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well think aliens mars likey th moon made cheese meaning possible idea struct facts simply natural landform looks much like human face aliens made would know look like also signs life planet lastly bunch creators mountian lets look facts possible life looks much like human face proof aliens would know look like would many similarities us alien structure would living among us would stick little bit another fact shutdown theory mars inhabitable still size earth possible live mars able produce oxegen trees would probably say aliens woud needed oxegen say every living thing needs oxegen lasty first look hard see mountain look look mouth nose eyes freckles though look closely see freckles creators mouth simply dips two mountains eyes also large creators also look nose see extention one mountains hard see diffrences think actual face fact possible sign alien life sign f aliens mars beccause looks much like human face planet inhabitable creators mountain

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based information read change election popular vote understand reading scource three paragraph fifteen vote presidential candidate yuo actually voting slate electors means voting someone vote addition elctoral college remain active better understand scource two paragraph eleven single best argument electoral college might call desaster factor goes state 2000 fiasco biggest crisis century system alows much worse also means could happen twice bad secondly contrary belief electoral college vote one find information scource two paragraph eleven consider state legislatures technically responsible picking electors elctors could always defy people simply means elctor could vote completly oposite conclusion elction popular vote best way go voters choice really count

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face actual landform created aliens order prove need facts majority essay going also telling know face mars landform many facts face mars landform sharing find also telling landforms similar face citing evidence facts article unmasking face mars one first claims face mars actually landform created aliens paragraph three unmasking face mars states caption noted huge rock formationwhich resembles human headformed shadows giving illusion eyes nose mouth beginning sentence says huge rock formation telling us actually rock devolped time form shape face created aliens aliens create make rocks another claim face actually land form created aliens paragraph twelve giving us clear precise meaning face landform telling us picture actually shows martian equivalent butte mesa landforms common around american west reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho says garvin lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars telling us places world like face mars also means places aliens could made face mars means would make mesas buttes entire universe lastly final claim face actually landform created aliens paragraph seven article unmasking face mars tells us april 5 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia first time michael malin mars orbiter camera moc team snapped picture tem times sharper original viking photos thousands anxious web surfers waiting image first appered jpl web site revealing natural landform alien monument end whole paragraph tells us alien monument means aliens create face mars conclusion know face mars actually landform created aliens facts cited article unmasking face mars given good claims really hope change opinion topic matter

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keep electoral college vote canidate presidential election actually voting hisher electors also electors anyone holdin public office finally voters cant always control elected electoral college member vote canidate 60 percent todays voters would prefer direct way electing officials electing know vote canidate want elected office voting canidate actually voting canidates electors electoral college system us voters dont vote president vote slate electors turn elect canidate voted say voted obama last years election didnt actually vote obama voted electors vote im turn voting many people see fine say canidates electors turned voted someone else thus leading road betrayl one important reason electoral party disbanded electors represent canidate presidential run anyone holding public office chooses electors voters course state sometimes people actually voting electors havent even heard seen flyers ads state chooses officials state conventionsand even sometimes state partys committee president party electors would way cheating officials vote electoral party voted vote specific canidate went changed mind mid election passed countries vote different xcanidate election cant always control eletors stick voting elector voted without electoral college group voters voted canidate would actually vote canidate actually want win thus making electoral college irrelevent dont need form party change vorte mid election keep electoral college flawls deciving image holds vote canidate vote electorial party member representing canidate canidate anyone chosen state cant always control member electoral college voted vot different canidate ended voting election dont need electoral college help vote presidents direct way voting

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driverless cars great way transportation first driverless cars save millions dollars save money goverments money cars use half fuel todays cars use said use extra gas money something important car save money save extra time relax unless driver take go around traffic around accident second driverless cars safe cars sensors detect theres car accident work zone traffic near occurs cars alerts seats vibrating car turning distraction driver take alert driverless cars also worked include cameras watch driver keeping eye road isnt distracted help issure drivers arent distracted ready alert driverless cars great way begin new future special features alerts keep drivers safe happy great way help reduce accidents driverless cars also save money nothing like great wait enjoy extra relaxing time inbeteween drives

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world many people use cars almost everyday day never day someone would rather walk drive really helping us many people never wounder life would without cars people dont like even may best us people need understand without cars would help self everything around well using car everyday bad air wailking keep fit clear air every year air get worse worse one person would rather walk drive show cleaning air many way get around without driving improve world around many pepole animal get ran cars careless owner show cars killing us intwo ways air getting hit one using would stop slowly clean world people get kill car

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article driverless cars coming author talks future going cars operated computer development cars reason depending computer isnt smartest thing said introduction depending comupter isnt brightest thing computer fail reason said fail hacked system shutdown one reasons fails hacking anymore capacity resorces hack computer hack easily example people around world try hack high secerity system get secret files government use people hack system cause car go control someone dislike cause accident second reason system computer fail time example car motion car stop highways cause serious accident driving driverless car cause debate whos fault accident could like article said technonlogy fails someone injuried faultthe driver manufacturer disagree driverless cars since cause many problems accidentsdebates technology fail many ways example system shutting hacking people buy car future cause much damage hurt society people start losing trust technology effects companies

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facial action coding systems facs used read students emotions real question want teacher know happy sad mad fustrated confused board answer simply yes ones want others know ther feeling mostlikly sociltype person hand simple know somone gauging emotions say didnt want anyone know mad angery sad would afraed make exprestion even go class nowadays watched normal acurance personal level emotions thoughts many may ask good know one feeling answer unclear paragraph six artical tells helpfull facs could classroom students learn anything real life crucial understand cant please everyone much try wont walked elementery school past year notice different souroundings elementery schools laptops every student makes easyer ever teacher make publish assinment personly wittnesed siblings homework weekend fridays never elementer school sum tecnolagy dosnt always mean needs implamented classroom becase dosent mean mention pay system tax dollors

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facial action coding system valuable software helps recognize emotional expressions students classrooms developed technology detecting emtions became easier identify improved accuracy changed ways communication students following paragraphs advatanges using new system introduced able detect exact emotions promising application impacted emotional recgonition students serval ways mentioned passage humans perform impressive calculations every day means easy others around identify feeling simply looking face however challenging observe person hiding true emtions facial action coding system intended catch instances convey real feelings conclusion value technology positive effect person incounters modified information could improve complex communication give imediate feedback expert faces lie fact developed better way humans comupters improve skills

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car usage effect air causing smog increasing amount greenhouse gasses air isnt good enviroment good us fewer cars help us many ways including lowering smog lowering greenhouse gasses releaving stress us start want say agree getting rid car usage believe really help everyone every thing lowering amounts smog air bogota carfree day seven million people go along within day see difference amount smog air travel would hike bike skate take busses even raining would sill know helps carfee days promoted alternative travel everyone paris also enforced partial driving ban clear air city little later two colombian cities cali valledupar joined event secondly smaller amount cars decreases amount greenhouse gasses getting pumped air pesident united states america stated tring curb greenhouse gasses pesident united states america said studies proven americans buying fewer cars getting fewer licenses ever year america one highest rated car driving countries decreased keeps decreasing car travel steadily help atmosphere earth lowering grenhouse gas consumption emissions fom cars americas second largest source emissions behind power plants finally lack cars releaves stress eveyone german suburb life goes without cars every day people happy less stress without cars car free area excep main throughfare cant even hear laughing children bicycle wheels seveny percent families dont cars fifty seven sold cars live city one example growing trend europe united states america elsewhere movement called smart planning seperates suburban life auto use inconclusion car usage effect world bad way whether enviroment people world fewer cars help us many ways including lowering smog lowering greenhouse gasses releaving stress us many areas people done something help problems

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even though future consist almost everything computerized opinion dont believe cars make far time stated 2020 driverless cars like stated text consist much human reliability far man able create cars steer accelerate brake safety state mind humans dont think cars advanced displayed hoped upon example current information far updated cars designed notify driver road ahead requires human skill necessities car ready quickly grapse driver attention whenever problem situation occurs meaning even though car advanced drivers still remain alert ready take prepare put safety whats point whenever problem come car cant halp prevent situation programed made point suppose warn driver course cant rely driverless car question stands passage would anyone want driverless car still needs driver thers thing defeats purpose far theyve come making fun entertaining opinion like everything else life fun wont insure safety safe car one human driver control times cars accepted future alot changes laws safety laws even way street made change coinside driveless car another thing dont want society huge part lazy miss life changing things like learning drive happy first get drivers license even excitement getting car demolished even though everything future different feel though changing everything unessicary people already talk upcoming generstion threat society computers much internet think happen everything done us going make even lazier point dont get anything example current situation hover boards people complaining say costs much makes us lazier cant walk theyre even blowing setting fire people certain situation temperature point theyre band many places whats difference driverless cars something new different put problems people always find something wrong everything rather made helpful computerizd many dangerouse effects conclusion future futuristic feel like somethings much reason case one like many things created world gets tireing boring sometimes even taken serious long yes opinion feel though somethings stay instead made impress everything made turn like thought far cant even make car 100 doesnt need type human reliability development cars much success eyes

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agree article text say according new computer software recognize emotions mean tell picture feeling know weired lmao also true text also states classroom computer could recognize student confused bored class got new update tell people feeling mindblowing thiink everybody everyschool get something like really cool thing would really know people really feel got something like good way boost techology well ill say shes 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent fearful 2 percent angry thats science teacher grading latst lab mona lisa youre saying computer fugured compute freaking duhh need broken world wouldnt even know act got

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challenge exploring venus article written try pursuade people earth needs visit venus author talks studying venus worthy pursuit even though presents many dangers human life machines author supports idea pursuing venus despite dange well talks human curiosity machines could used get venus venus considered explored first author talks human curiosity planet venus author finishes article talking human curiosity helps shape world today paragraph 8 shows human curiosity important peoples lives allowed mankind create many different things help people explore unknown like moon used explore many different planets humans looked centuries article also talks researches want talk samples rock gas anything elseparagraph 6 demonstrates human curiosity mankind wants discover unknown secretes plantets wants enrich knowledge known universe taking samples help unlock secretes secondly article talks machine used machines could used help explore venus article starts saying space craft survived landing hoursbecause plantets surface 800 degrees fahrenheit paragraph 23 gives insite planets surface hot space craft humans sent venus destroyed extreamly hot temperatures however later article author talks nasa thought creating blimp could float storms ground venus paragraph 5 shows blimp could used find secretes help humans discover planet people gazing centuries finally author discusses venus want explored author talks venus resembles earth closely refers earths twinparagraph 2 venus called earths twin means qualities similar earth people want discover planets ever like earth could sustain human life people want explore venus want see could sustain life like earth also article talks venus familiar features valleys moutains craters paragraph 4 since venus familiar features prime area explore humans maybe able find new planet habitial create colonies conclusion author challenge exploring venus supports idea venus worthy pursuit despite dangers talks human curiosity machines could used people want explore venus human curiosity supports humans wanted unlock secretes universe generations exploring venus may help quest machines could used way humans could find secretes people want explore venus secretes could possess also similar earth many ways even called twin venus could help mankind find wanted know since beginnig time venus explored despite dangers help solve secretes

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dear senator name propername would beneficial keep electorial college constitution compromise election president vote congree election president popular vote qualified citizens used popular vote candidtates would go bigger states like florida california texas georgia win popular vote lastely without electorial college would greater chance dispute five reasons keep electiorial college 1 certainty outcome dispute outcome electorial college vote possible less likely dispute popular vote winning candidates share electorial college invariably exceeds share popular vote almost states award electorial votes winner take bases means president wins 51 percent states popular vote win 100 percent electorial votes 2012 election obama recieved 617 percent electorial vote 513 percent popular vote althought tie electorial vote possible even 538 votes highly unlikely 2 everyones president electorial college requires presidential candidater transregianal appeal means regian enough electorial votes elect president therefore president one regional appeal unlikely succesful president could win electorial vote one regions votes regians would feel disenfranchised feel president wouldnt care want need 3 swing states winnertakeakk method awarding electorial votes makes candidates focus states called swing states voters swing states likely bve thoughtful voters ones decide elections example swing state florida florida always changes republican democrat 29 electoirial votes big deal 4 big states electorial college gives back weight big states lose senate every state 2 representatives florida also big state 29 electorial votes makes florida even attractive candidates visit swing state big state 5 avoid runoff elections electorial college avoids problem candidate receives majority vots cast electorial college takes away complication providing clear winner lastley popular vote used candidates wouldnt go variety states could go big states including california florida texas georgia washington winning majority states could win whole election would cause smaller states like ohia north south dakota michigan piece election much low population hope helps decide decision electorial college popular vote think smaller states dont want left thanks propername

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feel driverless cars could harm help people happens one cars goes super malfunction safety units stop working whatever reason someone multiple people certain car could prone serious accidents save lot lives example passage stated car smart enough know limits cant also gives certain signals driver vibrating seats notify driver vehicle back something flashing lights windshield even uses camera see driver still alert focused road personally wouldnt use driverless car everyday get around car id probably use go around block make quick grocery run

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dear state senator writing citizens state agree electoral college think way voting president based popular vote know state country using electoral college way voting long time throughout nations history electoral college unfair outdated irrrational ill tell whats wrong electoral college may know directly vote president vote electors hopefully vote president want time comes voting state legislature technically responsible picking electors people always control vote electors could always defy always control vote really fair vote elector doesnt even support us say want lead country another reason agree electoral college smaller states much say runs country like luckily one biggest states along california smaller states almost say dont even see campaigns one running office pays attention smaller states instance campaign 2000 seventeen states didnt see candidates one biggest faults electoral college even though unlikely impossible tie already know tie election would thrown house representativeswhere state delegations vote president state casts one vote houses selections would hardly even show people people would barely say whatsoever seem fair reasons many citizens agree elecotral college unfair us people smaller states america known country freedom choice people barely say runs country really elligble called thats think use popular vote way electing president

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dont think driverless cars developed reason think problems driverless cars could pose drivng ready dangerous enough want risk peoples lives machines driving around without humans controlling could see people might think could possibly good idea dangers far outway reward could come driverless cars would pose serious threat drivers road like article said car malfunctions causes accident fault human car manufacturer produced car malfunctioned even driverless cars could produced nowhere near ready used open road plus would driverless car got stuck traffic ended pull school bus emergency vehicle car started breaking traffic laws started driving wrecklessly would person get ticket one driving carelessly way see human driven cars done job perfectly one hundred years since way drive fine try add dangers make complicated would happen manufacturer car car got road malfunctioned ended killing somebody think another case people getting carried away technology understanding caring potentially fatal dangers putting driverless cars road families reason feel way giving machines freedom trusting drive road people feel dangers far outway risks idea much expensive try adjust roads let independant machines drive around endanger innocent drivers road

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article stating venus earths twin closest distance well venus many things wrong anyone could ever live venus could nearest option planitary visit earth like qualities dangerious scientist still study world know could landing successful could finaly really start explore suface venus closest planet earth times may closer mars speed wich planets spin usually closest venus many spacecraft sent venus trying learn time attempted able last hours failing venus challenging planet studied venus many issues profe may long ago covered oceans plenty adaptable life today still places venus earth like features land forms look way earths valleys moutains craders though true venus closest us may best otpion visitation one day future still many problems planets surface area avaerage 800 degrees farenhheit atomic pressure 90 times much earth point time venus enhabital must reasearch allowed venus find anyone could ever step foot venus must researched learn much possable said livable planet many dangers yes vary reason needs attention time spent reasearching venus likley able maybe reverse effect make look years ago bodies water valleys

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evidence another life form mars face mars natural landform ever evidence aliens mars maybe could aliens made face people may believe aliens actual evidence aliens existing maybe videos people saying saw something sky dont know true go believe may believe aliens someone might think youre losing could aliens even make face ground could many thing hit ground mars turned look like face believe aliens dont exist evidence aliens live mars face mars natural landform belive aliens youre going think made face one tell belive

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article author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite risks dangers paragraph 8 author said travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination ad innovation stating matter risks travel expanded meet edges imagination didnt really support idea last paragraph paragraphs talking venus inhospitable venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system even though mercury closer sun author also stated venusian geology wether prsent additional impediments like erupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes frequent lightning strikes conclusion author didnt really support suggest studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents talked venus inhospitable impossible would get send someone get surface alive

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earths twin kind hot venus earths twin far much hot earth whole lot closer sun earth make space travel get venus harder could many pros cons go venus also many dangers going veus study atmosphere far one biggest reasons go nasas new improved technology space travel could lot safer author good job depicting struggles space travel venus venus size earth could good could bad life could possible almost goldilocks zone scientists would find way help heat rocky surface like venus evidence possibly covered water one point planet one earths best choices survival since venus almost size earth safe travel atmosphere venus far one biggest risks attempting visit planet atmosphere made 97 carbon dioxide would kill within minutes air planet thick even breathe carbon dioxide didnt kill would die suffocation atmosphere hot scientists say ground reaches temperatures 800 degrees farenheit atmosphere venus biggest problem trying visit planet technology nasa developed years astonishing developed jet airplanes take outerspace insane speeds also reduced time takes get even good old spaceship trick space company made serious upgrades years even tried make shuttles made silicon carbide help item withstand heat brought upon venus earths twin doesnt seem fun auther great job depicting struggles space travel venus although almost size earth still dangerous approach planet atmosphere makes almost unreachable since hot thick technology nasa developed would doubt increase chances surviving travel venus

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cant please everyone teaching lesson students learn understand different ways become confused teachers explain different ways understand common kids become bored uninterested school although technology interesting could help number things wont help classroom using technology modifying lesson every time student makes confused bored expression benefit students fact might confuse even dalto stated passage classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored could modify lesson despite idea could helpful students classroom well one student confused bored lesson wont mean others feel student confused responsibility seek help teachers switching lesson might confuse students admit technology could helpful variety ways could improve things like deciding whether politicians truthful making video game graphics realistic etc even though could help ways installing classrooms wouldnt helpful schools would spend loads money install program likely outcome would students confused frustrated lessons changing time previously stated students responsibility go teacher help confused bored need get school one way another school help future interest paying attention hurt conclusion technology would hurtful helpful students capable understanding certain subjects confusing without program changing lesson every time make expression installing schools around world help sticking old fashioned teacherstandingupinfrontoftheclassroom might best option everyone

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mysterious face mars argumentive situation everyone opinions somethings makes sense theyre trying prove argument someone thought life planet mars would try prove space hard say theres life space scientist proof data evidence could face mars hard believe alien make evidence adds one really exact reaction face assuming life mars public started saying theres aliens size head two miles contiued stare back everyone people realistic saying another martian mesa common around cydonia image made look like egyptian pharaoh none scientist put alot thought people escalted theory image people thought life rock formation looked gave illusion head nose eyesand mouth public dedicated proving could prove people scientist explaining life people started talking hearing became bit fake hard believe theory face started becoming hollywood flms books magazines made stories nasa begun get frusterated budget started decreasing nasa actually wished acient civilizationon mars instead scientist started blieving face alien artifact started photographing cydonia priority started photographing sorta getting somewhere finally sent mars global surveyors flew obver cydonia took picture picture ten times better sharper original photos viking nasa tried get alot photos gettiing becuase main reason weather april 8 2001 cloudless summer day cydonia go perfect view face soon nasa made conclusion picture actually looked like martian equivalent butte messa landforms common around american west scientist finally put end rumor saying theres life everyone know actual truth whole conspericy getting argument someone ther life mars really face mars think argument clear would right theres much evidence proving theres saw illusion face sometimes need proof easy fact hard figure

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natures faces many reason face logical thing happen couldve buttes mesa landforms located american west also reason nasa would trying hide something major world lastly aliens mars wouldnt evidence supporting aliens instead nothing garvin mars global surveyor talks reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho stated paragraph 12 anyone could go middle butte snake river plain idaho see look alike simple way put many things face couldve aliens people dont believe theory far practical although nasa could hide saw mars would reason nasa keep anything discover secret try hide anything us nasa wouldnt even shared photo felt didnt want anyone know stir controversy first place astronauts likely shocked saw image lastly isnt enough evidence infer type life form mars paragraph 9 article unmasking face mars talks isnt easy target face face form life would probably wouldnt hard find likely wouldnt one face many even every fact world still great questions time time even facts know though think possible way could existence earth could always say hope take words accountance think face mars

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youre living high life driverless car could go wrong lot go wrong technology grand thing also power let keep accumulating like could big trouble power goes peoples heads nature cant let technology rule us need slow grand needs done dont need driverless cars soon cars like human robots driving wherever please todays world lot advanced technology watch movies like back future jurassic world wonder get technology already exist hidden noses really knows point let cars start driving could get laszy thats good social status world foreigners already assume fat lazy get everything handed us aspects true driverless cars rise could get worse theres also fact would happen car didnt suppose wrecked owner pedestrian got hurt raises lot qestions concerns main one would fault paragraph 9 states safe car human driver control times good lot bad drivers worlds know cases know take control practice driveless cars illegal states states california nevada florida district columbia good states thinking ahead would something fascinating new illegal practice care people safety paragraph 7 states cars partially driverless one 2013 bmw traffic jam assistant car smart car works owner bmw steer accelerate brake notifies owner needs human assitance wrong cars shouldnt cars going become human technology lot cases okay advanced technology much need start thinking happen instead gain think would go wrong world advances need rememeber exactly charge leave technology work wont even us anymore living technologies world world worked hard build need let driveless cars come existance

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electoral college process established constitution compromise election president popular vote qualified citizens electoral college process consists selection electors meeting electors vote president vice president counting electoral votes congress five reasons retaining electoral college despite lack impressive democratic origin history practical reasons liberal conservative reasons country would much better kept electoral college rather choosing president based popular vote electoral college widely regarded anachronism non democratic method choosing president ought overruled declaring candidate recieves popular votes winner advocates position correct arguing electoral college methodis democratic modern sense electors elect president people vote presidential candidate youre actually voting slate electors electoral college consists 538 electors majority 270 electoral votes required elect president states entitled alottment electors equals number congressional delegation one member house representatives plus 2 senator candidate running president state group electors electors generally chosen candidates political party state laws vary electors selected responsibilities electoral college good resores weight political balance large states lose virtue malapportionment senate decreed constitution elctoral college also avoids problem elections candidate recieves majority votes cast winnertakeall method awarding electoral votes induces candidates focus campaign efforts toss states votes toss states likely pay attention campaign really listen competing candidates knowing going decide election party selects slate electors trusted vote partys nominee however entirely possible winner electoral vote win national populr vote yet happened 2000 gorge popular votes bush yet fewer electoral votes first time since 1888 argued electoral college method selecting president may turn potential voters candidate intention hope carrying state democrats texas example republicans california knowing vote effect less incentive pay attention campaign thn would president picked popular vote course voters vote swings national election spite 12 eligible american population vote 2012s election voters presidential elections people want express political preference rather people think single vote may decide entire election

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article challenge exploring venus author suggersts studying venus worthy pursit despite dangers presents venus dangeros gets hot atmosphere dangeros pressure one way venus dangeros temperature planet gets hot hotter mercury even though closer sun quotoe planet serface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmosphere pressure 90 times greater experience planet quote states gets really hot venus pressure higher earth another way venus dangerous atmosphere safe quote states think atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus even challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venus amosphere quote states atmosphere lot carbon dexide sulfuric acid atmosphere venus another reason venus dangeors planet pressure quote beyonf high pressure heatvenusian geology weather presents additional impediments like erupting volcanoes powerful eartquakesand frequent lightning strikes probes seeking land surface quote states high pressure storms really powerful natural disasters surface earthquakes volcanoes conclusion venus dangeros gets hot atmosphere dangeros pressure venus hard planet get details research planet atmosphere hot venus get

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author claim exploring venus worth pursuing even tho every dangerous author suggests studying venus great chance learn find new things supports alot theses claims giveing great support good idea author starts explaning venus referrd earhs twin maney cases cause closest planet earth terms density size venus also nickednamed evening star one planets closest earth distance also mars distance aswell three planets around orbit sun different speeds says author paragraph 2often referred earths twin venus closest planet earth terms density size occasionally closet distnace earthvenusmarsour planetary negihbororbit sun different speeds author starts giving part study travel venus saying planet may earth like planet solar system long ago probbley covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth today venus still known features still resemble earth today like planet haveing rocky sediment includs things valleysmoutainscraters altho venus seem nice dangerous travel safe humans moment scientest sent numerous spacecrafts land venus spacecraft survived landing hours venus also thick atomosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide sarounds venus even challeging thing clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere fact planets surface temperature 800 degrees fahrenheit makeing far extreme anything humans encounter earth said author paragraph 3a thick amtosphere almost 97 percent carbon dixiode blankets venuseven challeing clouds highely corrosive sulfuric acid venus atomsphere traveling venus seems dangerous author gives ideas possably make traveling venus safer one ideas come national aeronautics space adinistration also known nasathis idea sending humans study venus nasas soluiton harsh venus conditions surface make blimp like vehicle would hover 30 miles planet would allow scientists avoid unfirendly ground conditions venus minor problem air would still little hot 170 degrees fahrenheit air pressure close earth sea level one maney ideas vist planet venus values says authorstriving meet challenge presented venus valuenot insigt gaind planet itselfbut also beacause human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors

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reason think people sign seagoing cowboy program go places probably never get see sign program get take care animalsclean stallls andwater feed themi think would good kids get normal rutine phonesvideo games think would amazing experience love people helping would make feel better helped one person get places life help people need makes feel good reason think people sign program luke bomberger idea life would change soon high school graduation working two parttime jobs grocery store bank friend reist invited go europe cattle boat luke couldnt say knew adventure opportunity lifetime paragraph filled details agrue people dont want go europe cattle boat europe reason want people go cattle boat trasnport animalsfood andwater nedding people want people get explore world see going around get phones ipads people need get see phone screenand explore like amazon jungles jamica everywhere like think would good people get even dont enough money still get house explore want people get sign seagoing cowboy program

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think driverless cars think driverless cars could beneficial future many people think cars could fundamentally change world would need smart roads smart cars also driving laws focus keeping people safe think driverless cars think cars could fundamentally change world like future public transportation system fleets driverless cars form publictransport taxi system cars sergey foresees would use half fuel todays taxis offer far flexibility bus think driverless cars without option smarter roads manufactures turned smarter cars example needed whole lot sensors googles modified toyota prius uses positionestimating sensors left rear wheel rotating sensor roof video camera mounted near review mirror four automotive radar sensors gps reciever inertial motion sensor input combination necessary driverless car mimic skill human beings wheel think driverless cars driving laws focus trying keep people safe car lawmakers know safety best achieved alert drivers presently traffic laws written assumption safe car human driver control times negative side trying get cars made technology fails someone injured fault driver manufacturer trying prove accident one would know blame driver hes control car driverless think driverless cars think could actually beneficial many people world mnay car companies plan cars drive 2020 road truly autonomous car stretches ahead us grow closer destination every day think driverless cars

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seagoing cowboys program life changing adventurous experience join seagoing cowboys program helps people need good opproutunity see different sights around worldand teaches hardwork 1945 44 countries left ruinsfrom world war ii europeand needed recover 44 countries joined together formed unrrathe united nations relif rehabilitaion administrationthe unrra hired seagoing cowboys take care shipping animals broken countries delivering animals also get free time sightsee example take gondala ride veniceitaly amazed panama canal way china althoughthe sights marvelous hardwork seagoing cowboy animals fed 2 3 times dayfood pulled lower holds shipstalls cleaned much seagoing cowboy great experience help people needgo amazing placessee marvelous sightsand learn hardwork program open world making aware countries needs seagoing cowboys program huge opproutunity definintly join

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face mars created aliens prove alien life mars face created simply poor camera quality optical illusion later pictures face taken 1998 2001 prove theory even look later pictures clearly see face nothing natural formation nasa also support finding alien life would reason trying disprove aliens real face nothing optical illusion something created aliens face mars nothing optical illusion natural formation working together look picture face 1976 convincing proof face work aliens however picture face taken 2001 shows face simply rock formation shadows eyes mouth also proven picture taken 1998 even though clouds face still tell alien creation picture garvin brings comparison face middle butte snake river plain idaho lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars drawing comparison gives us something easily compare face earth people dont claim middle butte snake river plain created aliens yet easily comparable face alien life mars would support nasa would bring great attention space program funding nasa find aliens wouldnt hide public whenever picture first taken 1976 nasa released public days taken although picture theory disprove creation aliens along nasa still released almost immediatly proof nasa support finding alien life becuase afraid release something could possibly prove even nasa ended viking missions still went back take photos face would either prove conspiracy theorists even due advancments technology would allow higher resolution photos would prove nasas theory shadows creating optical illusion pictures helped case latter much clearer picture taken 1998 compared picture taken 1976 able see much detail face easily tell mesa conspiricy theorists claimed alien markings hidden haze picture would later disproved clear picture taken 2001 nasa support finding alien life would release three pictures could possibly prove alien life conclusion face created aliens nasa also trying hide evidence alien life mars creation aliens nasa would fully support nasa released three photos face possibility proving creation aliens yet still released nasa wanted hide alien life would release anything hint

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author presents good bad aspects driverless cars explaing problems already sergey brin cofounder google see future planet driverless cars believes cars would fundamentally change world 1 without option smarter roads manufacturers turned smarter cars 4 compnies already started think much smarter cars need 4 already started add positionestimating sensors cars add sensors left rear wheel rotating sensor roof video camera mounted near rearview mirror four automotive radar sensors gps reciever inertial motion sensor 4 would anyone want driverless car still need sa driver 8 proves excelent question created something supposed driverless hbe able handle everything anything thrown way theres wreck find another route reaching theres road construction policemanwoman get way move lane beside take control driverless car cant self able sit back wait turn take control car wouldnt drivers get bored waiting turn drive 8 shouldnt cretaed everything kitchen leave kitchen sink want everything including kitchen sink everything like steering parking turning stopping starting climate control finding perfect seat comfort setting driving laws focus keeping drivers passengers pedestrians safe lawmakers know saftey best achieved alert drivers 9 laws drivers passengers pedestrians also companies people machines make cars also test make sure safe us ones using cars trucks vans vehicles everyday needs automakers continuing work assumption problems ahead solved 10 people andor machines creating vehicles making sure problem future may hold acessed come making sure bases covered position driverless cars finally get drive without driver also check problems solutions case future run

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technology able read emotional expressions people probaley thing good thing others probley dont technology today able figure read emotions computer bad thing people able open shouldnt afraid feel way didnt want know right people able open without computer telling feel according article making mona lisa smile according facial feedback theory emooion moving facial muscles expresses emotions also may even help produce quote shows read emotions people cant open ones might hiding something didnt want know computer told also people shouldnt afraid open us computes might afraid open according articleeckman classified six bacis emotions happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness associated characteristics movements facial muscles guote shows computer tell emotions someone afraid show sad computer tell faking open dont feel safe thats havent opened finally computers reading emotions making open even didnt want right yes computer tell sad upset something okay could save life scared according article instance probably tell friend feeling simply look face friend open dont need computer tell feel happens computer wrong family friend might think sad really arent happens computer wrong everyone bad thing people able open shouldnt afraid feel way didnt want know right people dont need compute tell people way feel family might feel safe open family member computer tells know computer wrong tell feel sad really dont open people dont let computer tell feel

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tough disition would side first main problem almost states say illigal use good luck traveling another issue cars dont travel fast long distance drives could double even triple time would take get vs driving car somehow crash would blame another issue came legal resons would blame another key reason drivers less aleart due well driving creating issue car needed driver wernt prepard sleeping phone ect even drivers paying attention driver would still drive making self driving car self driving cars still long way go intresting see improve mabey id switch mind even near future ill stay driving skills

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ever wanted car drive anywhere wanted go driverless cars future roads improvement saftey efficence time cars drive selves safer control aware cars area even shadowy foggy raging storm get rid human error together efficent fuel useage time management give time ever need car wait arive destanation could go faster know way ahead sattalite posishaning cars tomorrow almost ready cars almost everything selves take anywhere cars could better human driver history

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luke bomberger works two jobs busy life style works grocery store bank friend asked wanted go europe cattle boat luke didnt know say opportunity life time decided go go overseas take care horses young cows mules 1945 recieved orders new orleans arrived august 14 1945 eventually headed greece 335 horses also eniugh hay oats feed luke turned age 18 arriving greece meant could ready participate military service learned cattle boat told keep luke made 9 trips seagoing cowboy ever amazing opportunity luke loved visiting ancient things luke didnt stuck boat horses got also go adventure took 2 weeks cross alantic ocean eastern coast united states also another month get china seems like hard work animals kept luke busy fed watered two three times day bales hay pulled ship feed luke experience helping katies farm boy lukes second trip seagoing cowboy night watchman check animals every hour rainy night go ladder feet slipped small trip metal caught tumbling boat happy alive even cracked ribs couldnt work couple days luke always fun board though got play games would make time go faster games volleyball baseball tennis seagoing cowboy wasnt adventure fun world open made aware many opportunities tell luke busy life everything going enjoys part many things luke glad friend let go trip

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passage challenge exploring venus authur talks study venus even though dangerous believes even though expolring venus dangerous shouldnt stop us trying explore anyway claim author makes support idea explore venus striving meet challenge presented venus value believes exploring venus could valuable us earth evidence found text supports hsi claim says insight gained planet also becasue human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors hes basicly saying might well take challenge curiosity humans lead us challenges like conclusion essay authros claim exploring venus even though could dangerous

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driverless cars imagined many years theyve come close building fails officaly called driverless cars google tryed made car alerts driver close object ways trying make driveless car come fails expasive like smartroad tested positve records would mean would change roads make knew ones would take ever money would spend would leave economy dete article said driverless cars created future would impact lifes country well let tell safte laws would made like would acounted one gets hurt failer system would owner car companys fault failer technology articl said could cause major problams mentioned brings second question something car fails would impact intier car cuase break artical mentions people trying creat driveless car testing int lot different technology said artical theyve using sensors cameras gps cars one cameras sensors would fail job driving highway main road would cuase worse accident someone driving conclusion would prefer driving liabilty know im going know im one driving ask would rather lay life family friends computer know drive opion driveless cars

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think natural landform face obvisouly natural lanform mars lot going people wondering life mars first could ever life another planet mars even enough water human life passege unmasking face mars states caption noted huge rock formationwhich resembles human head formed shadows giving illusion eyes nose mouth reson rock formation looks like face could rocks inside sand formate face rocks could shrunken gone away face land form looks like face happen anywhere world mars article unmasking face mars says thousands anxious web surfers waiting image first appeared jpl web site revealing natural land form alien monument proves picture taken may looked like face fact landform thd cause face anything environment conculsion face mars face alnd form faces still dented land form long cause making face rocks thing mars

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really ban cars big cities thing shouldnt ban buses taxies willstop alot air pollution stress carlos arturo plaza well lets get started car usage limited big cities reason said vaubans streets carfree big cities limited cars streets really places park unless pay spaces house thats 40000 dollars go huge gargage vaubans familys cars sold cars move way get around foot bicycles well think cars limited big cities said less money coming pocket less wrecks happing ban cars street something else said cars limited streets stree air pollution way happing gas leaks oil reason said banning cras streets less stress air pollution way happing gas leaks oil others leaks bad drivers getting people head know less car usage clear everything april 2013 number miles driven per person nearly 9 percent peak equal country january 1995 means population wasnt bad stress air pollution high car usage streets stress air pollution bad taken away reallywouldnt worry anything unless cars streets

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aliens coincidence strong belief face mars natural landform think face created aliens could possibility proof would back statement although fact face natural landform doesnt need much backup something naturally happens difference usually face usually created could aliens know make face look like face human face caption noted huge rock formationwhich resembles human head formed shadows giving illusions eyes nose mouth doubt aliens could make exact replica human face nothing reference also theres another question face could made aliens could aliens possibly made face im sure would required tools make face planet mars hands would likely complete task planet made nasa didnt say found tools objects could used make face another doubt towards aliens creating face aliens passage said manwhile defenders nasa budget wish ancient civilization mars implies civilization mars civilization mars one nothing could made face would made one possibly make reasoning back opnion natural landform natural landforms happen almost everywhere come shapes sizes form landform could kind shape whatever comes specific case though landform captured form face somehow correct facial features right places passage face mars compared middle butte snake river plain idaho specificly shaped landforms world cant one mars theres difference form natural landforms come come type way doesnt make difference theyre theyre made natural landform always going natural landform conclusion believe face mars natural landform evidence disproving statement believe created aliens assumption made making face

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using technology know expressions students classroom wrong one experiment dr huang painting different students different thing really affect wrong ways knowing emotional expression means playing feelings could make huge impact students life past mosern years never technlogical experiment done human student think shoud done students future playing good thing also make huge impact knowing expressions means knowing think students wont even trust anything could even hurt students life would hard come back

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driverless cars bad idea however also brightest idea well personally wouldnt want drive driverless car would feel safe technology something big generation even though love would want car couldnt control first reason driverless cars mine others safety people days lazy technology almost everything us nowadays driverless cars become popular feel accidents people texting driving paying attention road another big issue falling asleep put much work driving car make rather difficult stay awake traffic laws written assumption safe cars human driver control times driving car work already hard stay awake make job easier car people may driveless cars states theyre illegal states premitted using semiautonomous cars california nevada florida district columbia driverless cars relaible good cars onehundred precent safe theyd legalized everywhere anything go wrong driving driverless car something goes wrong car self system shuts doesnt notify things would driverless cars best idea may seem cool doesnt forsure keep everyone safe even legalized 50 states bad idea always driverless cars

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venus sometimes called theevening star one brightest point light night sky venus nickname misleading since venus actually planet venus second planet sun venus challenging place examine closely often referred venus humanss sent numerous spacecraft land cloud draped world every previouse mission unmanned good reason since spacecraft survived landing hours maybe issue explains single spaceship touched venus three decates factors contribute venus reputation challenging planet humans study despite proximity us venus atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blanket even challenging venus atmosphere clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid surface temperture average 800 degreess fahrenheit also atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience planetthis reason basicly dont sent spacecraft conditions far extreme anything humans encounter earth even though venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system likely also know mercury closer sun beyond high pressure heat venusian geology weather present additional impediments like eruting volcanoes powerful earquakes frenquent ligtning strikes probes seeking land surface since already know venus way dangers us humans since nasa sending spacecraft venus list three decates nasa working solutions would allow scientists float fray imagine blimp like vehicle hovering 30 miles roiling venusian landscape jet airplanes travel higher altitude fly many storms vehicle hovering venus would avoid unfriendly ground conditions staying way also nasa working aproaches studying venus example simplifield electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venus surface lasted three weeks conditions humans challenge venus much improve humans curiosity outside world dont know nothing study make us humans

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venus sister planet know already know extreme conditions challange facts would come exploring venus would insightful extreme conditions venus challange high pressure heat erupting valcanoes powerful earthquakes lightning strikes probes try land best situatuion found material built robot handle long period time weather would take robot got really good info nasa may found possible solution obstacle using older technology might able handle conditions also newer technology float 30 miles ground minimize damage problem wouldnt able get close enough get samples explore much would able strong robot curious beings challanging difficult fun something isnt easy exploring venus sistertwin planet hard expensive nothing cant sometime future likely living planet live

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thinck emotional things technology kind advanced like every moment something different always make digital people dont really get digital things get lose really easlly people likely easy thing always difficulties challenging right mess photo conclusion kind creepy computer easlly detect movement facil guess mean like emotions things thats faces think helps people understand things work selfs mad sad happy etc better ways humans computers communicate facial recognizing software people different computers softwarre way different humans takes time figure quickly things actually change good sometimes bad way show expresion kind people

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story challenge exploing venus informative piece dangers risks traviling venus author breaks exploration would decribes hard task humans never done author talks abou hovering planet try research ground level things decribes task hard lack visbility light certin ws possible author proceeds go dificulities space exploreation still driven research said venus twin planet earth also known siser planet evening star planet similar size canadate life im concluding informative piece author supports idea well venus next universal conquest

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challenge exploring venus author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents text states venus actually planet venus second planet sun text also states venus simple see far distant finally says numerous factors contribute venuss reputation challenging planet humans study etc look back paragraph 1 2 thats got information support answer conclusion studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents reread everything passage basically telling alot information venus look back passage read paragraph 8 giving information venus says venus value insight gained planet also human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors last final thing travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation basically tells everything studying worthy pursuit despite venus

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sea calling may concern ever met someone seagoing cowboy well awnser change hi name luke seagoing cowboy really want encorage others become seagoing cowboys need people complete jobs come serve country seagoing cowboys first multiple reasons join us like lot fun ok didnt hear times drop cattle like go empty stalls play games like tennis volley ball due job really dosent feel like job like fun take care animals seagoing cowboy right job also lifetime chance offered deal jumped immediantly knew didnt would never get another chance like plus probally wont join military counted service futhermore many things program take care animals get go everyday feed always able pet play said also play many games keep us entertained alot time hands everyday like another mini party probally know drive huge boat filled animals across ocean alternate drivers always want make sure everyone gets chance fun sleep even though making amazing memoriess us need fair share work finally many memories share starting made record heading cattle trip 9 times maybe could also set record know made pretty clear fun also gotten share bumps bruises years beside match pain felt job feel safe old life didnt working 2 part time jobs one grocery store one bank plus didnt get good py wasnt happy everyday amazing thanks job great dosent even feel like one conclusion love job think try dosent sound appealing give spin really belive like much maybe set new world recored maybe pearsonal one ever record want set job pick pick one makes happy dont go somthing boring like first find love live one life one time live fullest best wishes luke

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seems almost everyone know car however cars creators large number problems number reasons less car usage would beneficial society could include limiting pollution congestion improving health well saving money cars responsible large part greenhouse gas carbon emissions cutting car usage would immensely help environment goal many people want achieve cities united states america cars responsible much 50 percent greenhouse gas emissions cities like beijing china polluted smog abundant throughout much city making walking outdoor physical activities unpleasant limiting car usage would help narrow pollution lot environment negatively affected long time due car usage time change many people would say cars necessary means transportation many available sources cut car usage sources could include walking bicycling skating taking bus carpooling well many activities activities pollute environment also healthy excercises cars also large reason accidents injuries large number people die get injured every day due car crashes many people safe drivers car accidents almost unavoidable limiting car usage another way saving money something everyone know wants end spending lot hard earned money gas insurance rates cars know many teenage friends always bugging parents gas money using means transportation money could saved spent something worthwhile see positive effects limiting car usage cars large part transportation number available sources transportation used instead hope next time planning going somewhere whether spending time friends going work think another source transportation besides car

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dear state senate feel way people vote today unfair change voting popular vote president united states majority people dont care voting next united states prsident dont get chose win people get vote ones state might think remaining others would want source one section tells reader electoral college works paragraph two sums system electoral college process consists selection electors meeting electors vote president vice president counting electoral votes congress basically paragraph saying people dont get directly say want president people state get vote want ultimately state electors get vote particular state could ton people voting one president might less votes president may even better ultimately system comes people dont vote next president selecting name might anything country source two talks electoral college bestlaid defenses system wrong paragraph nine text says according gallup poll 2000 taken shortly al gore thanks quirks electoral college popular vote lost presidency 60 percent voters would prefer direct election kind electoral college responsible picking electors go behind peoples back chose president nobody wanted system process total disaster paragraph thirteen states basic level electoral college unfair voters winnertakeall system state candidates dont spend time states know chance winning focusing tight races swing states paragrapgh twentythree argued electoral college method selecting president may turn potential voters candidate hope carrying state democrates texas example republicans california people vote system vote would effect leads people living states vote dont even pay attention campaign anymore know wont anything votes become president couldnt care less get rid electoral college together system working lot people many people dont care enough vote anymore people vote state people care switched popular vote country might participate picking next president united states people voice use much possibly

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dear state senator electoral college around since constitution united states america composed outdated probaly however something old mean doesnt work anymore get rid electoral college still working effiecient must keep electoral college keep voting presidency control electoral college made 538 electors means need least 270 electoral votes win presidency however small chance tie occur source two author states tie electoral votes election president would turn house representatives senate would vote vicepresident delegate would get one vote state rhode island would much say state florida since popular vote decide presidency possible electoral vote doesnt side popular majority vote however rare happens maybe century source three author stated 2000 gore popular votes george bush first time since 1888 electoral college didnt side popular vote possible unlikely one region electoral votes one region suprieor rest regions candidates required travel regions regions see candidates campaign see electors voting get rid electoral college consequences example source three author stated half population eligible vote even vote people vote believe people decide presidency electors people want express political view point vote sake voting mr state senator see must keep electoral college rather switch popular vote presidency electoral college created last forever far get rid electoral college regret

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1 driveless cars work progress already imagine relaxing car drives itselfgoogle founder sergey brin envisions future public transportation systems fleets driveless cars form publictransport taxi system seen movies cars drive long fascinated google cars could drive since 2009 driven half million miles without crash problem google cars arent truly driveless still alert drive take situation 1950s general motors created concept car could run special track track embedded electrical cables sent radio signals recievers front car since creation engineers berkeley tried something similar used magnets alternating polarity car read positive negative polarity message binary code would used method called smarter rodes would costly turned smarter cars instead cars needed lot smarter starter needed whole lot sensors left wheel rotating sensor roof video camera mounted near rearview mirror four automotive radar sensors gps reciever intertial motion sensor 2013 bmw announced development traffic jam assistance car handle driving functions speeds 25mph special touch sensors make sure driver keeps hold wheelhuman drivers must stay alert ready take situation handled driveless cars would good idea law driving laws focus keeping drivers passengers pedestrians safe traffic laws written assumption safe car human driver control times states illeegal test computerdriven cars california nevada florida district columbia led country allowing limited use semiautonomous cars auto workers continuing work assumption problems ahead solved telsa projected 2016 release car capable solved autopilot 90 percent time mercedes benz audi nissan plan cars drive 2020 lets hope dream come reality

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article driveless cars coming author presents positive negative aspects driveless cars good things come cars helpful sometimes dangerous negative things come cars life risking something happens someone gets hurt either fault manufactures fault good things cars drive theirselvesstop signs red lights also alert driver danger ahead work done road driver take control car driveless cars car things ever get driving operational vehicle say instance driving texting driving eating things want driveless car cant operational vehicle bad things make sure somethings happens like involved acciedent someone gets hurt held responsible person also make sure driveless vehicle good condition dont fix anything drive life risking type car get reck hurt really bad cant move pass rushed hospital another reason hurt pockets get everything damaged repaired

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author challenge exploring venus suggested study venus worthy pursuit despite condtions dangerous risks think author thinks studying venus worthy based author saying paragragh five althought ffahrenheit may difficultt condtions still survivable humans evidence worthy studying paragragh seven saying nasa working approaches studying venus one examples simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos surface lasted three weeks conditions meaning possible find research research way getting data proven paragragh six stating researchers take samples rock gas anything else distance therefore scientists seeking conduct thorough mission understand venus would need get close personal despite risks final piece evidance stating worthy studying venus paragraghs six eight peering venus ship orbiting hovering safely far planet provide limited insight ground conditions forms light penetrate dense atmosphere rendering standard forms photography videography ineffective striving meet challenge presented venus value insight gained planet also human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation

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challenge exploring venus explains venus like twin earth venus different atmosphere earth nasa working something approach study venus scientist continue work something reach venus although danger presents venus referred earths twin close size densityearth venus mars orbit around sun different speed sothese differences mean getting closer mars venus scientists send spacecraft survive landing none survive hours spaceship touched venus three decedes gets harder harder time goes since dont know challenge us later future planets different atmosphere venus think atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide challenging part clouds since highly corrosive sulfuric acid planets surface 800 degrees fahrenheit one could suffer dont protection greater planets atmosphere 90 times conditions far extreme arrive planet hottest surface temperature anh planet solar system nasa working things able reach study venus nasa made simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested venuss surface lasted three weeks scientists need seek conduct thorough mission understand venus need able understand resistant pressure heat forces meet challenges venus value humans curiosity wil lead danger conclusion challenge exploring venus even though studying venus dangerous pathit present future seek venus like twin earth venus different atmosphere earth nasa working something approach study venus

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essay going talk facial action coding system article called making mona lisa smile written nick dalto facs would good classrooms coding could good students teachers lets say get classrooms robot could tell someone bad day needs help something reading faces teacher would maybe help student ask whats wrong get student kinda help someone iep robot could tell teacher student needs help subject robot could possible help student understand student stil doesnt understand problem subject robot could go get himher say needs help problem subject teacher would go help well robot could malfunction middle class go roge start herting people well happended would someone stand turn robot start working robot could get back fast could well person sick one day robot goes beserk second person stand robot would good classromms coding could good students teachers someone iep robot could tell teacher studnet needs help students well robot could malfunction middle class go roge start herting perople could good class room

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automated cars future drivingdriverless cars useful several reasons like safermore efficient smarter automated vehicles part future part future safe passage states google cars could drive independently specific conditions since 2009 cars driven half million miles without crashbut fargoogle cars arent trully dirverlessthe cars still safe especially since need assitance drive tough areas driverless cars getting advanced time goes bylike 1980s automakers used speed sensor wheels creation antilock brakesbut sensor used detect dangers rollerovers outofcontrolled correcting themthere sensors tell car slow apply brakes automaticallywith new sensor added onto car makes able tasks several risks taken owning automated carthere many states driverless cars cant even tested risksif car fails someone gets hurt would blame accidentthere laws automated cars regulations eitherbut geting smarter like google car four radar sensors gps recieverand bmw car tels driver watch road

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exploring venus article dangerous go explore venus think dangerous go venus survive without knowing surface thier able come back people nasa want know see venus venus closes planet earth terms density mars also close earth coult something dangerous like said paragraph 3a thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus means need challenging clouds highly corrosive sullfuric acid venus atmosphere need kind vehicle something came keep save atmosfera like said paragraph 5 saying national aeronautics space administration particularly compelling idea sending humans study venus surface venus allow scientics flot fray got idea vehicle hovering 30 miles roiling venusian landscape nasa work kind electonics made silicon cardide tested chamber simulating chaos venus surface lasted three weeks conditions says paragraph 7 temperature 170 degress fahrentheit nut air presure like close sea level earth power solar thateasy plentiful radiation would exceed earth level opion thing kind dangerous send people explore venus becuase sure kind danger way cool becuase mission success get knowleag see need work hard tray get person back earth need create something need keep person save depents work depents gay going travel

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facial action coding used find emotions people based muscles move face mona lisa 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 perfect fearful 2 perfect angry therefore facs show mona lisas emotions coding see facs would great help around world facial action coding could help lot schools helping people learn better dr huang states classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored shows classroom facs means classroom learning become better student confused facs modify lesson help get student unconfused also instead students zoning class facial action coding system notice facs notices student zoning make sure student zones back lesson facs tell someone faking happy reasons vacs help everyday life end facial action coding system could change school systems everyday life humans changed vacs ones emotions would saves would easy tell someone scared tired sad happy mona lisa example would

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new technology called facial action coding system used read emotional expressions students classroom text author paragraph 6 states classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored dr huang predicts could modify lesson like effective human instructor dalto 6 classroom computuers facial action coding systems students would encouraged school work outide classroom students would able work school work without confused frustrated facial action coding system could even help adults college work home adults would use system taxes college work bussness emails etc also student adult trying fill job application would employer get know student adult application would get know smart simple minded worker would system could even tell faking smile paragraph 8 author states false smile mouth stretched sideways using zygomatic major different muscle risorius expert faces lie muscle clues sometimes used spot smiling politician celebrity truthful dalto 8 say student looks confused upset thought comes student ok even thought teacher asks student heshe ok student dosent want embarass himselfherself front class continue say fine system see student confused frustrated try help student best new technology used students system would help students confusion frustration aner class outside class software could make students work faster school without teacher even get confused frustrated

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opinoin driverless cars cand negative positive reason care half feul todays taxis good thing factor save people money may go gas station twice week instead 3 4 timesanother positive factor cars likley crash instead crashingthe death rate car fatallity world decrease alot possiblea third positive factor cars advanced danger situations apply brakes needed case emergency passage also negatives also one major negative factor paragraph nine stated technology fails someone injured blamed huge issue 20 years drivless cars maybe thing get drivless care count lucky stars wont become injured even worse dieif manufactuers make care one hundread percent safewhy even bother putting public find last negative factor cars adapt roads every drivless car going hop bandwagon like every car gon na adjust doesnt something tragic happenagain blame manufacteres creation opinion think wait driveless cars new technology ensure best car road public

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author supports idea exploring venus venus simple see distant safe vantage point earth however proved challenging place examine closely often referred earths twin venus closest planet earth terms density size thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus even challengin clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venus atmosphere planets surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience planet conditions far extreme anything humans encounter earth enviroment would crush even submarine accustomed diving deepest parts oceans would liquefy many metals striving meet challenge presented venus value insight eb gained planet also human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors travels earth beyond limited danger doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation

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would risk life search answers might end dissapointing well im asssuming author article would author talks bad things venus good things doesnt help hisher claim worthy pursuit despite dangers presents article author talks hardships venuss enviroment would provide benefits heshe talks hard would build spacecraft even withstand venuss envirmonet heshe doesntt provide points ideas want visit author mentions venuss atmosphere 97 percent carbon dioxide atmosphere 97 percent carbon dioxide also contains clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid temperatures venus average around 800 degrees fahrenheit venus hottest surface temperature planet would impossible maintian human life atmospheric pressure 90 times earth paragraph 3 talking negatives venus doesnt support authors claim risks worth finding information paragraph five author talks nasa trying build spacecraft withstand venuss envirmonet heshe explains paragraph 2 spacecraft sent venus ever survived landing hours author talks nasa wants build blimp hover 30 miles surface venus avoid harsh conditions surface although right heshe states even 30 miles surface venus still going around 170 degrees farenheit extremly high air pressure heat harsh storms etc concidered trying build spacecraft able survive venus paragraphs explainging much good coming manned trip venus throughout article author talks little benefits come sending man venus scientists believe venus covered large oceans might variety life forms means nothing us destroyed never sure know life evidence gone honestly point even going venus temperatures 800 degrees would burnt everything besides matter us life focus earth need start taking care ends like venus solid point article honestly pursuaded want send someone visit venus conclusion think author supported claim well talked negative parts venus hard would build something trasport heshe never really states anything persuading reader would good visit venus although would intresting find stuff venuss past one ever know absolute truth

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advantage limits car usage life goes without carcar free cities german suburb articles talks car aint realy needed use day peole article german suburdlife goes without cars discuss people given car two places park either park edge development garage buy space 40000 along home result 70 percent vaubans families cars 57 percent sold cars move source 2 paris bans driving due smog record pollution paris enforcced partial driving ban clear air global city monday motorists evennumber license plates ordered leave cars home suffer 22euro would apply oddnumbered plats wellof course time peroid 4000 drivers fined according reuters source 3 car free day spinning big hit bogota everyone bogota took day car

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authors idea studying venus dangerous despite dangers conditions venus idea sending people close venus study collect data planet important study space could capable learn venus short range planet orbit venus referred earth twin proximity earth venus near paragraph 2 scientist found evidence venus support life like earth features planet surface recognize earth valleys mountains craters author wants know venus study learn venuse used like beforeparagraph 2 idea studying venus inside atmosphere dangerous present venus thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide tempature 800 degrees faherenheit great atpomspheric presure greater earth isnt capable high tech machine nasas rover undergo conditions would crushed flat squeshed object metal made would liquidfy high heat venus paragraph 4 risk dangours scientists engineers know cunstruct find machine capable go harsh eviornment venus nasa idea sending people study could possible paragraph 5 nasas possible solution hostle conditions surface venus would allow scientists float fray words nasas solution instead sending aircrafts venus theyll send venus orbit float top cloads good idea dosent allow scientists collect samples surface planet scientist nasa working materials make electronics testing simulation venus conditions lasted three weeks silicon type material help development creating resistant towards venuss condition working secound project paragraph 7 scientist try find way turn delicate mordern computers machines made pressure heat forces like divices used 1940s world war ideas nasa could actually create divice withstand venus conditions longperiod time author idea sending people venus could posible scientist study venus new divices could find astonishing information venus creating hope imposible new technolgy people around world use find new solutions impossible like studying venus

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use technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable feel new techonolgy would make many people happier least cheer mona lisa demonstration really intended bring smile face shows much computer imagine computer knows youre happy sad new technology could examine facial expressions see happy sad ad plays get sad mad technology play different ad expresses happy feelings make happy put smile face yet dr huang observes artists da vinci studied human anaomy help paint facial muscles precisely enough convey specific emotions new developing technology read facial motions weighting different units software even identify mixed emotions da vincis masterpiece software read type facial expression simpily make day better already happy software make smile even computer expression compared neutral face showing emotion classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored dr huang predicts could modify lesson like effective human instructor software would help many students many students get bored lesson computer technology could help students get better grades makes school much exciting imagine able detect exactly people feeling even trying hide emotions new software would great many people computers even students school using computers

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limiting car usage useful todays society emmissions gas diesel vehicles top chart comes pollution atmosphere pollution could cause lot people become little healthier walked ran biked somewhere stead taking five minute drive convient store many major cities world air pollutants became danger health lungs also earth gasses emitted build atmosphere making thick barrier traps gasses inside intended set free paris france onehundred fourtyseven micrograms particulate matter per cubic meter lot citizens large cities combating pollution problem putting bans cars car usage cutting back due ban live choose walk run bike skate etc creates healthier way life citizens well saving planet saving world one step time proved articles many postive things come restriction automobiles including preservation earth

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development driveless cars complication advancement many issues involed driverless cars including possiblity techincal difficulties liability disputes maintained awarness driver way fully eliminate promblems even technolody everyone knows technology doesnt work planned one hundred percent time therefore good idea completely reliant technology driveless cars function properly time someone could seriously injured killed simple techincal error could avoided continued use mannually driven cars idea human error could argued piont also problem liability article driverless cars coming said technology fails someone injured faultthe driver manufacturer could cause hundreds complaints court cases arguing pays fine accident many drivers may even blame technology malfunctions avoid taking responsiliby accidents yet another problems making sure driver stays focused article pionts psychological aspects driverless cars could challenge driver gets bored waiting turn take driver gets bored good chance try find something else entertain electronics take focus road ways keep driver alert mentioned article wasnt stated would happen driver ignored alerts think technology handle driverless cars simply present many problems unanswered questions happens technolgy malfunctions car driving road whos fault someone injured due technology failing sure drivers pay attention ready take needed manually driven cars working well enough dont present issues switch driverless car

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discovering neighboring planets learning makes planets may best discoveries man kind found planets flaws living way shape form stop scientists wanting see lurks beneath newest mission scientists astronauts want start figuring life like planet called venus although venus may closest relative earth man step foot planet due lethal flaws amount risks needed taken similar earth venus likely life planet life planet could meant microorganisms even plants animals facts evidence shows living possible point even though life may possible seems remain 0 life forms left due dangerous conditions planets surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience planet conditions far extreme anything humans encounter earth evidence even shows environment would crush submarine even liquify metal form life would die instantly including average body temperature person 985 degrees fahrenheit temperatures venus multiply number 8 times even strongest pieces equipment planet contains would chance withstand numbers national aeronautics space administration give valid solution could well possible nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientists float fray imagine blimplike vehicle hovering 30 miles rolling venusiam landscape studies may think safest route conditions still worth risking valueable peoples lives earlier article author presented even impediments erupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes frequent lightning strikes natural disasters alone devestate trip along cons making mission possible scientists able grasp pictures key samples due fact 30 miles planet study new planet always going fascinating sight dangers doubts presented article authors points lean towards useless mission could put scientists lives danger trip would help earn little evidence human withstand forces planet presents

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second planet sun venus gained al ot attention scientists try lot way make way venus none scientist ever get lay hands venus venus one brightest points light night sky challenging place examine closely venus referred earth twin closest planet earth terms density size occasionally closest distance sometimes venus right corner space terms scientist sent numerous spacecraft landin venus previous mission unmanned spacecarft survived landing hours venus thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide surface venus temperature average 800 degrees fahrenheit 90 times greater atmospheric pressure experience eraths even though like scientists fascinated venus may well earthlike planet solar system hovering safely far abopve planet peering venus ship orbiing far planet provide limited information researches take forms rocks gas anything distance therefor understand venus would need get upclose nasa working way approaching venus electroniocs tested lasted couple week conditions old technology looking back even though modern technology poweful fast old technology advantage exposing tablet phone acid heat capable melting tin damage phone extent damage system use mechanical part ade resistant pressure heat resources human curiosity led us discovery new things venusthe curiosity lead us alot things expanded meet edgers imagination second planet sun venus catch lot people attention world

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shouldnt take advantage cars bad environment understand good important car going park two blocks away kids shouldnt go car walk two blocks good exercise many people need always depending car isnt good one day might cars break easy also walking going blocks vehicles great also bad people tend depend cars even go street able walk get exercise need dont normally exercise vaubans streets completely carfree except streets thats good vauban trying soon realize wont many obese people many people halthier taking ten minute walk isnt bad exercising helping health conditions many believe dont car cant go anywhere reality walk far somewhat far walk bus stop take bus days nearrecord pollution paris enforced partial driving ban clear air global city belive thats good paris smog isnt good environment bad people work far gon na go grocery shopping many things understand use vehicle ig going street really point driving car walk

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dear senator believe change electoral college popular vote reason believe much simplier less problems start simplier electoral college reason simplier much fast easy electoral college examplewho picks electors first place depends state sometimes state conventions somethimes state partys central committee somethimes presidential candidates voters control thier electors vote always voters sometimes get confused electors vote wrong candiddate sometimes quote shows confusing electoral college another exampleits official electoral college unfair outdated irrational quote explains electoral college outdated changed contiune using popular vote less problems electoral college example single best argument electoral college might call disaster factor american people consider lucky 2000 fiasco biggest election crisis century system allows much worse consider state legislatures technically resposible picking electors electors could always defy people quote explains electoral college always cause problem voting president want another example official electoral college unfair outdated irrational best arguments favor mostly assertions without much basis reality elections spurious best quote explans abolish electoral college also points flaws end still believe get rid electoral college wheather several problems popular vote much simplier senator think get rid electoral college

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dear mr senator based facts articles read ive made preposition us provided direct election adults teens senoir citizens opinion want government beleieve people direct election get straight answer changing electoral college people actually feel like say gonernment day electoral college doesnt change soon going toi lot angry americans like fued election 2008 election obama floridas vote didnt really count people house next mine yelling screming telivision dad grandmother throwing fit one horrible nights ever seen americans choice direct vote feel people would happier information gathered americans choice choose government like honest votes go representative state choose becomes president doesnt seem like smartest thing could pressured threatend even killed people crazy days direct election people could vote way actually happy extra money live finally state opinion even stronger first time us provided best possible things even pollitics youirs truelly young american

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idea driverless cars idea many years actually happening companies starting test cars like near years usage think cars driverless helps people save money cars safer theyre modern driverless cars help people save money people buy cars passage states first paragraph google cofounder sergey brin envisions future public transportation system driverless cars form publictransport taxi system people call taxi service wont need car theyll save bunch money buses taxis would use fuel use today could also help pollution also taxi system people picked quicker taxi services today people get jobs faster anywhere driverless cars theyre also safer normal driving cars passage mentions idea cameras driver make sure theyre alert paying attention car power control brake needed reduce increase power engine car better response control human driver alone still possible mishap accident accident could either driver cars fault car knows construction work much traffic happen car alerts driver start driving car avoid accidents happening part driverless car much modern normal driving car today modernizing cars started 1980s automakers created antilock brakes grown something biggerthe wheels today detect outofcontrol skids rollovers car also tells driver drive example gm developed seats vibrated tell driver take hold wheel whats truly modern driverless cars cameras rear wheel rearview mirror also rotating sensor roof gps reciever inertial motion sensor features tested toyota prius best feature 3d model surrounding around car show driver surroundings im personally driverless cars help save money theyre safer theyre modern course still things work cars legalizing done states driverless cars thing near future thats sure

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dear state senator like talk changing way vote elections want make voting president based poular vote electoral college system electoral college system meeting electors vote president vice president votes congress electoral college system voters vote president instead vote slate electors elects president example system living texas wanted vote john kerry youd vote slate 34 electors pledged john kerry electors election kerry gets 34 electoral votes electors anyone holding public office electors picked state come different kind conventions partys state system get confusing sometimes electors dont always want elected im asking change voting popular vote kind voting based qualified citizens voting ever please like system voice speak choose kind president like electoral college system unfair outdated irrational system kind system needed america speaking personally word would descibe electoral college system anachronism anachronism something belongs past future cant see kind system lives forever elections based popular vote good system us humans take advantage power hands change world around us dont use either way based popular vote way better system electoral college system like country use system sincerely student

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use facial action coding system believe technology could potentially engage students classrom activities computer would know exactly interests doesnt also believe technology make students feel better understood class room technology would also encourage students wouldnt stuff dont understand evidence claim would fact class room computer could recognize studentis becoming confused bored could modify lesson like effective human instructor basically lets us know computer uses facial expressions decode student understands material wether engaged bored mentioned use technology could bring many benefits society would truly allow students bloom learn best would change lesson plan instant something suits needs particular student therefore making less complicated learn yet still progressing technology could make students feel better understood wouldnt forced something dont understand regular classroom would probably take teacher days change lesson plan maybe point student would discouraged becuase could potentially one doesnt understand material therefore believe embrace technology schools whole world progressing education system hasnt changed bit think education progress rest whole world embrace facial action coding system schools make efficient

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cars usable objects kind society living today great things comes bad things limit car usage places world would effect every one could good could bad comes envirenment limiting car usage even help prevent certain problems people dont realy pay attention prolems like pollution government wasting money highways cars trying find safer ways transportation like many factories cars give bad smoke pipe back car smoke goes air get mix air would create pollution pollution would create bigger problems like rise greenhouse gas emission could also create global warming wich could lead much worse stuff would get know global warming could lead destruction earth france government decided enforce driving ban clear air global city based facts cited source two city paris nearrecord pollution personal experiances know car smoke people one uncles died haiti inhale much car smoke knind messed lungs people suprisinly crisis cars apperently government deosnt realise since based source 1 stated 80 percent appropriations law gone highways 20 percent transport bycicles much safer way travel though cars faster way easier crash cars bycicles release bad smoke culminate pollution

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often ride car drive one motor vehicle work store mall ever thought many people world exact thing travel every destination using fuel powered motorvehicle many people realize intenisve damage theyre turn key egnition didnt drive work today youre like regular car user thought could never survive without car may run mind possible though live without main mean transport look cities like vuban paris bogota one way restricted peoples usage cars actually enjoy limit car usage inturn result many advantages benefits community recognized benefit giving car usge would positive consequences health source 1 heidrun walter states car always tense hes much happier without think imagine angry road rage experience driving surely positive effect mood health driving takes copious amount focus mental activity trying navigate dealing bad drivers etc short period time youre stressed tired cities like new york paris population high leads congestion streets excessive amounts pollution warm layers air according robert duffer paris bans driving due smog traps car emissions healthy also states paris enforce temporary driving ban pollution levels reached time record days less driving pollution went way since people arent driving find means transport could include walking biking skating destintions physical excercises body getting work youll mentally feel fresher would sitting car taking break driving also help overall look city pollution doesnt cause flowers grow certainly doesnt smell nice sets filter town gives dirty vibe less driving less nasty pollution emitted therefore leading cleaner community elisabeth rosenthals article german suburb life goes without cars gives good point since restriction car motor vehicle transportation going walkers tons people taking sidewalks instead roads might need pathways closer stores walking distance andrew selsky states parks sports centers bloomed throughout city uneven pitted sidewalks replaced broad smooth sidewalks new restaurants upscale shopping districts cropped stated previously pollution benefiting environment organizations envronmental protection agency us promoting car reduced communities says rosenthal communities far less pollution much cleaner cities also promoting idea days devoted nocar driving bogota colombia hold anual carfree day buses taxis permitted drivers would fined although fining someone using posession might ruffle feathers successful turn significantly reduced smog conclusion although idea giving precious automobiles walking destination might sound impossible reducing driving lead many benefits advantages daily lives include increase health improved look cities improved environment around us instead picking car keys next time go work try dusting helmet take bike ride

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advantages limiting car usage theres going less smog world people going play sports excersise better walkride bike instead driving car car usage really bad earth limiting car usage theres going less smog world second story stated cold nights warm days caused warmer layer air trap car emissions means keep driving car cold warm warmer layer earth trap car emissions hurting earth also second story said smog cleared enough monday ruling french party rescind ban oddnumbered plates tuesday use less car french becuase ordered motorist evennumbered license plates leave car home people going play sports excersise alot people going want pay alot money car place park first story sated carowner buys space 40000 along home everybody going want pay much money car sapce house alsoit stated result 70 percent vaubans families cars 57 percent sold car move tell car really expensive alot people got enough money buy car would walk instead driving better walkride bike instead drive car drive car releasing smog air thats bad health air car releases get us sick alot people rather ride bike walkits good opportunitty take away stress lower air pollution means walking help u alot stressing take walk going take away stess going less air pollution earth alsothres going less air polution advantages limiting car usage theres going less smog world people going play sports excersise better walkride bike instead driving car car usage really bad earth thats walk times beacause want save earth

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technology increases idea driverless cars startin become reality mercedesbenz audi nissan plan cars drive thenselves 2020 passage states diverless cars way already progress although thought liscens sounds great developement cars developement diverless cars would cause conflict among manufacturers people also could mechanical problems come along developement driverless cars causing safety issues lastly people enjoy control car also allows responsability safety number issue driverless cars mechanical issue people road could cause injuries also car functioning right stuck middle road would fix like mechanical object possibility thing go wrong technology fails someone injured fault driver manufacturer agreement quote passage also question fault issues cause unessesary conflict manufacturers people able manually drive cars would additionally enable us avoid issues know resposible control car gives comfortability knowing behind wheel vehicle operates also able drive teach responsability necessary part growing even trafic laws change new laws needed order cover liability case accident developement driverless cars would also lead new regulations law people know although driverless cars long way away big transition diriving car manually literally automatic developement cars cause conflict withe manufactures peolple also could mechanical problems could cause safty issues lastly people enjoy control car also allows learning responsability

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ever school understood didnt want bored school work think mostly everyone world gone throw affect future also learned school think new computer sytem help change one helps teacher find better way teach students two helps children learn better finally start new inventins help children work learn better school fist reason think computer system would help schools becuse help techer find better way teach students teacher get reports students emotions lesson see needs change also help let teachers know mostly students need help others also students bored lesson makes want work supported paragraph sixa classrom computer could reconize student confused r bored dr huang predictsthen could modify lesson ike effectiv human instructor second reason think system would valuable school helps kids learn better one chnge lesson sees child behind help catch confused help understand better bored make lesson enterting help hem focuse idea chan chage many students lives better think would help students learn better finally think help start new ideas help better school compuer system works inventors start think new ideas make school easier place learn help people make inventins even things like kinds foods students eat find student something bring harm students many reasons cud help start ideas new inventions make school better conclusion think computer system valuable make school etter place one help teacher two helps children lern better lastly lead new ideas make school better feel new computer system thin valuabel

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thet face red planet made aleans haped naturaly also theres prove aleans like people think pyramids helped aleans build pyramids face looks like egypion pharaohs face see looks like humans face face first seen hollywood film think face bona fide nasa still prov alean ecestens nasa took pictur face proved nateral formland aleans evryone oky studed pictur ther alean markungs hidden haze nasa went back even tho going hard work zoomed much posebl colled see things looked like littele airplanes egygtianstyle pyramids even small shacks like earth ther things look like rhing cant ecsplandd formed formed finel conclusion face marked red planet think made naturaly

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worldwide car companies introducing new products services growing population however many places vauban germany putting pause polluting production smart planning movements new law enforcements motor vehicle companies produced millions new vehicles latest additives bullet proof window others high speed turbo engines many csr lovers fancy best cars sometimes cars used mode transportation used daily get people one place another even looked future see flying cars things seen cartoons animations cars attraction many car companies negative outcome movement across globe really need take away cars though cars seen everyday tool really safe scientists proven smog car engines pollute atmospher cold nights warm days cause warmer layers air trap car emissions polluting air breath congestion contributes amount emissions also hectic bundle att stoplights highways also stated congestion brings tension people due damaged earth many organizations countries enforced laws rules carfree environment places vauban germany forbidden form car storage transporting paris bans car driving days nearrecord pollution bogota colombua many left car home day clear streets air moements seen progress woth reviews many smog free zones release tension people lower air pollution america transportaion second largest source emissions president barack obama plans reduce statistic americas statistics shows people buying fewer cars driving less getting fewer lincenses year goes makes obamas plan step closer complete car usage therefore depleted atmosphere saved car companies negative impact countries seeing better results limting car usage end world transportation less cars less stress

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challenge exploring venusis evening starwhich aslo name venusit venus plant solar systemvenus second plant sun mission done unmannedand good reason whysince spacecraft survived landing hoursthere might issue explainswhy single spaceship touched venus three decades thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide challenging forthe clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheitaslo atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience plant nothing like humans encounter earth venus hossest surface temperature planet solar system venus may well mostearth like planet solar systemvenus might probably covered largely oceans maybe maybe life like earth havethe planet surface rocky sediment includes familiar features shuch mountains craters nasa solution would hostille conditions surface venus would allow scientists float fray want hover many stroms travel higher altitude fly landscapeaslo aviod unfriendly ground condtitons staying way howevervenus ship obriting hovering plant safely provied limited insight ground conditions light froms penetrate dense atmosphererendering standard form phitigraphy videography ineffective resachers want take sample rockygas anything esle could get form distance therefore scientists would take risk get close nasa working approaches study venus examplesome simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venus surface lasted three weeks conditionsthey looking past telling us require elections end still expanded meet edged imagination innovtion

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limiting use automobiles would make drastic impact world many ways decreasing pollution air providing citizens healthier lifestyle limiting use car transportation decreasing harmful gases automobiles release air passage two states paris initiated temporary driving ban clear air global city known smog great thing motivates citizens provide new ways get around walking riding bike provides area freasher air breath frances actions caught attention beijing china one polluted cities world another significant reason decreasing use cars great thing allows citizens interact promote alternative transportations travel around city passage 3 states millions columbians bogota coulumbia partake car free day hope inspire others around citizens columbia used effiecient ways travel around city hiking biking skating provided great exercise reduced stress air pollution chance interact community environment columbias event recieved great deal attention widely influenced countries cities world although automobiles provide easier faster way get around cause toxic pollution air limiting car usauge provide fellow citizens healthier lifestyle freasher air one small step decrease pollution could spark revolutionary change

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many good reasons join seagoing cowboys example get help others different cultures seagoing cowboys learn different cultures maybe even learn different language seagoing cowboys get deliver different animals arcross ocean also help others need livesock seagoing cowboys helped lot help fix ruins world war ii left behind delivering animals things seagoing cowboys get go exploring area ship animals others luke came europe cattle boat even thinking going seagoing cowboy luke friend reist heard job helped families around world decided sign job seagoing cowboys helped recover teh land animals supplies many many wars luke may gotton hur job still kept going

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years seem flying people seem growing smarter technology seems improving rather well smart products becoming popular countries students school using technology often psychologists world studying students young adults need program help others understand emotions systems like facial action coding system showing people emotions important peoples everyday lives especially schools helping students around world important facial coding computers detect student bored confused worried student falling bored class hard tell going may paying attention teacher may even know problem facial action coding system come handy computers able easily detect student falling focus helping students pay attention important education facial coding high programmed algorithms detect facial muscles student program accurate quick decide student feeling class passage making mona lisa smile mentions student falling bored program recognizes students face update show information interests child aside students falling bored school facial action coding system come handy recognizing students becoming confused also different facial muscles used confusion worry surprise happy coding system help students become easily confused dr huang colleague nicu sebe working help computers humans communicate without confusion computer system update information help students constructing 3d scan face becuase confusing trying figure student confused system modify lesson help student become less confused like said making mona lisa smile talking emotions worry surprise go hand hand worry easily detected facial action coding system dr paul eckman created persons frontalis pars laterlis muscle eyes falls category worry surprise student appears worried shocked subject computer program adjust help teacher figure student struggling program help student detrimental facial action coding system come handy easily detect students feelings idea behind facial action coding system computer scan persons face used decide persons emotion someone angry orbicularis oris tightens around mouth muscle detected facial action coding system 44 major muscles modeled program helpful know someone angry feeling system extremely helpful students

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luke bombeger crossed atlantic ocean 16 times life wanted help people need proud seagoing cow boy wanted help people affected war sure many hardships one point almost died worth got help many people also helped solve food problem europe boat trips care many animals kept busy good work animals unloaded would play around stalls play games good time team mates encourage seagoing cowboy many good oppurtunities helped many people feel blessed go country country help others need help think might surprised much accomplish life

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car free day spinning big hit around world many people cant even image advantages limiting car usage many countries lot reduced car usages germany government made ether current resident car owning buy space park car 4ooo along house number usages lower result 70 percent vauban families dont cars use 52 percent sold car move vauban germany also part wood like paris enforce partial driving ban clear air days monday motorists even numbered license plates ordered leave cars home surfer 22 euro fine colombia program put place car free day also colombia three years seeing good results violators faced 25 fines turnouts large limiting car usage also turnout residents columbia one stated good opportunity take away stress lower air pollution said businessman tat cars part improvement campaign began bogota mid 19900s seen th econstrusion 118miles bicycles paths latin america cityaccording mockus city mayor end car culture president obamas ambitious goals curb us greenhouse gas emissions unveiled last week cut usage cars us roads study last year found driving young people decreased 23 percent 2001 2009 people thorn car life also things said world cars tend said cant move another place without car cant live without car car limiting world fixed problems hjad great start moblile world congress last tear barcelona spian bill ford layout business plan world personal vehicles ownerships preposed plan pedestrinbicylesprivate carscommercial woven connected network save time

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technology adavncements come long way since primitive sticks stones early human era dueing time humans constanly creating new inventions different tasks new technology allow people calculate emotions new invention read humans emotions exceptionally accurate percent valuable asset later life reading emotions turn help tell truth dont want tofind bothering people fixed well keeping people focused daily lives useful everday lives advanced accurate form something already use daily instance humans calculate emotions looking friend tell friend feeling simply look face despite humans still accurately describe convey truth behind emotion may see person happy reality upset angry new technology comes play new tecnology people able find true emotion becuase detect mixed emotions emotions make peoople respond way needed either make situation better keep topic currently technology could also keep people focused alert due technology responding keep attention task hand example classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored could modify lesson like effective human instructor adult technology could respond emotions change fit needs best use new technology would help people working class students trying stay focused class lessons addition technology also used entertainment technology would make computer animated faces expressive would ensure happines user advanced tasks new technology help tell truth keep attention task hand help fit specific needs create better entertainment new technology come great benefits definetly helpful recource implmented classrooms facilities ensure better productive daily life

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venus earths twin thought atmosphere ninetyseven percent carbon dioxide average surface tempurture eight hundred degrees dangers face trying study venus would try find another place substain human life author even suggest studying venus author even support studying venus venuss main atmosphere eight hundred degrees fahrenheit cloud earth much calmer atmosphere thirtyplus miles surface tempertures drop around 170 degree air pressure returns air pressure around sea level earth solar power would plentiful radiaton wouldnt exceed earth level easy conditions live survivable humans finding another place substain human life nessisary thing growing population earth ever present threat gobal warming earth gon na forever need place live goes south would best place substain life well decided yet better way start learning earths twin author says sister planet inhospitable scientist even dicussing vists surface astronomers fasinated venus may well earthlike planet solar system even past failures trying land venus author supports idea exploring becasue thought earth like venus life time author completely supports exploration venus even dangers belives worth risk learn life substained earths future looks like learn venuss past

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many years scientist mechanics trying create car drives years come close creating car soon theyll made personally feel like bad idea create car even though good points get car sick im sure many people world get car sick found drive dont get car sick one reason im keeping mind busy focus driving self driven cars would driving ill get car sick would rather walk destination get sick dizzy driverless car however youre probably thinking dont car sick letting move everyday someones computer crashes phones freeze eletronic devices battery runs car well im glad asked driverless car known fact itll electronic imagen youre driving high way youre car manlfunctions shuts cant get youre car controll quick enough youll crash right person front beside technology known fall apart malfuntion time likely driverless car cause accidents idea driverless car bad good things example texting driving less dangerous drunk people able drive home without worrying crashing traffic jam dont worry car provide entertainment future course everyone wants take things next level dont think ready yet conclusion driverless cars bad idea theyll cause car crashes make people lazier cause many people get car sick including itll bad good car help many things well future bright next level future things driverless cars right future fine drivers driving car

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well omna lisa good paint trying know expresion think good 1 reason bad 1 reason technology going know expresion facial expresion fakeing natural good reason discover expresion paints like mona lisa time fake people fake could able use president see smile natural fake special people honest seen face expresions thats read however bad reason could use people know feeling good type stuf private way also ask permission people see expresions private feeling inside conclusion good bad becuase discover famous paints photos expresions present would something private violate rights conclusion think would good use ir old past things would like discovered present

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mr senator think electoral college decent way vote president really best way though electoral college elects presidents way favored many doesnt allow people directly vote president electoral college abolished changed election popular vote voting electoral college make things unfair stated article indefensible electoral college electoral college system voters vote president state electors turn elect president source 2 statement basically says voter goes vote arent voting president someone go vote also exactly people go let vote person leading country according article electors anyone holding public office source 2 people go vote cant control electors vote thats another way electoral college unfair voters along unfair voters electoral college also unfair people well example canidates actually running president article electoral college states electoral college democratic modern senseit electors elect president people source 3 mean electoral college may good system ago maybe good day age yes also article states entirely possible winner electoral vote win national popular vote source 3 said always chance result election country whole wants electors want conclude electoral college interesting proccess everyone know believe electoral college process stays textbooks learned actually used electoral college gone changed election popular vote preamble constitution says people electors thank time propername

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think good idae send probes venus even despite cost totally bourd author made good points suggestions send things venus first scientists researching way last longer get venus land closest planet us defining risks take research trying make man pod human go study first hand second scientists also finding way make probes pods withstand venus planet simplified electrons made silicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venuss surface lasted three weeks simulation lastly also looking old technology withstand stuff called mechanical computors created 1900 used world war 2 electronics gears wires levers job withstand high pressure heat forces author support story facts dont human curiosity later

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limiting use cars seems like crazy idea really think importance cars days seem like big deal people starting realize cars way transportation according article number people driving tend decrease every yearsource 4 s4 paragragh 41 p41 hand driving beneficial walking riding bike times purpose essay explain advantages limiting car usage nature lovers limiting cars would seem like good idea people walk ride bikes percent air pollution would lowers1 p5 united states proven 50 percent greenhouse gas caused carss1 p5 cars dangerous driven wrong people driving influence cause many accidents drivers tend go fast drive really reckless intoxicated choosing walk ride bike instead driving benefical amount exercise people get one con driving worry traffics3 p20 driving worry anything slowing many advantages walking instead driving many people realize example walking deal bad parking fined bad driving even washing car hassle timess3 p21 hand nothing wrong driving times car useful walking comes going long distances days everybody always rush based need go car get faster rate accidents still happen walking riding bike maybe frequently people even use smart cars worried air pollutions2 p18 wrap things get point driving less cars benficial walking riding bikes avoid less traffic accidents percent greenhouse gas caused cars would probably go air pollution would big problem another benefit walking getting exercise cars cause many problems far pollution accidents bad idea

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continue development self driving cars could prove safer regular human driven cars could reudce cost fuel self driven cars equiped scanners become advanced enough detect respond danger outofcontrol skids rollovers scanners use information apply brakes individual wheels reduce power engine thus allowing far better response control human driver could manage alone self driving help prevents accidents caused human error also help another serious problem cars likely still run fuel supply regular cars development continues cars may able run half fuel regular car turn could lower gas immesions air self driving car energy suffient also partical means transportation development cotinue road truly autonomous car stretches ahead us grow closer destination every day matter time self driving car reaches full potential long development continues laws passed allowing use cars seeing big change drive cars next couple years

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