeling sad deppressed dosent want tell anyone facial action coding system could help happy

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ford volkswagen kia chevys car brands may massive part american culture significance lives may declining according recent studies stories around world car transportation popularity decreasing dramatically advantages limiting car usage united states benifit include reducing greenhouse gases emitted making better environment less usage cars lower stress safer limiting amount citizens united states operate vehicles condition environments atmosphere improve stated source 1 50 percent carintensive areas united states passage referring amount greenhouse gas emitted america passenger cars using car taking advantage methods transportation buses walking riding bike number reduced significantly united states also learning mistakes made countries cities days nearrecord pollution source 2 says paris enforced partial driving ban clear air global city lesson taken paris want end situation like limiting driving currently avoid take major steps clean clear environment beneficial implications carbon emissions environment since transportation second largest source americas emissions behind power plants sociologist predicts source 4 environmental advantages reducing greenhouse gas major way benifit limiting car usage decent amount stress comes owning operating motorized vehicle constantly worrying late enough gas make point point b children another concern trying keep safe around roads driving limiting use cars create less stressful safer society source 3 explains parks sports centers also bloomed throughout city uneven pitted sidewalks replaced broad smooth sidewalks rushhour restrictions dramatically cut traffic new restaurants upscale shopping districts cropped lowering use cars make life little less busy one thing less worry throughout day heidrun walter said source 1 car always tense im much happier way reducing usage cars promote less stressful safer lifestyle united states although use cars may convienent benifits limiting usage may beginning outweight inconviences reducing greenhouse gas creating cleaner environment well lessening stress making roads safer advantages limiting car usage united states major

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use facial action coding system read emotional expressions students classroom valuable itll allow teachers better understand students teachers could identify student begins lose interest lesson teacher think better way teach classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored could modify lesson like effective human instructor facs also allows teachers identify students going depression leading students getting faster help less suisides facs able tell mixed emotions identify one percent value shes 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent fearful 2 percent angry believe evidence able express claim use facs read emotional epressions students classroom valuable technology gives teachers chances avoid multiple unwanted situations

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luke thinks people participate seagoing cowboys program graduated highschool two jobs didnt know life would change friend invited go europe knew opportunity lifetime passage says 1945 world war ii europe many countrys left ruins europe trouble needed recover food supplies animals anything like happened could help passage also says august 1945 received orders report new orleans would work europe would around world could unique adventure could u joined seagoing cowboys lastly passage says luke turned 18 arriving greece meant could drafted military service signing seagoing cowboys program could take higher places conclusion joining seagoing cowboys program would really intresting might go place always wanted go going want go going good cause

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todays society worried nicest fastest car want able get point point b thats amount driving decreased 9 percent since 2005 helped environment reducing amount pollution made people happier stressed pollution rate continued increase throughtout years different countries incouraged less driving less pollution example bogota columbia goal promote alternative transportation reduce smog places like paris banned driving clear air global city due days nearrecord pollution smog cleared two days driving alternative ways transportation way reduce air pollution another advantage less driving makes people happier heidrun walter media trainer mother two says car always tense im much happier way also businessman carlos plaza said good opportunity take away stress rode twoseat bicycle wife dont drive dont worry late work traffic jams wont mad someone cut teenage girl front isnt paying attention talking phone mascara get ride bike walk street realize stressful driving conclusion driving causes air pollution stressfull days walking riding bike riding bus saves money also helps environment makes happy person

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ever looked sky seen one star shining bright sticks yes youre looking star youre looking venus venus shines bright sse naked eye look earth dont go explore article called challenge exploring venus author talks exploring venus despite dangers go along even though dangerous venus author still good evidence still explore one example author states astronomers fascinated venus may well earthlike planet solar system evidence shows explore venus might find venus liveable right gear altogh venus dangerous maybe one day nasa come type device help explore venus safely well sit ponder would like explore venus

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facial expressions emotion universal even though individuals often show varying degrees expresions observed dr huang new software called facial action coding system enables computers identify human emotions process starts computer constructs 3d computer model persons face characteristic movement facial muscles associated six basic emotions happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness use technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable help teachers know students confused awares teacher students going something help teachers make learning enjoyable due knowing students bored new software useful classroom environment help teachers know students difficulites confused times students afraid speak knowing material others might find simple facial action coding system allow teachers know students confused topic help give student assistance need students difficulties comes learning new material take longer others grasp new software great use classroom teachers able offer help students need direct students understand material dont system could also used notify teacher students understand material dont continue go able move overall system benefit students teachers another reason new system valuable classroom allow teachers aware emotions students besides confusion students could dealing issues home come school arent best mood students age dealing event issue affect learning facial action coding system could used detect students emotional expressions allow teacher give hisher students attention need students right mind set prepared learn give students filled sadness even anger make best decisions class making sure students environment feel safe comfortable important new software great help facial action coding system could also helpful letting teacher know hisher students bored could find way make enjoyable students trouble learning material presented lecture format many students learn easier hands activities discussions students become bored class tend get distracted stop paying attention facial action coding system used recognize student becoming bored unamused lesson notify teachers may want try new ways presenting material students dont get bored stop paying attention system could also let teachers know students actually entertained material teaching continue way comes younger children teenagers becomes harder teachers keep involved listening important keep classroom teaching simple enjoyable students want learn material understand although new system great use possible reliable humans complex system understand times emotions difficult control times even understand individuals especially younger age trouble understanding feelings deal end day machine telling feel always accurate helpful many situations still carefu credible data use technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable help teachers know students confused awares teacher students going something help make learning enjoyable students becoming bored new software many uses classroom environment better prepare students world around technology changed advanced time point able recognize emotional expressions people new advancements made technology time lead changed hopefully help solve problems better world around us

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luke worked two part time jobs ond day friend asked wanted go europe luke went europe wanted help people didnt food suppliesand animals joined unrrathe united nation relief rehabilitation administrationhe got job take care horsesyoung cowsand mules shipped overseas also friend joined august14 day pacific war ended time luke turned 18 arriving greece also could drafted military service draft board learned luke 18 told keep luke made nine trips seagoing cowboy besides helping people luke side benfitof seeing europe china caring animals kept luke busy two weeks also young boy helped aunt farm trained work ship one night got job night watchman looking slipped cracked rib luke people one ship played games like baseballvolleyballtabletennisfencingboxingreadingwhittlingand games trips places happend lukes ship

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author suggests studing venus worly pursuit danger presents passage say venus often referred earths twin venus closest planet earth terms density size occasionally closest distance means venus posably belived like earth least live able place author supports idea passage author wrote true author trying show studies gone venus belived live able plant animal stand heat new speices animal text say think atmosphere aamost 97 percent cardon dioxide blankets venus sister planet inhospitable scientists even discussing visits surface astronomers fascinated venus may well earthlike planet solar system auother showing venus could inhabited stand heat author suggests studing venus worthy pursuit depite dangers presents venuse plant close temputer sun planet closest earth text says also notable venus hottest surface tempertature plant solar system even though marcury closer sun

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driverless cars coming hear title people would either 1 excited 2 questioning read passage noticed article put pros cons opinion think development towards cars awful reason say think drivers take responsibility drive theyre right many things go wrong car alerts either pull driveway complicated issues ahead example order types cars around would really exact senors installed every single car shipped something goes wrong process someone ends purchasing car cause life someone elses end losing complete control creating bigger situation many companies tried getting types cars created something always either goes wrong somewhere expensive install also speaks sensors make sure driver keeping hold wheel driver influence take emergency occurs car go anywhere continue drive dont think states california nevadafloridaand district columbia allow limited use semiautonomous cars theyre still unsafe correctly gotten everything need distribute still considered dangerous im idea manufactures considering think going thought lot take time considering 6 year project least believe making driverless cars good idea

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venus worthy pursuit resistant pressure heat forces venus also worthy pursuit rocky sediments venus valleys also mountains craters 97 percent blankets carbon dioxide venus also worthy pursuit closest planet terms density size occasionaly closest distance venus worthy pursuit orbits sun different speeds dangers venus clouds high corrosive sulfuric acid atmospheric pressure high hottest surface temperature solar system erupting volcanoes also powerul earthquakes frequent lighting streaks probes seeking land surface another danger venus radiation would exceed earth levels think studying venus worthy pursuit learn something venus didnt know could learn new things didnt know venus also think studying venus bad thing lead dangers like getting hot cause high atmospheric pressure also think bad thing cause powerful earthquakes frequent lighting streaks probes

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many things mars well many even know many believe face mars created aliens could well first could aliens created artifact create form face like aliens tools laying around sculpt bored started form years way forming shadows around made look face honesty think nasa 100 sure face created aliens wouldve announced would big proof aliens exist scientists trying look life planets years says nasa also sees natrual landform face mars became popular scientist type way become pop icon starred hollywood filmappeared books magazinesradio talk shows even haunted grocery store checkout likes 25 years peopl seem find interesting since talking mentioning alot thinking seem find interesting aliens might created think safe say face mars natrual landform nasa thinks maybe shoud scientist part nasa knows later know fnd thing evidence people might something new believe

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seagoing cowboy real thing people might think silly pretend game actually group people hired unrra united nations relief rehabilitation administration unrra created help countries left ruins end world war ii seagoing cowboys hired take care horses young cows mules shipped overseas since 16 started crossing atlantic ocean helping people world start new life felt amazing would anyone join along adventure across oceans seas rivers mysterious earth seagoing cowboys great program helping people world also serving country like paragraph 4 article cowboy rode waves luke turned 18 arriving greece meant could drafted military service draft board learned cattlebout trip told keep service seagoing cowboy opportunity lifetime like paragraph 5 article cowboy rode waves say besides helping people side benefit seeing europe china seeing acropolis greece special also paragraph 5 say taking gondola ride venice italy city streets water well work hauling bales hay bags oats lower holds cleaning stalls lots fun trips took together paragraph 8 cowboy rode waves states cowboys played baseball volleyball games empty holds animals housed table tennis tournaments fencing boxing reading whittling gamed also helped padd time seagoing cowboy special helping people need serving country living opportunity lifetime fun takes courage bravery sail ocean seagoing cowboy anyone joining journey europe seagoing cowboy

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many stories aliens realimagine seeing something like unmasking face mars would think alien natural landform well see scientist figured another martian mesa common enough around cydonia one unusual shadows made look like egyptian pharaoh accorrding nasa days later unveiled image see huge rock formation resembles human head formed shadows giving illusion eyes nose mouth said paragraphs 2 3 although scientists believed face alien artifact could alien face usually see aliens sure maybe creatures paragraph 7 says mars global surveyor flew cydonia first time michael malin mars orbiter camera team snapped picture ten times sharper original viking photo thousands anxious web surfers waiting image first appeared jpl web site revealing natural landform alien monument conclusion would want belive aliens real face mars alien wasnt side discovered amazing face mars us nasa michael malin proven picture alien see prof found

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dear senator think change election popular votes president united states accurate process knows people running office arm electoral college voting repeated tendancy vote state electors way end voting president people prefer vote exactly choose vote electoral college isnt way go would happen run electoral votes stick choose president world fair accurate popular votes actually help voters voting might even faster process whose say could even better people arent voting president anymore important person senate besides right hand man citizens voting starting vote state electors originate live citizens yet grasped rules voting tend vote unfairly real reasons urgently need people housesenate office states electors refused even vote particular partys candidate choose vote ever wish vote good thing electors prefer vote whoever better job office thats scoring popular votes happens votes theres run isnt enough votes held accountable thats question think could lot problems cause certain number people vote choose president surprisingly unrealistic choose majority rule could thousands people praying change vote change future better life winnertakeall system challeging systems seems work electoral college best way happened people actually living rules electoral college voters choose people together time make change start see congress feels biggest decision made made fairly people citizens paragraph 13 even states basic level electoral college unfair voters make change make difference ever may concern big states main key could get big states take part popularity vote smaller states join hoping best popularity votes soon rise discrepencies wont needed understand im coming youll think im saying care citizens trying help

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position driveless cars think great thing future safe reading article thinking safe states wont even allow test computerdriven cars car crashed whose fault would think great fun technology future pros driveless cars great technology people drive safer road may cause less accidents near future would less distraction people car car manufacturers building driveless cars great business driveless cars would great television shows movies cons driveless cars still drive car roadwork accident complicated traffic issues even backing driveway safe still need keep eyes road manufacturers still testing cars make safer making smarter roads instead smarter cars need put sensors cars make safer car manufacturers need add lot things cars make safer think good time 2016 driveless cars lot technology didnt future didnt radars computers didnt even mapping driveless cars would use half fuel todays taxis offer flexibilty bus driveless cars wonderful thing 2016 future generations

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new technology called facial action coding system enables computers identify human emotions hold actually calculate emoitonslike math homework computer recognize subtle facial movements humans use express feel movement one muscles called action unit fact humans perform impressive calculation every day instance probably tell friend feeling simply look face course us would trouble actually describing facial trait conveys happy worried ect new computer software stores similar anatomical information electronic code perhaps dr huangs emotion algorithms different sort da vinci code im new technology facial action coding system think good idea computers know owner happy mad sad ect know try new tech heres qoute article even thought individuals often show varying degrees expression like smiling broadly expression compared neutral face showing emotion

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author tellus two planet right ext author tells us one specfic lot like earth tells us decades wanting find venus complicated temperature eveyrhting thinks important learn planet later life could send people build things example hovering vechiles talked author suggests studying venus worth pursuit despite dangers present planet solar sydtem venus like earth talks dangerous machines send venus dont last long things venus obvisouly thinks worth author tells us researchers working innovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus says travels earth beyond shouldnt limited dangers doubts expand meet edges imagination innovation author said likely probably one point venus covered largely oceans could supported various life like earth mean opinion would smart learn planet never know world might come end need prepared move somewhere new features analogous earth planet surface rocky sediment includes familiar features velleys mountains craters furthermore venus might nearest option planetary visits autor want tells us nasa one particulary idea sending humans study venus nasas possible solution hostlie conditions surface venus would allow scientists float abovethe fray like blimp lke vechile hovering 30 miles roiling venusian landscape tells us solar power would plentiful radiations would exceed earth levels easy conditions survivable humans one point living life venus feel like would important living life havent found might others things venus could help earth type way

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driverless cars hottopic car manufacturers nowadays everyone wants safe also stylish cars market technology developers making breakthrough devices electronics changing way world thinks problem takes long also difficult steps long steps take basics like take inertial motion sensors still caused accidents still towards day intake hot topic going lawsuits company person driving car internal damage towards driver car gets wrecked accident going one liable malfunctions happen towards car example water damage battery heats warming car cold day runs power source alot complaints company unsuccesful age limit owning one self driving cars humans smart came idea creating smart cars therefore alot wrecks human errors technology errors occur alot security startup ignition key someone drive brandnew smart car problems still risk making impossible new selfdriven smart car ever created well year 2020 automakers start producing cars see oncoming years steps taken seriously avoiding life threatening errors plans hopefully lets drive see works

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think facs good idea feel could useful many ways public ecspecially think benefit towards teenage community believe massive amount emotionally damaged teenagers hard time expressing feel facs could make huge impact people gone emotional tolls lives dont know express feel would finally outlet could major use psychiatrist patients hard time expressing could benefit home could great use school youre class dont understand lesson facs could recognize confused subject simplify say bullied scared tell well facs could sense help situation

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feel google people ever else making cars put market think someone get accident blame blame car car company driver one able asnswer questions driverless cars dangerous many drunk drivers people falling asleep wheel days computer powered car feel put cars market would twice much accidents alot people days text drive add contoling vechicle u got 3 times accidents driverless cars becoming popular need look diffrent things happen someone controling vechicle one drunk drivers alot people drink behind wheel thats already dangerous enough another reason driverless cars bad idea fact people text drive way often 810 people text drive could really put someone risk yes know cars arent truley driverless driven half million miles without acidentbut thats point point would want machine cause deaths injuries already yes antilock brakes speed sensorsbut know 100 effective dont driverless cars steeraccelerateand brake themselvesbut dont engine locks brakes malfunction car speeds quickly blame almost driverless driver responsible many people going get injured killed malfuctions car companys conserned safteythen would want computer powered car wouldnt make car safe efficant although gm developed driver seats vibrate car danger hitting object know car wouldnt stop living thing human car turns neutral speed least 25 mph cant brake computer operated lets think someone need medical emergency dont time wait ambulancewould u put person safely strapped driverless car gps set nearest hospital would u willing take ride life death situation driverless cars seem legit look real textbook situations move themslevesbraketurnsensor give alerts hit object thats right accelerate braketurn themselvesso feel driverless cars reasons could cause many injuries deaths human dont thinkthey motherboards tell doand know drive might programed stop accelerate turn says supposed car company car avoided dont driverless cars thats shouldnt driverless cars

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first would like tell electoral college process compromise election president vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizens founding fathers established constitution process consist selection electors vote president vice president counting electoral votes congress elctoral college consist 538 electors majority 270 electoral votes required elect president canidate running president tour state group electors electors chosen canidatespolitical party state laws vary electors selected responsibilities presidential electon held every four years tuesday first monday november help choose states electors vote president wahen vote canidates voting canidates electors save electoral college 270 electoral votes president got ride would president would come idea related electoral college thats keep elctoral college

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feel keeping electoral college wrong way go changing election popular vote better decision people nation able choose want president 538 electors whole nation vote want ever majority votes win sounds like fair election electoral college many faults one little tiny mishap cause huge disater within election electoral college advantages like swing states avoiding runoff elections also disadvantages example takes many risks unfair voters outdated irrational electoral college cheats people voting mean didnt sign vote electors president give chance makes easier people election fair one picking choosing electors unorganized year different person sometimes state conventions sometimes states partys central committee sometimes presidential candidates voters go vote ever president want really arent even voting president voting presidents elector someone goes votes president picked elector sometimes voter actually voting elector vote assigned president end voting different president also voters sometimes get confused electors vote wrong candidate conclusion changing electoral college would best choice make election popular vote president isnt complicated reliable isnt risky importantly voters get fair election

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think software actually big help schools see friend bad mood talk find think system actually really help us us teachers well system digs deep muscles understand whole face indicate actions emotions feelings could help friends wondering happy mood bad mood friends really helpful times friend feeling happy something right know according dr huang software tell us many things persons mood really feeling like knowing person happy talk ask going sad happy computer telling us person feeling valubale shows us big technology getting us knowing know going something bigger later future would wait something bigger software would helpful fot teachers could take us computer get face computer indicate aare bored teaching lesson finds confused change ways teaching lesson actually understand teacher knows happy mood knows understand material atleast thats happy facial acting coding system would really good thing us ned get attachted school software together would help friends teachers espically teachers would know teach us better would understand material want us learn system would genuine thing would help teaching understanding friends depression would know emotions hurting hurting place could help software thing people depression never show understand could atleast something helping

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clearly convinced face mars everyone believes alien affiliated natural landform believe face natural land form nasa proof aliens created face alien life found nasa would tell us first strongly think nasa would tell us aliens created face paragraph 5 author says people think face bona fide evidence life mars evidence nasa would rather hide say conspiracy theorists meanwhile defenders nasa budget wish ancient civilization mars nasa actually says hoping alien civilization mars shared pictures face world shows would excited tell us thoughts extra terestrial life real also paragraph nasa puts description picture huge rock fomation shadow picture gives illusion face nasa always keeps us posted pictures information tell world pictures research whats going outside earth like pictures viking 1 1976 mars global surveyor picture 1998 2001 picture latest mgs nasa want world know things wouldnt tell us whats going want us interested conclusion clearly convinced face natural landform nasa woud inform us alien affairs taking place mars

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face mars natural landform pop icon since started hollywood films books magazines talk shows haunted checkout lines 20 years could face mars created aliens aliens arent real would nasa go trouble make fake face mars face natural landform face nasa captioned huge rock formation humans head also formed shadows made seem like huge rock formation eyes nose mouth illusion nasa knew put huge rock formation mars would attract lot attention right soon huge rock formation mars thats nasa started getting attention nasa knew coming state nasas huge rock formation fake like said earlier would nasa go much trouble make fake humans head mars

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idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers venus valuable planet want know venus avery dangerous planet since know facts land near clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venus atmosphere temeperature average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric ppressure 90 times greater experience planet venus dangerous plant kill thats dangeruous would better nasa would go venus something check information get nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientist float fray nasa found solution getting information true risk aproaches study venus future say future nasa gets study find ways landing venus without getting injured killed another project looking back old technology called mechanical computers devices first envisioned 1800s played important role 1940s world war machine get venus option studying venus us people lots curiosity everything nasa wants know venus knoledge getting know venus gon na come handy figure something getting venus without tragedy

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electoral collage horable bigger states power smaler states canidate gets majority bigger states people may whant candidate electors canidate didnt get selected get electoral vote state even people state wanted win electors didnt get selected states vote republican democrate un like swing stats state democrate state want republican vote dosnt matter swing state people like canidate win election becouse people want president cant electoral college people would unhappy vote dosnt matter electoral college voting system long coplex change popular vote easer select canidate president people want get electoral college changed popular vote majority want change chan voteing sytem people want like

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response driverless car technology personally think certain things cant lazy strongly believe driving one things commend enginers worked hard facinating technology think invention cool doesnt mean effective everyday lives great technology times live always make mistake think risking peoples lives drive risk wouldnt personally take yes see would nice getting driven around could matter time mistakes start arise point find important make danger mishaps occurring isnt type technology small glitch fine later small glitch happen technology results devistating know cars signal driver take something goes wrong sometimes take split second late anyone anything take another important topic deal legal system seems like problems top problems waiting happen say deal legal system refering would responsible accident would blame go driver rider could say would go manufacturer know realize laws would put place cant help feel laws would favor big companies produce machines trying say come conclusion list cons driverless car much greater list pros one thing sure cars come quite expensive might hidden blessing mean people might sad cant afford vehicle might actually saving possible injury complications future hope vehicles become available public people seriously consider risks investing money driverless car

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dear state senator electoral college negative impact country ufair voting cause massive problems government electoral college unfair outdated irrational people right vote president think fit run country people hardly know elector voting shouldnt vote electors dont know elections held popular vote elector colleges unfair advantage since vote counts according article indefensible electoral college even bestlaid defenses system wrong bradfor plumer states faithless electors occasionally refused vote partys candidate cast deciding vote whomever please fact congress unfaithul electors supposed supporting whomever candidate choose massive unfair problem popular votes electors votes complete opposite instance accroding article defense electoral college five reasons keep despised method choosing president richard posner states happened 2000 gore popular votes bush yet fewer electoral voters first time since 1888this unfair confusing electors shouldnt deciding candidate win peoples vote conclude candidate going win since first electoral college created eversince majorly outdated solved according article electoral college office federal register states founding fathers established constitution compromise election president vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizensthere suppose vote congress vote population think congress part voting qualified citizens shouldnt two different parts voting confuse winner government voting system equally fair decisive right everything mixed bring great problems campains people want stop voting trust electors decisions cause great decrease voters impact populations vote president winner according article indefensible electoral college even bestlaid defenses system wrong bradfor plumer states 2000 fiasco biggest election crisis century system allows much worse electors could always defy people solution must done prevent disasters way conclusion electoral colleges unfair system could cause negative problems voting elections elections confusin unproffesional government people america help changing approve fair decisive system citizens get choose president shall win type electors sincerley student

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although venus dangerous planet author article challenge exploring venus makes well known scientists still challenge exploring intimidating planet 30 years scientists researching studying observing planet functions order find way safely study extreme weather conditons almost impossible attempts made sedning unmanned spaceships venus aound 30 years ago one lasted hours according article author says venus closest planet earth terms density size makes point telling us venus pretty similar earth goes describe landforms valleys mountains craters descirbes sounds lot like earth auhtor believes worthy pursuit studying venus despite dangers human insight gained planet also human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors explaining us humans curiosity explore also desire learn features mysterious planet see one day habitable form farther along article author provides us details new research trials nasa performing venus exploration tells us new kind od electronic device withstand three weeks venuss conditions example simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venuss surface lasted three weeks conditions proceding explains us new mechanical computer made levers gears constructed expected able resistant venuss conditions throughout article author gives us readers many great details insights exploration venus great point makes towards end travels earth limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation saying gets point across worthy pursuit continue exploring venus gather new information humans gather new information venus

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face mars actually landform mars face still dont believe ill tell facts 1976 viking 1 snapping pictures viking 2 could land snapped picture landform looked like face many people thought face wasnt 1998 took another pivture time didnt look like face looked like landform ground many people thought landform created aliens many others thought made like land forms earth people still thought thet made aliens many people disagreed 2001 took final picture saw actually landform garvin said reminded snake river idaho happened mny people saw truth face mars completely forgot people still believe talk maybe people scientists trying find land forms look like onein 1976 many people say might find another one start arguement alien artifact land mass time many people study things think find truth ehy landforms look like faces even though people think life mars might true might fake people think aliens maybe another galaxy many people might still think mars landform sign form aliens saying exist personally dont think aliens mars planet solar system idea dont think statement could true maybe smart kid like nerd would say scientists studying kind martian studies could get results real life alien could roaming around earth thats would think nerd would say maybe might say even smarter said opinion would like hear peoples opinions face mars even though many people argue face maybe aliens destroyed abducted like boring fake movies aliens thats opinion dont agree fine

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dear state senator letter regards changing election popular vote president united states believe people opportunity choose wish become president reason people go vote specific person mind although throughout election time many people brought different conclusions one candidate better flaws yet strongly represent one thing candidate dispises either way types people decide may left undecided changed minds time ready vote big deal people go take action would make electoral college change one view voting fact arent really voting president voting electors state vote president top still many people dont clue actually voting someone state decide us although electoral college help make presidential election less complicated mere fact arent making much difference electoral college doesnt minor set backs could tarnish dreams wanted president way couldve expected comes voting electors difficult thing comes many electors represent political party democrat republican say one wanted one candidate running president win heshe republican person would go cast vote slate however many republican electors state part gets lot people could fewer republican electors democrat electors say one still wanted republican candidate win voted residential state nevada nevada 4 republican electors meant anyone voted democrat electoral wasnt chipping much election end electors votes counted side nevada two dedicated democrats chances democrat candidate less electoral votes republican candidate increased problem happenes several states chances double even triple doesnt make think electoral college go think electoral college definitely unfair voters chance unfaithful electors could happen could make one feel betrayed voted foe specific elector one job help select president voter wanted whats point putting trust someone could easily turn around vote wanted point thats vote making option happen vote popular vote avoid issues electoral college cause us lucky back 00 biggest election crisis couldve worse conclusion people opportunity vote actually vote counted every state doesntt sam eamount people chances tie presidential election slightly unlikely tie nationwide electoral vote votes add tp 538 even number shouldnt put truth told election confusing say get rid electoral college needed pain

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driverless cars concept however growing technology concept becoming reality ideas completely autonomous cars could never fulfilled lack technology past today technology grown development various gadgets could aid introduction autonomous cars world believe idea driverless cars become reality opposed however issues need ironed idea become reality first prices cars may low fact likely extremely expensive due technology applied vehicles accordance high prices amount consumers purchasing cars may little small amount people driverless cars means large amount people driving introduces question human error although idea seems ideal put account fact human driverless car interaction roads question prompt whether cars able handle situations human error developers product think way prevent encounters human error would fully support ideas idea driverless cars reality think come true circumstances completely safe currently cars require small amount human action example cars require someone control driving conditions need maneuvering car handle cars become completely autonomous perhaps invention could solve plethora problems example traffic cars could greatly reduce commutes peoples jobs schools much reasoning behind traffic almost always due accidents occurring busy areas cars reduce amount human error roads reducing amount humans driving roads cars could increase safety everyone road addition safety drivers hand would open much often allowing productive commutes however complete autonomy achievable drivers must remain focused roads times article suggests cars could reduce amount gas consumed suggesting way consumers save money time adding list pros autonomous cars provide although idea autonomous cars seems far fetched actually near future perhaps one day whole world operating driverless cars today cars extremely close driving completely imagine future cars able achieve complete autonomy future imagining far away fact almost

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although venus often referred earths twin venus another name titled evening star one brightest points night sky considered earths twins atmosphere contains carbon dioxide one brightest points sky looks like star although considered planet also second planet sun solar system nickname evening star misleading since actually planet often considered earths twin becaise terms terms density size occasionally closest planet distance since venus right around corner space terms humans sent numerous spacecraft land planets cloud draped world previous missions unmanned good reason since spacecraft could survive hours atmosphere carbon dioxide almost 97 percent atmosphere carbon dioxide even challenging cloud contain highly corrosive sulfuric acid also located atmosphere temperature let alone would kill person right contact temperature 800 degress fahrenheit atmospheric presure 90 times greater ever experienced planet although venus pretty cool planet dangerous misleading name planet considered earths twin atmosphere outragingly different earth

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story driverless cars coming author discused advancement todays technology believe may advanced good example paragraph 9 says driving laws mainly focused keeping drivers passengers safe main goal make driving safe dont find safe driverless car people shouldnt put trust dependence smart comupteralso paragraph 9 say ever complications caused someone injured blame fall feel asthough driverless cars much advancement humans drive computers make mistakes person driving learning skill takes practice something programed device another reason driverless cars shouldnt passed situtations smart computer doesnt answers example paragraph 7 states steer accelerate brake driving requires communication directions within one driver another short driverless cars like id foreden theory driverless car fliter emotions like reckless endangerment never know happen control vechile finally paragraph 3 says smartroad systems expensive spending millions dollars technology doesnt assure safety waste money couldve spent better short advanced technology helped inproved safety precautions thats advanced develpment shouldnt risk safety letting lifeless computer drive us around trying safe

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tells us venus shows signs life watter hills mountains valeeys craters since venus second earth like planet makes sense since earth home life forms metal materials examples scattered article actually fascinating cool weird think plnets couldve helped life forms earth article pretty fun im glad got read learn thing learned much venus like sulfur acid hot temperatures prssure human would die instantly scientist finding ways look planet without anything getting destroyed damage life amazing rell stop look time realize lucky things next us life life heaven god everything pay well endless peace hope forever

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really need computer express emotions updates technology found ways computer track facial movements detect human emotion allows computers detect emotions told answer technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable believe techonlogy valuable classroom first reason thinking valuable doesnt provide benefits classroom expression emotion need known teacher computer education doesnt amusing easy thats point learning emotion isnt taken consideration assigned homework secondly reason disagreeing valuability technology classroom looks decieving lets say example stuent perfectly well assessment sees much time gone confused second sent instructor message confusion topic caused unnessisary interuption assesment computers cant detect every emotion surely cant detect cause emotion coming contrast argument one could say computer able tell emotions gives us davantage example classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored quoted paragraph 6 would argue student becoming confused ask questions also natural take interest lesson boredom commom school impact ability learn conclusion technology provides real benefits classroom neither student bringing technology classroom would waste time emotions decieving school dont acknowledged computer believe use technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable

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smart cars may sound smarter human smart smart cars suppose driverless use less fuel opionion smart cars developed smart car technical difficulty cause accident fault could said drivers never bring conflict driver company car lead bad consiquences car developed becuase techincal difficulties high cost take away fun driving learning smart cars deveploed becuase fail something techincal difficutlies car may sense something around surroundings wont able alert driver time causing accident also failing gps go wrong way worst casesenerio would steering wheel locking driver would able control car something happen smart cars may seem smart safe technology doesnt always work suppose another reason smart cars would good developement would cost car car may high price wouldnt sell could also get huge donation get car started money could waste successful project car could need something new could turn expensive wont get fixed left alone car may also need special street give eletrical signal would expensive remake new streets smart cars may waste money another reason developing smart cars loose fun driving learning teen people get excited get new oppurtunity learn practice something new learn basics driving learn get freedom things go places smart car take away teen wont learn mistake driving correcting person would sit wait anything happens teen knowledge driving wont know teens easily get distracted cause accident dont pay attention conclusion smart cars deveoloped smart car may sound smart safe comes real world technology mess cause accidents human always control thibgs life car smart cars technology mess hight price take away fun driving learning smart cars control driving ourselfs

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article scientists concerned face planet called cydonia created aliens article however text evidence wast created aliens im going explain research text says evidence nasa would rather hide say conspiracy theorists helps explain wasnt created aliens nasa would hide certain reasons give examples first example nasa showed people said real would scared second example real nasa wouldnt let people organizations use attractions movies money take credit picture actually shows martian equivalent butte mesalandforms common around american west facts pieces evidence give good explanations lanform created aliens people still might believe alien ceation scientists arent fooled still learn future still mystery solved

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article driverless cars coming disagree driverles cars dont feel safe dont think much needed article states important reason dont think driverless cars safety others really need paraghragh 9 states technology fails someone injured fault technology fail place could pervented werent driverless cars thats accidents people getting injured maybe people owing money others shouldnt ones behind wheel paragrah 8 states driver get bored tired waiting turn drive wont alert time drive therefore another reasons control whole time paragragh 3 stating tested sensor roads didnt want pay money get themwhy leave part invention could crucial included could help improvement acceracy driverless cars willing put forward saftey shoould really trust driverless cars gon na safe drive think driverless cars one thing dont need dangerous driving car causes people alert open minded weather trust life hands tecnology might always persistant manufuction would know wait till something happens shouldnt spending money things really dont need big waste time money driverless cars gon na big problem everybody

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seagoing cowboys part program called unrra helped rebuild cities world war 11 cowboys transported animals horses young cows mules overseas ruined cities become seagoing cowboy luke became seagoing coyboy high school graduation reason joined freind invited go cattle boat europe luke didnt disagree knew would opportunity lifetime join seagoing cowboys would part important program 44 nations united help contries ruins world war 11 seagoing cowboys shipped animals help countries regain food supplies animals things countries needed one cowboys didnt mean work play trips across oceans see china greece contries youve probaly never seen hard days work cleannig stalls feeding animals could play baseball volleyball holds animals kept games like fencing boxing tabletennis also kept cowboys ocupied dangers come important job luke watchman second trip job check animals every hour made report captian slipped ladder slick rain started fall twards atlantic piece metal stopped fall couldnt work cracked ribs become seagoing cowboy includes great sights fun hard work become part seagoing cowboys part great program saves lives job full suprises danger worth helping others

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participate seagoing cowboys program one chance oppurunity allows travel places seen experienece new things able take care animals like horsesyoung cows mules shipped seas may able go sightseeing spare time able fun onboard unloading able play games baseball volleyball gamesin empty holds animals housed tabletennis tournamentsfencingboxingreadingwhittlingand games also helped pass time participate seagoing cowboys program wont two jobs gives future job highschool graduation aware people countries needs awarness stays travel learn kinds new things might covered school able take care animals able help people overall thought becoming seagoing cowboy amazed good would world espcially since lot ways seagoing cowboys program change world seagoing program big resposibilty make sure everything order forgetting anything everything going planneed

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opinion facial action coding system would disagree article saying ok get technology everything nowadays little far might program emotionsbut hard software know person feeling understand feel easy person connect another person thats feel humans usually give one another help advice likely easy person help understand understand emotion happening program something emotions people writing emotional things want people understand hard piece software understand write something personal would want someone relate read could good thing school could help school know kid upset bad school could help kid figure whats wrong paragraph 9 gave examples good ways tell someone means smile face pros alot ot cons article alot good points still dont agree saying science good thing dont think science used helpful situation plus uses schools money used better things use time think things would useful conclusion think useless totally disagree saying technology soon going everything dont want like soon going run robots think use time worrying things dont think help us future

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classroom group students arrive learn class teacher almost everyday school year although students arrive begin seat assigned seats reach supplies class suddenly turn something else attracts attention effort teachers make ensure lesson class educational importantly interactive captivating students yet teachers arent fully aware class pondering feeling lesson presented way expressive thats using new technology professor thomas huang effective education future generations called facial action coding system promising technology able used students professor thomas huang schools across country facial action coding system could life changing piece equipment could certainly save lives students many families could informed childs performance like based daily emotions calculated advance technology facial action coding system able provide specific intel person feels computer installed program studying fourty four muscles humans facial features able distinguish emotions happiness surprise anger digust fear sadness class teacher might able detect current emotion student feels study students facial expression else student acting happy others wont worry software able trace emotion almost exactly teachers keep students emotional state example student occurence considered rather alarming teachers would able understand whats causing act differently class ability new technology would able ensure students able perform school without feeling overwhelmed activities personal issues outside class students facing emotional dilemas could able work calmly teacher aware students true feelings meanwhile students face issues able focus class morning classes students may chance enough sleep overslept even breakfast morning hours first lesson school day arrives mind isnt paying attention expected learn addition lesson presented teacher may confusing completely uninteresting article states classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored nick dalto 6 clearly shows technology professor huang able even detect students troubled emotion learning environment also assistance promising software teachers benefit two ways first advantage would seeing students excel improved lesson second ensuring students interacting feeling understanding teacher instructing learn overall victory students teachers matter mixed emotions sometimes much difficult thing see people different others see something first time theyll believe see others saying theyve seen others think recognition mixed emotions pure confusion add facial action coding system isnt like within article states even though individuals often show varying degrees expression smiling broadly using video imagery new emotionrecognition software tracks facial movements nick dalto 4 people must take away critical reveal technology prospering bring others see couldnt see identification mixed emotions use video imagery also well comparision neutral face face shows emotion later stated value technology beyond imaginations todays society would able bring new discoveries emotions daily lives people collection emotions would bring people together understand one another better better yet software connect relatives aware persons overall emotional state realization persons emotions something normal completely extraordinary professor huangs technology path changing lives people situation politics single person democratic republican side come agreement may ask solution conflict quite clear people cant come fully understand one another without person coming basic understanding someone elses emotions neither one ever come agree team work makes dream work allow side see emotions people assitance facial coding system thatll occur within time incredible reading humans expressive actions

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facs facial action coding system 44 major muscles human face programmed movements detectable software may understandable use technology would groundbreaking highly effective within classrooms many humans portray false pretend emotions humans various different reasonings however facs could used break method manipulation deception tracking facial muscles used moved subject would allow computer calculate different emotions feelings present subject could used matter many different ways within classroom various emotions felt students learning new topics receiving education feelings range excitement interest learning new subjects bored unmotivated proceed lesson day day technology used frequently within schools allowing us adapt new education methods students us presented electronic device school complete homework classwork facs could easily intregrated devices affecting education could taught learned used correct effective manner could change teach students forever lets imagine student perhaps puzzled confused lesson taught using technology facs program could detect modifying information understandable andor enjoyable student would allow education effective many different ways could different two tenth graders class learn new subjects topics effectively released schools possible likely grades would improve drastically technology could also assist special needs learning disabilities teach effective best technique present school emotions displayed students caused learning might unknown stresses difficulties home personal lives causing emotional andor physical distress majorly affect grades learning experience also overall health general using facs detect certain emotions patterns students could help notify educators administration possible issues various causes would allow student gain access aid assist need able persevere stride forward success health students need come first learning using technology discover need assistance would invaluable school systems technology always advancing evolving different new forms facs one many things could change education system teach students overall would provide aid students need succeed education understanding subjects originally confused major benefit using program would detecting distress students allowing school assist receive help need succeed facs could change schools work forever used classrooms would benefit students

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although many people may think going venus despite dangers good idea going venus also benitfical new safety measures technolgy one reason venus sister planet earth dont know alot need go going venus benitfical may ways one way thet give scientist good research dont also give way said article examine closely lastly could gain knowledge living conditions venus even though venus safest palce anyone anything nasa came new safetey measures ensure peoples safetey one said article venus hot place nasa came idea people going venus would floating top venus safe alive another way ensure saftey use silicon devices since metal melts venus studies shown using silicon efficient article said last three weeks furthermore saftey measures also uses technolgy past reasearch known venus burns metal means good resaerch find somthing meatal conduct resarch nasa made another project look old technolgy realised mechanical computers would help researching venus mechanical computers conduct calculations using gears levers also mechanical computers need electronics words going venus resourcful problaly become use future

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many children parents friends lost year vehicle related deaths drunk driving among top leading causes car accidents phones technology play big part distracting driver creating opportunities crash occur driverless cars put use amount wrecks caused drivers fault decraese greatly alcohol cause impaired driver get behind wheel drive next location mind often drunk drivers crash innocent people another car creating death among innocent google cars impaired car owners sit back leave driving technology sensors cameras installed car create much better chance preventing accident instead relying impaired drivers vision sections roads driver take wheel technology advances longer need human control vehicles getting phonecall text driving discovers oppotunity distraction leads car accidents sensored braking system installed within google cars great job decreasing number pedestrian animal related deaths due distraction driver almost always find animals lying alongside roads due drivers inability brake swerve fast enough google cars cameras see animals long driver prevents loos animal destruction vehicle google cars may difficulties faults time advance problems solved preventing drunk driving technology related deaths cause friends family children stay within lives loved ones longer decrease worry also create opputunities focus top people relating deaths preventions

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car free future car necessary 21st century many city planners government officals around globe dont think car free days becoming common place europe south america german town freiburg upscale neighborhood cars banned kind experiment larger towns cities without cars paris smog levels gotten high people asked drive cars order reduce pollution levels united states number miles driven peaked 2005 dropped nine percent since largely due 2008 recession also due people becoming educated effects cars environment people choosing take public transport carpool mainly cheap good environment many key sociologists believe trend continue one sociologists professor mimi sheller diector mobilities research policy center drexel university different things converging suggest witnessing longterm cultural shift many factors point major cultural shift proffesor shelley referred examplethe renewal city centers made suburbs seem less appealing drawn many people cities many carpooling apps appeared last 2 years better cities public transport increase telecommunications start global movement reduce pollution increase efficiency age car coming end

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idea driverless vehicle seems ingenious practical long society whose transportation soley relies concept ludacris name christian essay elaborate biased toward insane concept throughout history humanity aimlessly strived greatness isnt necessarily bad thing however every action equal opposite reaction meaning humanity innovative ingenious ideas utterly insane ones well nature strive granted driverless vehicle appears practical toxic survival seems time progressed people developed dependency technology quite frankly become lazy individuals need cellphone need lastet ipad however items merely superficial humans dont need driverless vehicle average human certainly capable learning drive milestone look forward accomplishing addition rely technology watch six technology machinery googles driverless vehicle built mimic skill human wheel skill replicated computer composed circuits wires drives etc something malfunctions cellular phones gaming consoles computers today constantly needed updated bugs system malfunctions driverless vehicles system froze glitched whilst driving someone freeway human dont neccessarily need worry malfunction programmed machines perception world replicated metaphorical eyes machine insane believe world whose transportation relies driverless vehicle safe idea dangerous person doesnt wish drive world isnt textbook utopian society everyone conforms corporate buisness ideas people oppose contradict idea may evoke unneccessary uproar therefore believe worlds transportation rely ludacris idealology idiotic believe idea driverless vehicle may put practical use aspects military operations local police department services however wholeheartedly contradict notion worlds transportation rely artificial technological system world conform concept would set innoncent lives inevitable doom

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technology continues advance becomes complicated complex innovative todays society eleven years ago iphone exist yet access 3d printers lifesaving medical advancments andthe facial action coding system thats right new technology sometimes refered simply facs developed professor thomas huang beckman institute advanced science university illinois incredible ability read every emotion displayed persons face instance invention identified da vincis mona lisa 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent fearful 2 percent angry demonstration ability certainly impressive instead think potential machine useful tool elsewhere classroom facial action coding system could utilized brilliantly read emotional expressions students classroom valuable idea could change way school run first teachers could use tool test students react certain lessons topics concepts using facs gauge class could identify modify lesson plans future units years come dr huang states classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored teacher could access interpret results computer could modify lesson like effective human instructor emotional information students could provide valuable information instruction would turn give student confidence better undeerstanding topic hand secondly facial action coding system could used help pupils measure effectiveness lessons homework assignments well students perpective homework dreaded unforgiving punishment one always look forward one gets home facs used measure reactions kids certain assignments new technology could modify assignments better fit needs individual student topics would still taught every individual learns way using emotionsreading innovation student could learn develop better connections current subject material lastly might say facs would useless helping learning proccess child naysayers could claim type instruction would never work classroom computer cant provide type personal connection teacher develop student however exactly purpose facial action coding system personally instruct student based childs specific learning needs computer technology may able directly teach new topic certainly help proccess identifying methods work ones classroom conclusion use technology read emotional expressions students classroom incredibly valuable tool innovation pave way future instruction setting template teaching years come could facs used help teachers modify way present information classroom facial action coding system could used additional item help students homework might say impersonal effective new technology could truly personal individual type instruction world fingertips end dr huang said best human connection nonverbal including emotional communicationso computers need understand

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seagoing cowboys program opportunity lifetime world war ii many countries left ruins unrra made program help contries called seagoing cowboys take care animals shipped overseas also helping people giving food also seeing europe china acropolis greece also find time fun board playing veritiy games unloading animals text states 1945 world war ii europe many countries left ruins unrra hired take care horses young cows mules shipped text also stated besides helpling people side benefit seeing europe china seeing acropolis greece special luke also found time fun board especially return trips animals unloaded cowboys played baseball volleyball games empty holds animals participating seagoing cowboys program allows experience adventures visit many unique places seagoing cowboy much adventure open new world grateful opportunity take make aware people countries needs sign today fellow seagoing cowboy luke bomberger

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text author uses facts people know like close venus us could possibly also whats possibly also whats possibly mars planet orbits different speeds nasa sent many people space see like see could life venus planet orbits different speeds venus unlikely live 97 carbon dioixde blankets even challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid acid venus atmosphere even though would like put people venus likely someone could die atmosphere venus looked like earth past thats venus wildlife oceans could live atmosphere would wipe everything planet heat

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say face mars alien artifact know prove cant well quess prove alien artifact use knowledge evidence story says people made movie face mars also put many magazines also put haunted grocerey store check lines draw attention though want think wanted money sence people thought face alien artifact nasa made photographing main priority jpl website revieled face landmark nothing face mars located 41 degrees north martian latitude winter cloudy time planet mars may messed picture little bit anyway mission controles prepared look hard locate face sence camera scans planet like fax machine dont come across often evan used special camera zooms close planet still saw planets face nothing landform conclusion face nothing alien artifacts prove aliens nothing simple landform

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article calledmaking mona lisa smile explains advanced technology identify humans feeling inside technology attention grabbing seems futuristic facial action coding system claims lots uses think new technology could useful learning environment facial action coding system could benefit classroom setting able tell student completely understanding material able tell student bored zoning seeing enjoying lesson lot times students understand information pushed afraid ask questions teachers cant read students mind teachers arent computerized system identify student understanding concepts class students often afraid embarrassed ask questions class sake dont personal experience student frustrating doesnt benefit education new facial action coding system could change way people learn whole new level able identify confusion breaking concepts system identify students confused could extremely beneficial lots different levels students sit classes 8 hours day 5 days week makes bored thinking student bound zone mention get bored throughout day wrong teaching material needs taught making little interesting could benefit everyone system detect student getting bored incorperating interesting topics lesson would beneficial everyone could make students life lot less stressful teachers life lot easier students think topics interesting others matter opinion found years schooling lot easier learn material enjoying believe every student ability enjoy learning something years school facial coding system could speed process finding interesting topics student lot easier sometimes takes years find topic school enjoy new technology available us could help students enjoy learning lot facial action coding system many ways benefit learn understanding material completely engaged topics even enjoying learn school believe ability things technology front us reason students wouldnt benefit could change learning whole new way students wouldnt give facial action coding system try classroom

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imagine world cars driving would think thats cool like future assue may cracked seems like driverless cars may seem like going become next big thing work quite bit even test driverless cars road driverless cars become safety issue traffic laws written assuming drivers would wheel times obviously driverless cars drivers wheel cars become next big thing road great deal traffic laws must rewritten accomdate new cars another issue driverless cars human near safe human driver assuming take precautions seriously drive safely although cars great deal sensors mean safe cars mimic humans drive think sensors work properly cause accident results injuries death would responbile accident would automobile manufacturer held responsible things need carefully thought driverless cars become next big thing hit united states manufacturers say car driverless mean drive completely sure drive part lot cars require human take control certain areas construction zones traffic would take car would ever want buy driverless car drive people would get sick take car wait turn able drive driverless cars cracked seem answer driverless cars cracked seem safety issure still require human drive frustrating drive

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think people participate seagoing cowboys program get go places probably never explore free time get see countries might feel special get help countries recover food supplies animals wars take care animals feeding giving water two three times day also clean stalls move hay bales bags oats served night watchman may think boring get check animals times see alright sometimes risk working nightwatch rain slid ladder cracked ribs still fun job lot free time play volleyball baseball games pass time returning trips animals unloaded would tabletennis tournaments boxing reading fencing games whittling seagoing cowboy adventure also teaches countries needs family helped people hosting number exchange visitors number international students seagoing cowboy hard work pays beautiful sights see

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author supports suggests exploration study venus several ways despite dangers complications first give well described detail venus like name misleading interesting details called planet make reader interested reading next explain called planet holds like 97 carbon dioxide according text well relate earth ways well differ question called planet hasnt well discovered give called planets surface finally author gives information nasa like working ways study despite challenges text also states harsh conditions easiest survivable author set goal mind strongly belives explore called planet trial era well motovation willpower

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agree give car chance fundamentally change world personal view great idea strongly believe automakers would make roads safer generation many people like text drive even snapchattng drive would want teenager even adults road arent paying attention phones road really want dont automakers drivers would worry paying attention theyre driving right yeah maybe see coming passing law technology fails causes accident would accident would still driver charge well human brain technology would perfect combination making safe everyone many kinds problems world right driving people paying attenton roads techology fail driver would control would notified techology would give driver attention giving wheel driver would sensors computer hardware software make driving safe driverless cars would make roads safer would make better driver well would life changing think driverless would great start something different would cause much accidents would smart idea pass law

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read unmasking face mars many people convinced face found near cydonia natural landform however also many people believe face extraterresrial activity however nasa gave us facts prove face mountainlike landform rather extraterrestrial phenomenon first many photos taken nasa show evidence aliens natural landmasses april 5 1998 nasa sent mars global surveyor mgs cydonia michael malin team snapped picture ten times sharper original viking photos happened revealed public face landform proves mass indeed landmass also pictures taken original onethe one got everyone speculatng origin landmass means new pictures much clearer thus believable han original secondly many theories around face mars definite sign aliens conspiracy theories fifth paragraph states people think face bona fide evidence life mars evidence nasa would rather hide say conspiracy theorists quote article proves many people make theories credibility legs stand also many claims hold cocrete evidence rather based speculation finally nasa deployed mgs yet april 8 2001 cloudless day cydonia paragraph ten explains roll spacecraft 25 degrees center face field view malins team captured extraordinary photo using cameras absolute maxium resolution also paragraph twelve states picture actually shows martian equivalent butte messalandforms common around american west quotes prove picture best resolution face still depicted landmass also compare landforms landforms commonly found american west concludes face extraterrestrial activity misunderstanding made conspiracy theorist conclusion based evidence article face fact landform mars states extraterrestial life universe right article teaches people listen conspiracy theories facts evidence support

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autonomous cars cars future able drive without human interaction needed autonomous cars would far intelligent human driver preventing numerous crashes due driver discraction autonomous cars forever change way people commute autonomous cars would change way people commute work would also change way people travel human needed wheel autonomous us cars make traveling long distances lot enjoyable would also allow human occupants others things rather sit look window autonomous cars also lot smarter average human driver comes fleet sensors stored onboard sensors include cameras gps inertial motion sensors automotive radar important lidar lidar uses laser beams map area around car generates 360 degree 3d model happening around car article driverless cars coming author points many good atributes autonomous car author claims autonomous cars would use one half fuel used taxis today less fuel used could mean less toxic emmissions cleaner environment author also states autonomous car would flexibility bus today bus runs along predetermined route publictransportation system used autonomous cars would far better pepole want stay along predetermined route autonomous cars also lot safer article reports googles fleet autonomous cars driven half million miles accident autonomous car would lot safer people riding inside also people around autonomous cars able see everything going sphere influence something human driver could 360 degree range vision autonomous car driving way everyday lives make world safer cleaner place live autonomous car change way people commute forever

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driverless cars seem cool driverless cars thing future really know much work money time take create driverless cars firmly beleive driverless cars society would super cool believe create cars driverless cars would require changing laws would many complications someone got injured due driverless car money time would put towards driverless cars simply worth paragraph 9 states technology fails someone injured fault driver manufacturer question passage shows would many questions something happen whose fault person driving vehicle never completely driverless cars get drivers fine say wont fall asleep get distracted car driving paragraph 8 says wouldnt drivers get bored waiting turn drive drivers would get bored mean usually accident tesla projecting release 2016 car capable driving autopilot 90 percent time people barely afford new car right let alone driverless car driverless cars expensive timely many complications money time would put towards driverless cars simply worth states illegal even test comuterdriven cars case would amazing see states make legal completely driverless cars road computerdriven cars controlled computer controlled something happen way driverless cars also able controlled human present future hold driverless cars lot money going cars even money pocket decide buy one see future holds cars

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article driverless cars coming author presents positive negative aspects driverless cars believe driverless cars became legal accidents would occur thousands perople lose jobs driverless cars almost every part car controlled computer happens cars computer lost power long overheats computer working hard situations car would likely stop functioning correctly quite possibly hurt pasenger essential part car breaks road google car special piece equipment called lidar keeps constant 3d model area around piece machinery fails road driver required take control car keep driving people buildings cars situations driver would need take control unique situation else fatalities could occur couple examples could happen driverless car malfunctioned road article driverless cars coming says current taxi system would taken driverless cars would put hundreds thousands taxi uber drivers job also jobs replaced driverless cars job like trash collector would require driver get driveway get correct position properly safely collect trash emergerency response vehicles like ambulances police cars fire trucks would also need drivers get traffic quickly efficiantly safely examples show hundreds thousands people would lose jobs driverless cars take also show jobs completed without driver behind wheel since driverless cars driven computers means suseptable hackers harmful people driverless car computer connected internet hackers anywhere world could hack cars computer make whatever want also people could damage car physically damaging essential external parts car also unforseen events could happen nature cars camera lidar could covered acciddently leaf bug car could hit bad bump jar sytems computer things possible realm driverless cars reasons stated show always time cars need driver take control unique situation whether faulty computer broken camera drivers always needed

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car form everyday transportation peoples lives nessisarily bad thing exactly good thing either many areas countries world begun cut back car use ban together countries certain conditions warrants car use dangerous many reasons advantages living life without car easily explained paper small german suburb called vauban people given vital piece modern day life cars things people see everyday parking lots garages driveways removed community course illegal car suburb expensive buy allotted space put car families suburb commented happier state mind without stress owning vehicle along source emotional release owning car means people contributing emissions greenhouse gas cars quoted responsible 12 percent greenhouse gas emissions europe vauban result years effort trying make cities walking bicycling friendly communities like fast growing places like united states largly promoted companies even enviornmental protection agency places like paris hand completly different reasons going carfree paris quoted nearrecord pollution contries climate causes car pollution trapped leaving dense smog throughout city gone far place restirctions driving one day vehicles certain plate numbers must driven next day vehicles opposite plate numbers must driven defy restirction fined cause smog blamed frances fuel choices pariss problems another reason carfree bogota columbia ban use vehicles buses taxis one day every year called day without cars quoted good stress reliever good way lower air polution day without cars part improvement campaign since mid1990s bogata truly commited supporting carfree enviornment construction bicycle paths parks sports centers even replacement damaged sidewalks even people president obama advertising cut back use cars greenhouse gas emissions even dont realize americans already begun use cars less decline american car sales number people going get licenses declined well america long ultimate advertiser cars prominent car brands today call us home quoted lack car sales blamed americas declining financial situation unemployment factor means use cars overall though decline car use lead people find alternate modes transportation even financial employment issues resolved might continue use combining different situations together well shifts culture leads one simple thing nowadays personal car ownership isnt something people serious add fact many companies influential parties advertising carfree way life cars simply longer desirable people

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honestly think driverless cars whats point working car job thats laziness fair anyone driverless cars hurt human someone could seriously get hurt youre paying type attention road accident front honestly scary threat human life whats next flying cars definately sounds pathetic invent thats smart everyone needs eyes road times driverless car doesnt satisfiy needs life car safe dont key unlock car cars belong anyone everyone believe cars need safe driver behind wheel controlling every part car breaks engine blows stop car crash theyre trying warn us faults hitting another person control unless steering wheel honestly doesnt sound like full control car idea sounds stupid much car going cost theres shortage doesnt warn work zone accident honestly drinking driving seriously driving death

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people think aliens real people think aliens real face mars changed different amount years dont know changed probably never know camera took picture shadow either camera something else made face look like face shadow make rock look like eyes nose mouth one knows face changes maybe aliens maybe natrual change maybe getting older every famous attractions change rock could natural landform dont know changes mystery aliens real people would think aliens made everything space come earth attack kill us aliens myth people belive evrything andor watch much tv shows aliens aliens real ans face natural landform face changes overtime maybe face looks like face

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people say face mars something built ancient aliens much like theories people come structures earth people even stated aliens could trying cover hiding time take firm believers land mass consists surroundings resembles mesa type biome since developments time showing different variations face become years different arguements different points view different time periods different variations thing proven natural land mass martian made structure lot things points toward natural land mass martian made structure government trying cover one thing shows natural structure article states scientists figured another martian mesa common enough aroud cydonia means multiple things like things make one different fact unusual shadows make look human like structure built happened people got news figured wasnt real conspiracy theorists came made seem like cover isnt true nasa could gotten publicity well many funds mesa different anything western united states many mesas could look equally strange dont bother want believe life something strange going planets years images land mass gotten clear come realize face large point shadowy parts picture 1976 really blurry cant really tell got people hopes thought may structure due shadows formation around 1998 one bit clearer still bit unclear could look like could something like sphinx egypt formation around 2001 image looks way clear one shows something completely different expected regular mesa cracks dips shadows formation around something tell 2001 picture though look closely image others see dips eyes mouth clear dont really show since everything clear see cracks could added effect even theories made nasa defending well people trying prove wrong prove something government cover could still fought knows could life somewhere besides earth proof image still remain natural land structure people dissapointed others motivated keep moving possibly one day find signs life maybe humans would prepped set case disaster nothing wrong personal opinions part pictures plenty evidence proven still natural occurence way land forms time even though people may keep looking signs something could conspiracy want find something supernatural strange fact stands many thing like different planet make anymore special doesnt make different

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making mona lisa smile author describes new technology called facial action coding system enables computers identify human emotions computers actually calculate emotions dr paul eckman creater facial action coding system dr eckman classified six basic emotions happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness calculated facial expression movement muscles face seems quite interesting ordinary would use new technology read students emotional expressions valuable classroom opinion yes technology could really help comprehension learning students author mentions prediction dr huang paragraph six classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored exactly true teachers could recognize students emotions also modify lesson like effective human instructor author also mentions think word communication automatically think talk quite right author also mentions towards end paragraph six human communication nonverbal including emotional communication knowing fact would expect students speak ask questions lesson confused would also like mention new technology teachers would know wrong student lot times students going things home could keep distracted class teachers know student angry sad teacher could talk get mind try keep best concentrated lesson possible teachers would also able see isnt concentrating call class get attention conclusion computers could help much teachers never know student really feeling could think head feeling sick maybe theyre sad angry also could tell theyre confused simply try teach lesson another way around maybe student feeling fear ask question something confused theyd feel embarrased infront classmates whatever case new technology would really valuable classroom could help school community general making easy teachers teach mainly students learn

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many companies beginning design produce test driverless cars however many cars completely driverless dangerous driverless cars become legal road dangerous unnecessary majority driverless cars completely driverless require driver take control car difficult complicated road conditions stated article steer accelerate brake designed notify road ahead requires human skills navigating work zones around accidents cars capable moving still need help driver times driverless cars truly driverless cars would need assistance would able move scenario would much dangerous current cars dirvers today funding research ultimately make roads less safe investment many people would like take part instead funding research develop dangerous self driving cars money going toward repairing current roads making current cars safer helping drivers learn drive safely sum driverless cars unnecessary dangerous therefore roads also continue funding research driverless cars instead spend money bettering current system already place

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limiting car usage easy take considering peoples jobs half hour away cases could replace gas cars water oil solarpowered cars replace road heat sensor pannels replace cars fuel line eigther solar based power syatem used water fuel supply heatfriction sensor pannels produce enough electrical energy power builds appartment complexs houses even recharge battery seconds way live things people dont know use brain come cleaner source renewable energy entire project could free go world wide long everyone world agree perfect replacement fossil fuels document could get th government somehow ican change world better probably save poluted earth destroying self could fix green house eeftect earth could clean radio active polution useing gas powered cars erath could go back clean slat polution made toxic fumes atmosphere destroyed rivers lakes everything could fixed one simple thought childs mind adults knew listen words teach us listen twice muchas speak ifthis country right freedom speech think idea isworth telling world keeping mouth shut speaking air world house yeld parents becuase want nobody wants hear anyone gets read please immediatly take someone important would love idea thank

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article challenge exploring venus author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite danger prestents article author explains difficult conditions venus risks humans exploring studying venus explains studying venus effective astronomers fascinated venus may well earthlike plant solar system author explains possibility venus earthlike plant solar system compares similarities planets venus earth might dangers human studying venus evident explains venus atmosphere renders standard forms photography videography ineffective ship orbiting hovering safety far planets surface nasa working approaches studying venus example electronics tested chamber stimulating chaos venuss surface lasted three weeks condition another project looking back old technology 1800s played important role ww new old technolgy tested useful made resistant pressure heat forces found venus venus value stated paragraph 8 studying venus challenge worth studied meet edges innovation

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advantages limiting car usage ever thought advantages limiting car usage limiting car usuage less pollution town covered smog itll bring closer community think fellow citizens want community begin first positive declining usage cars prevent pollution pollution horrible harm people many ways pollution make people sick keep wanting go outside enjoy doors also harm wildlife example big trucks machinary seem spit lot diesel lot pollution internally harm citizens bodies want pollution community next limiting car usage prevent beautiful city covered smog smog nasty makes environment home look nasty well smog pollution travels air allows skyclouds look grey air filled wih types horrible gasses im sure wouldnt like going side seeing environment gloomy disgusting vehicals lastly vehicals day talking people life genuine truely bring everyone much closer community close neighbors talking walking genuine people communtity help society grow want know surrondings get cars go stroll never know may outcome vehicals overrated opinion conclude think consider advantages less car usuage prevent pollution prevent smoggy community also help communicate family choice whats best fro society dont forget outcomes car usuage

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often times students get confused classroom may understand something like material whatever case may students lot emotions dealt inside class facial action coding system facs could help us understand students emotions facs new computer software read human emotions isnt regular computer software though talk anyone anything simply need react usually would youre probably asking well computer tell emotions im talking facs advanced software reads human emotions facial expressions software begins erecting 3d model face 44 major muscles 1 muscle multiple muscles move called action unit computer uses units determine emotions user designer software classified 6 basic emotions computer read happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness hopefully software soon able read emotions confusion depression facs used leonardo da vincis painting mona lisa results concluded following happy 83 disgust 9 fear 6 anger2 many humans couldnt even come information software extremely superior could useful classroom able tailor material students better understand taught facs would revolutionary education also therapy would amazing idea software classrooms offices around world humans love improve perfect way

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believe driverless cars bad idea would support idea would cause many deaths cause lot harm also cause lot crashes also people dont fast reflex prevent crashes going cost fortune keep producing lot money produce kind road kind car cars cause many deaths computer controling car wouldent stop supposed stop due mistake sensors also happen due driver paying attention road person driving could push limit car anything could happen car would lose control crash killing people cars going cost fortune due road improvements also materials needed sensors cost two hundred million dollars goes show much cars cost car also needs fixed sooner later cars parts cost fortune get car crashed could blame people driving car people created big problem bisness owners car decides malfunction cause lot damage cause life end car could damaged driver would know person controling comoputer hacking also big problem world google decides sell car hackers could take control cars could potential thret environment inocent people cars would need lot secruity problem could cost needs driverless cars hidden dangers cars proving point belive people want car soon regret due dangers car would cost fortune lot damage car also needs assistance think car driving really driving

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dear state senator elections coming soon even know going election day know process called electoral college established constitution founding fathers honest think time change really think electoral college isnt really favor people anymore heres think happen instead election day vote president getting senates ran presidental candidate think two different votings one president one senates heres first election day comes around think voting president arent instead voting big group slate electors vote president example lived washington wanted vote john doe instance would voting slate 35 electors pledged president slate electors vote presdient people dont think everyone knows people know said electoral college diaster factor government says american people consider lucky wrong american people technically cant even vote president becuase constitution needs change like allowing people go vote either vote slate electors elect president vote president way people feel like vote actually count thank state senator giving time read letter electoral college hope take idea consideration thanks sincerely propername student schoolname

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believe using technology could effective classroom environment computer read emotion student react based upon emotions student feeling technology also make animated facial expressions easier read computer classroom able read emotions student could make learning students easier entertaining dr huang expert develop better ways humans computers communicate predictsa classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored could modify lesson like effective human instructor human instructors read emotions students know need change lesson way students issues paying attention struggling assignments computer program could make get lesson explain better another reason technology could useful using make animated faces easier read article states technology make computeranimated faces expressive video games video surgery could help possible college students may going fields use either student helping develop video game would make easier use technology make faces expressive could also help student wants become surgeon need know patient feeling technology could change way educated make easier us learn comfortable environment humans express greatly way bodies move faces make dr huang notes human communication nonverbal including emotional communication computers need understand

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dear state senator argue favor keeping electoral college requires presidential candidate transregional appealits actually good thing basically voters involved wasnt one voter president wouldnt elected president candidate one regional appeal unlikely successful president didnt voters might would worst president could bad things country want may affect us country dispute outcome electoral college votye possible winning candidates share electoral college invariably exceeds share popular vote another reason electoral college restores weight political balance large states population lose virtue mal apportionment senate decreed constitutuion large states florida wyoming gets attention presidential candidates campaign small states entirely possible winner electoral vote yet happened rarely party selects slate electors trusted vote partys nominee rarely betrayed addition argue electoral college method selecting president may turn potential voters candidate hope state careful want vote cause alot damge president even world live let people already know political partys democrats republicans continued background checked vote people faked thier identity voted even forced someone else vote even didnt want electoral college important process goes world make place better one electoral college better oppertunities life like good president becomes president like obama good things taxes even make easier kids jobs wont streets bad things maybe even one day would grow able vote thier favoritem president argue favor keeping electoral college

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dear florida state senator people given electoral college order allow us congress say next face country know fix broken maybe time allow changes election electoral college attempts maintain fair voting process like many great ideas comes kinks nonswing states rough time voting season chances ever getting voice heard slim nothing second source paragraph thirteen office federal register mentioned candidates spend time swing states due better chance suceeding nonswing states unfair citizens states able get word let alone simple acknowledgement may voting even third source twentieth paragraph ootfr mention lucky states chosen receive information candidates unfortunate discarded like old newspaper votes solely dependent electors states shown paragraph ten source two voter often get confused placing votes towardsoften voting wrong candidate control whatsoever following paragraph john f kennedy trouble back 1960 la state legislature nearly got new electors kennedys popular vote would received overall electors play crucial part electoral college must could trusted hold much responsibilty allinall electoral college contains flaws normal im asking abolish altogether compromise evenly distribute power votes gets say happening sincerely propername

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driverless cars developed offer safe help polution cars drive offer community could possibly become new public transportation system taxis buses would replaced driverless cars flexible get people want go faster people wont wait stop indivsuals location get like would bus driveless cars safe sensors used cars become way advanced come point able detect respond outofcontrol skids even roll overs brakes applied individual wheels reduce increase power engine better responce control human driver could even something go wrong human control still accessable google driverless cars since 2009 droven half million miles still going strong crash yet driverless cars also help polution google cofounder forsees use half fuel todays taxis think majority buses could replaced adds less gas used means less hazardous fumes put air possibly future cars could even ran electricity helping ecosystem even driverless cars offer new safe evironmental helping way transportation overlooked could possibly break new improved future

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development driverless cars beneficial aspect world progresses future development cars ensure safety driverpassenger outside pedestrians drivers development cars also make driving less straining driver requires careful attention road therefore development driverless cars supported beneficial aspect revolutionize world comes safety accidents cars tend always involve factors many daily drivers make road dangerous place dont full atttention road instead distracted factors texting anything thats causes take eyes road development driverless cars ensure guaranteed saftey driver completeley imobolized hazardous mistakes according article driverless cars coming author states driving laws focus keeping drivers passengers pedestrians safe lawmakers know safety best achieved alert drivers case shows safety ensured drivers alert drivers alert real world saftey cant guaranteed safety guaranteed driverless cars prime function transport incapable submission outside forces driving previously stated requires plentiful attention road surroundings however straining driver due restrained look road long peiod time hands becoming sore grasping steering wheel driverless cars relieve burden due control driving driver instead relax enetertain sleep exhausted busy day article author states enetrtainment information systems turned driver needs take implying driver needs engaged necessary rather 100 time conclusion development driverless cars seen great innovation safety world drivers among people longer need feel heavy burden ensuring remain alert fully engaged tense suffering driving period time development driverless cars indeed positive aspect drivers global

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hear people say going buy car drive self always seem get argument know someone smart enough whats reason see u dont wan na drive hire someone drive car kinda scary eyes technology someone put blows mind article went say google car gone half million miles crash truly think thats roads nobody else car know go easy thing u got gps system car know stop sudden hard never know whe make quick turn u wont hit anybody stop fast cause someone hopped street way people drive days car would know could laying back car drives self car cuts instead u focus road relaxing hit kill someone fault cars eyes cars drive self good right still testing done also mean laws made person owns one article also went say alert driving something bad happen seat vibrate thats good way alert someone im going need sounds something think work kinks first put cars lot data showing save one

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think driverless cars might bad thing much technaligy one car becomes like human body one cameras stop working like becoming blind one eye still see efectivley fix camera much cost sensors malfunction lost youre hearig sence touch smell taste would car know car blind like chicken head cut unless stearing wheel save self emergency hand brake much cost buy sensor make one manny days take new one arive think bad idea becase somthimes new bad old best

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believe using classroom valuable however could also bad idea states text freontailis pars lateralis muscle eyes raises eyebrows youre surprised first good know looking old photographs taken see person happy second computer tell student bored confused sad happy good teacher student confused something learning want ask front class would show teacher need know subject struggling finally inspiring computer tell actually serious facial expressions believe schools try future good used classrooms

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dear senator dont think everyones vote count well everyone else us thats change voting system change ever candidate gets votes wins im saying couple conflicts electoral college also tell popular votes better nation let tell electoral college conflicts brings 2000 gore popular votes less electoral votes meant bush millions people voted gore got betrayed nominees vote president didnt vote president swore voted gore yet nominees didnt angered votes didnt really count change system popular votes people us would happier system would less complicated would better everyones vote would count would going candidate want people might vote president think change systems electoral college unfair people popular votes everyones votes count votes go towards presidents towards people might vote president want

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pursuing study venus would benefit everyone society gathering information venus would give scientist understanding planet started also could prove scientist venus actually earth like planet turned first know far venus thick atmosphere almost carbon dioxide national aeronautics space administration tried send spacecraft venus spacecrafts survive landing targets factor including thick venus atmosphere highly currosive sulfuric acid also temeprature contributes factors nasas possible solution creating blimplike vehicle hovers 30 miles venusian landscape hand vehicle stay 30plus miles surface meaning take samples like rocks sand staff also taking photograph venus surface would work light would penetrate venus dense atmosphere furthermore nasa working approaches study venus nasa created simplified electronic made silicon carbide tested chamber stimulate chaos venus suprisingly silicon carbide lasted three week condition silicon carbide indeed craft would able collects particle venus surface like rock example lastly nasa working mechanical computer mechanical computer played important role world war ii unique thing computer need electronic make calculation computer modern day indeed powerful quick flexible delicate comes extreme conditions conclusion insisting trying new diffrent craft go venus would definitely lead us nasa success collecting evidences fossils like rocks trying failing land venus surface stop us lead us information expand knowledge planet also lead even better innovation nasa use probably also us humans

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hey earth twin challenge exploring venus author strongly suggest venus worthy pursuit despite dangers although authors idea may sound wild support argument intelligently begin author supports ideas giving back ground knowledge venus author preoceeds scientificly explain orbits venus mars earth takesearth venus mars planetary neighbor orbit sun different speeds differences speed mean sometimes closer mars times venus venus sometimes right around space sent numerous spacecraft land clouddraped world explanation author gives us shows us simalirty planets efforts exploring venus important despite conditons paragraph 4 author uses rhetorcle device sister planet inhostible scientist even discuusign vistits surface author uses rhetoricle quetsion get point across reader author goes depth describing geogrphics venus could earth like planet long ago today venus still features analogous earth author brings nasa conversation explains us working explore venus nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientist float fray although author fully aware extreme condtions venus still dont believe hoviering 30 miles venus wont provide enough information author also argues scientist wont ability take samples rocksgasetc author even goes saying therefore scientist seeking conduct thorough mission undestand venus would need get close personal despite risks well earth may twin identical despite harsh conditions venus aurthor great job supporting idea venus worthy pursuit forget author supported claim lots evidence provied text

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computer cars would want computer driving car five month baby car strongly dissagree wouldnt let computer drive car personal think driverless cars risky therefore dissagree driverless cars dangerous laziness expensive driveless cars ways way dangerous happens sensors doesnt go back driver car crash put place going driveless cars gets battery ran way fast dangerous car shut car wont able contact emergancy savers becuase wouldnt battery secondly getting driverless car lazy already unhealthly drive cars going computer driving car scientisits belive driverless car cause world everything done computer mean world wouldnt healthly everything would done us thirdly think driveless car expensive driverless car cost millions dollars bad car breaks would even expensive think shouldnt waste live savings junk inconclusion driverless cars stupid car dangerous expensive driving car

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2000 21 centuery began since came far airplanes going faster speed advanced phones relable machines next technlogy slowly advanceing every day new products coming day could create driveless cars might seem like wild dreams little mad phones seem like crazy idea first created driverless cars creating car would help stopping car crashes would less popultion could save moeny future lets build driverless cars better future building cars save drivers passengers pedestrians car send vibration signlas driver throught car put danger specail touch sensore also make sure drivers hands wheel times system also add car trun devices driver needs take actions number car crashes still high could stop might able car building cars cause less poplution cars made bus trains taxis removed replaced cars poplution cause reduced driverless cars less cars road less poplution made global wraming still high damage already made cars stop rising build cars also save goverment money yes money put project create test looking postive side less car made less mateirals need buy expores less gas need bought moeny saved put help economy improving future driverless cars doesnt sound amazing cars save lifes cars save planet cars save moeny future might little bit better cars 21 century promised new technolgies time created driverless cars might first step going futurist era well never know future instored us

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driverless cars new thing world people think cars best thing world dont actually drive people think bad idea dont trust driver seat driverless car stressful driver didnt trust car drive driver would freaking everytime car applied gas breaks even turned wheel invention high tech many things needed roads driverless cars dangerous many ways since new may flaws car could accidently apply gas instead breaks would crash wheel could turn right instead left would going wrong way would make driver frustrated would end taking car driving anyway crash would responsible would driver driverless car would manufacturer designed car first place car could malfunction driver car would blamed even though even driving car right driverless cars illegal states even test tested properly would driver want risk hisher life could drive guarentee know going right way would know car would stop stop sign instead speeding cars need worked years get released public buy lot hand cars developed properly notify driver heshe needs take car situations driver may need take construction heavy traffic may need take driving construction ensure safety car let know need take vibrating seat flashing lights windshield also safety feature manufacturers considering uses cameras watch drivers always focused road even driving driver watches road car watch driver make sure still paying attention help improve safety cars conclusion think driverless cars dangerous right years development may new thing future every state country allows cars tested next step towards cars roads available public may take years manufacturers make sure cars flaws could cause accident fault 2020 car companies nissan audi plan cars drive everyday car manufacturers getting one day closer creating driverless cars public think cars need tested properly even think putting roads

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