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know electoral college didnt know seventh grade well dont know group 538 people vote next president united states dont think vote president like wondering dosent guy like way voting set let tell think first think removes voting right american citizen probably asking yourselfe remove right vote well see electoral college votes whoever vote wins basically voting nothing electoral college basically vote counts twords election another thing would want change electoral college main vote vote whats point wasting time vote doesent even count thi9nk voting popular vote lets citizens choose want leader finally think could choose president would better becuse people would get want dont get choose leader point stuff real democracy let people vote general think voting popular choice electoral college people united states need vote leaders keep rights vote country

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article challenge exploring venus author supports idea finding way explore study venus despite challenges would need overcome author supports idea well noting explaining possible solutions explaining succeeding scientifically productive paragraph 3 author explains many factors makes venus inhospitable planet explains scientific value able explore paragraph 4 done show extent challenges rewards exploring venus scientific value would worth overcoming challenges paragraph 5 author explains idea nasa exploring venus possibly done author also explains possible technologies used venuss harsh conditions paragraph 7 paragraphs 5 7 used support idea giving possible solutions explaining exploring venus potentially done sometime future conclusion author supports idea exploring venus well explaining benefits giving evidence exploring venus eventually possible future

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technology getting smarter better able percieve chaotic idea emotion article making mona lisa smile nick dalto new technology introduced able read emotion using algorithims based facial muscles technology incredibly effective lot fields whether games advertisements art howver technology hold much value inside classroom able apply technology classroom teacher would computer multiple computers software installed cameras constantly monitering students although cost unkown application technology cant cheap article says modify lesson like effective instructor sentence implies computer would also substitute teacher programs would made teach kids biggest problem lack human presence teaching methods come technology human presence undeniably irreplaceable comes teaching computer could never impart knowledge onto someone quite like interactions two human beings teacher also able eaily read emotions students without use technology teacher also needed moniter classroom much flexible another problem student may feel lack privacy costantly monitered students emotions could put full display times cameras computers could also easily beccme distraction students computers may able moniter behavior emotions student changing lesson plans much negative emotions student student also needs teracher seek help advice teacher students faces harder read students burns scars facial impairments make technology faulty cease work students habits like leaning heads hands habits cause face visible also affect technology may inaccurate people think different ways learn also good teacher able recognize ways adapt studnt learn material better computer able tell things emotions someone technology read emotions truly wonderful uneeded classroom teacher already accomplish things computer inside classroom much better able create interactions student cost likely innacuracies reading emotions also cons along lack flexibility computers read emotion usefull many different situations including classroom

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driverless cars relatively new concept automobile industry benefits offer could potentially decrease risk driving especially given inconsistencecy drivers todays world tempting seemingly perfect solution reducing number car accidents support idea driverless cars author states section four combination input necessary driverless car mimic skill human wheel humans way perfect drivers natural instincts reactions human behind wheel impossible capture form sensors robots mechanincs kind situations unorthodox solutions needed remain control car keep crashing veteran drivers knowledge experience robots may programs react certain situations move way object coming towards car rapid speed situations programmed robots simply react ways humans brings next reason supporting driverless cars section eight passage focuses psychological aspects driverless cars introduces thd idea laziness boredom human nature later author states manufacturers hope address problem including entertainment cars remedy boredom bringing car entertainment wuld distract obsolete human drivers road case emergency could prove fatal driver passengers car well google car mentioned section 7 announces driver prepared take human hear car announce car reverted drivers control driver might end crash driverless cars provide distractions hand world today matter human driving human driving car could end dead along passengers car driverless cars become reality human drivers may one day become obsolete todays world focused heavily transportation getting one point next driverless cars would fufil requirement without help human drivers driverless cars would develop improve less less amount humans would know drive seem like major problem driverless cars reality malfunctioning systems would prove chaotic systemwide problem driverless cars vehicles use malfuctioning would recalled fixed causing mass hysteria loss driving skills nobody would know drive humans would unable travel places go work recreational activities driverless cars may promote many benefits humans seeking leisure comfort driving driverless cars could prove create serious safety issues especially busy roads todays society

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advantages driving car outweigh disadvantages cities start give options transportation like buses terminals taxis worth driving spending money gas driving produces carbon dioxide bad air cities banned cars day even banned cars forever city vauban germany residents decided give cars city provides transportation buses thew stores places work placed walking distance result people started ride bikes pollution free way transportation united states enviromental protection agency promoting car reduced communities expertes believe public transportation serving suberbs play major role horrible much pollution ban driving day paris ban driving much smog clear nthe air result smog clear one day half city paris didnt drive city bogota colombia ban driving one day every year promote alternative transportation reduce smog people bogota like idea using alternative transportation relieves stress driving first time two cities decided wanted participae maybe one day whole world participate idea driving might shock driving positive outcomes towards enviroment people would suffer would car companies world stopped driving day would planet affected

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author suggest studying venus worthy pursuit dispite dangers article paragraph 3 states planet surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience planet coditions seem make task traveling venus sound difficult almost impossible author talks another way observe venus man probed nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientist float fray scientist nasa want fly clouds venus like planes earth today storm blimplike vehicle hovering 30 miles roiling venusian landscape nasa working approaches study venus example simplified electronic made silicon carbide tested chambers simulating chaos venus surface lasted three weeks conditions one way nasa looking way look venus using silicon carbide tested chambers nasa simulating like condition venus surface lasted three weeks author article supports idea challenge exploring venus well many supports text author talk conditions venus nothing compared earth importance getting venus paragraph 4 article states long ago venus probably coverws largely oceans could supported various forms lifejust like earth article explains venus long ago may sum like earth oceans various life forms know sure never get venus last hours article well explained enough details support claim

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traveling beyong earth shouldnt restricted dangers doubts thouroughly thought expanded innovated bound thoughts lilmit satisfacation curiosities humanity met meet challenge travelling venus exceed nasa working mehcanical parts electronics resistent dense pressure heat forces venuss surface nasa also thinking vehicles make possible withstand hostile conditions venus though may limited insight ground conditions scientist able study although may challenge innovating everyday allow machines withstand last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus dangers along way extreme temperatures acidic atmosphere high pressure scientist trying make possible success making equipment last hazords venus even problems along way scientist still work ways reach venus beacuse earthlike planet solar system long ago likely covered oceans able support life conclusion figuring way reach study venus long time period worth risk failure learn mistakes study conditions planet make possible actaullly able study retrieve results planet surface

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student confused school supposed raise hand taught way since day one whether followed hard say students scared raise hand however grow older mature seem find courage ask questions way always taught students generally make faces confused beneficial teacher theyre paying attention recent computer software developed professor thomas haung indicates peoples emotions used mona lisa get every percent emotion face suggested software put schools benefit students however innovation put schools varying ages kids much would actually used convienence schools budget space classrooms computer software tell every percent emotion face fascinating concept convienent preschool elementary students article making mona lisa smile said classroom computer could recognize confusion boredom students change lesson beneficial class para 6 put place younger classroom could misleading younger kids spunky behavior minds still maturing developing might find software fun amusing make many facial expressions would alter lesson plan class unaccordingly others may argue little kids could possibly get bored every day eventually calm would useful though never know little kid could find something fun easy would rise misleading lesson plans young students technology put highschool classroom students minds better matured developed would successful however would need computer every student schools provide students may even find uncomfortbale expressions watched analyzed day result knowing recognized confused could easily act prevent expression giving result even use people already work software friends tell youre feeling based facial expression para 5 also mentioned making mono lisa smile people use knowledge tell whether politician celebrity faking smile truthful para 8 proving people already software precise numbers hand computers installed schools became regular thing could eventually excepted students would actually use software benefit teachers would find innovation helpful could argue students express trully understand material software would accurately show truth students students could still refuse use would lead teachers back square one maybe even students first day school taught raise hand something say normal let students computer software tells every percent every expression someone unecessary school varying ages kids much would actually used convienence schools budget space classrooms

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often times within classroom setting easy become bored confused one second track lead completely lost entire 90 minute class teachers best keep students engaged learning often times impossible keep tabs emotions 25 people however facial action coding system track emotions students introducing facial action coding system would incredibly helpful within classroom setting facial action coding system would able recognize student becoming confused bored skill would incredibly useful sometimes hard pick exactly someone feeling within efficient time frame sometimes teaching difficult focus students emotions lesson time however facial action coding system would take task recognizing emotion thus allowing teacher focus lesson hand according dr huang human communication nonverbal including emotional communication able see nonverbal queues would help teachers see level engagement lessons creates well help students arent engaged facial action coding system would additionally allow computer modify lesson like effective human instructor modification would allow students bored engaged better understand lesson hand would likely increase learning occurs within classroom students would access lesson made sense additionally eliminates guess work teacher trying come effective lesson computer thus time used efficiently teaching students facial action coding system would also give practical application anatomy coding within classroom application uses 3d computer model face must contain 44 major muscle groups complex subjects taught within schools often seen practical application however implementation facial action coding system would show students complex skills coding anatomy come together form something see everyday use interesting implement scanning help students develop newfound interests within fields serve excellent teaching point students looking fields anatomy coding conclusion facial action coding system would significant benefits faculty students school would help make teachers job easier effective enabling student learn better system would create lasting impact learning done students

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classroom teacher may able fully understand realize feelings emotions students classroom teacher able meet every single one students make sure okay understand everything class however facial action coding system things may change facial action coding system extremely valuable classroom may allow teachers focus students confused sad angry fearful furthermore system used make sure everyone understands teacher teaching pace first facial action coding system help students learn pace computer would able recognize whether students thought subject easy hard countenance example text dr huang predictsa classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored could modify lesson like effective human instructor since teacher usually teaches everything time computers may better students excel students dont computers would help excelling students constant challenge students take time could slowly grasp understand particular subject idea evidently facial action coding system something valuable class help everyone learn comfortably another benefit facial action coding system technology could inform teachers students feeling article dr paul eckman associated six basic emotion happiness suprise anger disgust fear sadness specific facial muscle movements technology teachers may able help support students feeling sad angry fearful teachers would able become counselor figure students feeling unpleasant emotions help overcome difficulties removal unpleasant emotions classroom students happy work together bring knowledge success lives also facial action coding system could help create classroom atmosphere students feel welcome happy certain students way like learn study may different students may solve teacher could try different types classroom settings lesson plans activities etc technology could help teacher determine students liked facial analysis could help create classroom students fun engaging subject rather bored reluctant study addition type technology could help provide safe learning environment students technology teachers could see students feeling malicious angry would allow prevent future problems consequences helping couseling teachers able understand see feelings angry upset student consequences could occur fighting misconduct facial action coding system also provide safety students teachers alike critics facial action coding system may say student right personal feelings however although may cost minute amount ot privacy facial action coding system may save many lives example knowing student sad teachers would able prevent suicides giving emotional support making sure everything safe addition teachers could help prevent child abuse bullying knowing student constantly showing fear preventing abuse bullying students could prevent gruesome future allow pursue dreams without fear benefits facial action coding system substantially outweigh negative aspects facial action coding system may key successful education students grow knowledge fun actively enjoying subject teacher may also aware going classroom technology allowing meet individual needs students benefits would come technology facial action coding valuable tool students teacher classroom

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reading controversial essay electoral college affects american people feel personally bit ashamed country allow nonsense happened opinion would want ban choice electoral college first looking way deep system voting really necessary compare states number votes anothers possibly get noticed dont take things hands count voting stranger work us one many paragraphs read simply stated electoral college widely regarded anachronism nondemocratic method selecting president overruled doesnt sound like everyone america fully williing agree wouldnt blame dont understand cant vote directly president mean going leader would never put type big decision somebody elses hands dont even know especially know completely certain whomever put vote 5050 chance winnning already apparent list five reasons retaining electoral college democratic pedigree another reason im kind voting system first reason listed certainty outcome really make person reading question theyre making right decision would go lot trouble paperwork whenever voting someone least would like know im basically giving one vote away technically someone else

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hello name luke bomberger seagoing cowboy world war ii helped transfer animals europe asia war many countries left ruinsparagraph 2i enjoyed lot got go see parts world would recomend job anyone likes adventure job full fun exploration takes lot wateing takes two weeks cross alantic ocean eastern coast united states month get chinaparagraph 6theres also lot running around getting animals fed waiting animals fed lot fun like playing tabletenisvollyballboxing pass time program done dangerous times might storm hauracane acually broke ribs trying get across alantic though pay end would totally recomend program anyone talked good dangerous though get go places never thought would go end good cause

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past society told cars would able drive people would called crazy would laughed offcalling wishful thinking throughout life humans worked towards new advances technology always looking way make life easier simpler queastion draw line saftey saftey concern time less independent become dependent machines could easily break causes permanant damage mind safe drivless cars driverless cars could harmful passenger drivers well text states reality google cars could drive independetly specific conditions since 2009 case coming probably due fact casualties example passage mentions fully developed driverless car handle complicated traffic issues basically driving requires could definatly result drivers getting injured could cause injures could also cause legal issues one thinks people dont want rely cars driving chance could cause accident laws driverless cars could caos something goes wrong car causes accident malfunction law driverless cars means could blamed driver manufacturer concerning points taken consideration may argue driverless cars better human drivers although numerous drawbacks driverless cars may say better drivers humans passage states information sensors cause car apply brakes individual wheels reduce power engine allowing far better response control human driver could manage alone shows driverless cars opperate breaks better humans although driverless cars good brakes thay cant relied enough put ones life hands passage statesthey steer accelerate brake designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills navigating work zones around accidents means even though point driverless cars humans dont drive technically still drive stay alert seems defeat whole purpose creating driverless cars actually driverless even though rely technoloy various activities doesnt mean rely everything reality driverless cars trouble good compromise saftey people road also dont regulations laws could impact driving saftey taking account laws order driverless cars question driverless cars sold society weas humans responsibiliy protect mantain saftey life god gave us

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electoral college process around plenty years come established founding father compromise election president vote congress election president popular vote qualitified citizens simple process running candidate would need majority 270 electoral votes founding fathers came process order election president run smoothly using electoral college exact percentage outcome votes guessing estamating electoral college method awarding electoral votes inducucing candidates focus campaign efforts tossup states voters tossup states likely pay close attention campaign making easier candidates study certain states needs convincing vote needs met may say winnertakeall system isnt fair states candidates dont even bother going states know chance winning well argued saying method may help candidates know chance winning states might specifically prepare certain speech may persuade state vote also voters vote swings national election electoral college many ways help candidate win election might make things easier himher electoral college requires presidential candidate transregional appeal means voter south reason campaign heavily sates instead spend time states need little convincing fot candidate gain vote also restores weight political balance large states loses virtue malappotrionment senate decreed constitution may say prospect tie electoral vote something worry electoral college avoids problem runoff election electoral college would put pressure runoff elections would greatly complicate presidential election process invariably produces clear winner electoral college kept stay way isnt complicated makes election run smoothly provides multiple ways candidate win vote certain state avoids major problem election

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technology determine mood technology used search dectect information used help others learn something cant calculate people really feel youll never know people feel unless tell theirselves technology tell people feel results peoples feelings may accurate detects really happened also dont express peoples personal issues people smile dont mean theyre really happy people may frown mean really upset never know people feel make seem like everything okay things people go throught alright technology tell actually truth comes personal problems also express people going life results technology hundred percent true human emotions technology always accurate people dectecting peoples emotions may looking facial expressions technology work technology research networks toolspower points also microsoft word technology opinion dont determine peoples mood technology show things dont know finally technology determine peoples emotions technology research thing people dont know cant show truth peoples emotions sadly express people really feel something someone therefore people theirselves tell emotions really frown smile

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article driverless cars coming states many reasons cars coming position point view matter negitive thing many reasons stated positive fuel less time consuming negitive safety money tell many reason find negitive solution next paragraphs positive ideas stated paragragh less fuel safer dont completely manualy drive car article one many reasons driveless cars would safer steer accelerate brake notifie driver need take controls certain situations safety concern modern drivers article states manufactures want bring entertainment cars enjoy trip displays turned instantly driver needs take way incar system actually safety feature reasons cars made yet isnt dont know make even manufacture leads us negitive effects law expense redesighing mass restruction roads according article lawmakers focus keeping drivers passengers pedestrians safe safety best acheived drivers alert another concern happens accident blame driver manufacturer article says smart cars use binary code smartroad systems worked well required massive upgrades existing roads somthing expensive position article driveless cars way go money safety need future generations know manualy drive car safe aspects driver isnt fully alert perdict need take yes fuel half much use road construction op front way expensive us cars safe possible future generationd know fully drive car something happen would need wouldnt able thats position argument negitive idea stay way article driverless cars coming gives us many good facts aon cars driveing thing position matter cars incontrol time many postitive ideas subject laws change may help us safer side car

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opinion driverless cars good idea driverless cars help us many ways including preventing crashes increased safety however driverless cars also hinder us technology always fail could catastrophic consequences firstly numerous crashes prevented general motors created concept car ran track therefore creating smarter roads instead smarter drivers forseeable problem would extremely expensive redo roads country another way crashes provented improved sensors google modified toyota prius many new sensors important spinning 3d sensor roof scans surrounding area see road conditions scanner inform car coming way fast inform need sspeed slow car adequate reasons standardize driverless cars another reason driverless cars good idea improve peoples safety previously mentioed improved sensors increase safety kinds sensors sense different things 3d sensor position estimating sensors gps reciever many sensors tell youre close edge road caar blindspot youre driving fast slow road conditions many things sensors helpful informing car upon keep family safe also driverless cars take away distracted driving recently friend mine recieved text picked phone reply ran trash imagine trash child car containing children driverless car would hit trash fact would never run anything driverless cars would infrease safety factor everyone hand driverless cars could bad thing technology could fail leaving catastrophic mess wake gps system could misjudge distance causing car turn soon run headlong building killing people inside another thing selfdriving system could fail together leaving someone doesnt know drive eiter stranded drive therefore driverless cars could bad thing essence driverless cars good bad mankind reduce liklihood crashing increase safety technology fail harm many people

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using facial action coding system useful students valuable classroom better humans computers communicate author uses technology facial expressions students prove students need facial action coding systems classrooms first begin talking technological side paragraph 1 talk mona lisa actually expressing facial expression using facs faical action coding system mona lisa one famous staple pieces art many debates mona lisa happy using technology proved 83 happy used facs figure emotions exact moment paragraph 2 begin talk use facs computer use figure emotions intance mona lisas emotion process isnt hard use stand front computer make facial expressions computer figure secondly talk facial expression paragraph 4 dr huang talks facial expressions universal facial expressions truly universal key figuring others around could feeling paragraph 5 talk humans come impressive calculation people may feeling friend tell difference emotion humans come bein able understand human emotions expressions always seeing people mask true emotions instance one point beings talk different smile real fake lastly beings talk would useful classroom enviroment paragraph 6 talk student using computer computer facs facial action coding systems recognize student confused bored able modify lesson student regain interest lesson student able pass class b fun interested paragraph 9 talk help theater teacher actor students able udnderstand theory emotions emotions always around may work favor getting good grade putting great performance facs able help conclusion facs seems useful class room stage facs used able fully understand somebodys emotions looking face author used technology facial expressions students

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reading passage idea anything trully driverless couldnt imagine world driverless cars guess going happen sooner later think big step industrial world dont think practicle day day life dangerous cost great amount money knows government funds cause lot problems manufacturer costomer first reasoning project dangerous one knows long computer inside stand things human driver driver might know whats really going car use something may happen computer car driver wanting drive driver may incapable drive advanced car might know dangerous situation might occur thousands bad things happen new invention computer may go dead driver passenger may get hurt badly goes third point cost new cars expensive take popular thing cars made money used make government goes tries fund support citizens country may pay great amount tax dollors support making expensive cars people happy happening money going cause problems arise think would last thing anyone would want happen start paying tax money towards fail big outcome might happen even money could lost result third final point could cause great problems consumer manufacturer something happen driverless car control driver wasnt really involved person got hurt someone blame either customers fault paying attention taking machines fault messing first place whole point cars make roads safer place making driving perfect shouldnt doubt anyones mind automated cars would let customer arguement could go forever really happened could well happen could scary outcome things happening time inventions upgrades un thinkable one three decades ago would imagine world like advanced technology think would driverless car top end opinion whether fit mess waiting happen soon enough cars end coming whether like youll still amazed people today

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position driverless cars shouldnt exist think technology many issues could cause many accidents even though technology gets better better every year always problems people always fix paragraph nine passage states law trying make things safe safest way things like human alert times taking charge road already tells shouldnt type cars something going right working google car never know happen sensors dont always see everything feel everything could always lose signal something lastly one day google isnt connecting antilock brakes arent working arent paying attention boom run something know could lose life point im trying get across making google cars pointless want things safer better shouldnt created sure humans driving isnt safest way look verse google cars humans make safer

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cities banning cars dont think thats good idea limiting usage car better people drive drive without license thsts safe also people struggling people safety always come first automobile safe drive without license might seem cool really putting life maybe someone elses life danger driving without license always risk get stopped going jail driving car without license person car going get trouble limiting car usage isnt bad saves getting trouble even saves getting hurt riding bike getting bus get one place another safer driving without license furthermore people world say need car get one place another cars really need get ever need go quicker bus get ever need go fast car bike thing also saves money car need put gas mess really expensive fix limiting car usage isnt really bad thing banning cars like said cars needed need taking good care expensive fix hand bus cost much car bike takes lot energy cost money much car yeah limiting car usage bad people say think

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transportation advance throughout time todays ciety advanced horse buggy steam powered engines trains powered magnetic field cars advanced gasoline powered engine engine charged outlet next thing make transportation easier public making unnecessairy much work way achieve mass produce driverless cars driverless cars efficent dont cause driver waste time work drivers make phone calls eat lunch safer ever driverless cars still require driver aware surroundings alert problem occur causes maximim amounts safety driver others road car designed notify driver difficulties todays society already halfway driverless cars take extra step couldnt harm besides many lawsuits could prevented making laws cars theyre made public driverless cars could beneficial society could cause many improvements things technologically advance work studies continuously made driverless cars transportation could hightech driverless cars released public

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state senate addressing ultimate opinion believe change vote electoral college popularbased vote examining large number articles fufilled understanding electoral college including process diverse opinions electoral college essay propose counterclaim opposing side change process vote united states address counterclaim electoral college changed popular vote order understand side must first comprehend process behind electoral college posner stated electors elect president people vote presidential candidate youre actually voting slate electors 3 one important concepts understand process electoral college must know vote compose vote slate electors basically vote candidate electoral college process place office federal register 1 lets us put foundation electoral college well according plumer perhaps worrying prospect tie electoral vote 2 indicates tie could carry vote house representatives federal judgement takes place voting president plumer also statedbecause state casts one vote single representative wyoming representing 500000 voters would much say 55 representatives california represent 35 million voters 2 statement plumer strongly imposes knowledge tie carried house representatives would hardly reflect people due census population article highlighted vote 2000 system actually seemed flaw gore recieved higher popular vote bush however bush received higher electoral vote situation truly fair example dipicts vote truly determined group people population rather vote depending upon entire nation plumer stated electoral college unfair votersswing states 2 brings us idea swing states candidates winnertakeall system bother go states know chance winning harshly reveals votes may biased electors ignoring states official electoral college unfair outdated irrational plumer2 concludes biased electoral college comes ties representatives disaster factor great multitude concepts situations electoral college flawed also read articles contained letters emphasized electoral college changed way due certainty outcomeeveryones presidentswing statesbig states avoid runoff elections posner 3 subtitles points posner focused believes persuade electoral college somewhat efficient points counter certainty vote false due fiasco gore bush 2000 well concept house representatives mentioned earlier well factor posner mentioned point everyones president find accurate due reason vote relies slate electors us entirely would popular vote swing states mentions article plumer winnertakesall method unfair voters electors ignore states confidence winning vote major point disagree would point posner pointed big states mentioned thatthe electoral college restores weight political balance large states population lose virtue malapportionment senate decreed constitution 3 would argue unfair inequality representatives due population voters decision statement avoid runoff elections posner states electoral college avoids problem elections candidate receives majority votes cast 3 find false due reason electoral college based different amount voters electors state turn viewed unfair factor swing states explains electors choose states another lets us show unfair electoral college generally speaking conclusion established opinion vote changed popular vote instead electoral college due myriad concepts disaster factor 2000 swingstates unfair prospect tie electoral vote reveal tip iceberg arguments understanding electoral college biased irrational unfair also covered counterclaims reasoned logic reality true rationality electoral college shoud abolished vote president united states america ask state senator truly hands final say president

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race smartest car started new trend building intelligent vehicle taking place really needed smart cars drive may sound cool requirements computer driven cars costly unsafe legal hassle google self driven cars since 2009 researching creating new ideas since however required sensory components exspensive car like modified toyota prius drive requires 7 sensors one sensor called lidar uses lasers map vehicles surroundings cheap make one must stop recap requires 7 sensors make one car companies plan mass producing vehicles amount mechanics needed would enormous another important step creating vehicles dealing laws many states created legal barriers stopping even testing self driven vehicles california nevada florida district columbia laws laws created protect populace dangers government thought cars safe people drive would make specific laws blocking use major factor debate safety anytime new vehicle manufactured tests ran make sure safe almost self driven vehicles actually require driver present drive many cars need driver alert times case system doesnt work proves technology perfect one put lives hands computer one piece technology market today perfect sensors car fail car driving blind grand issue could mean life death driver passenger inside vehicle overall self driven vehicles far negatives positives price questionable safety legal restraints keep streets future better time tell stay away robotic traps stick reliable manually driven vehicles instead

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driverless cars innovation 21st century dreamed worked many decades many people dreamed driverless cars couldnt share dreams tangable form technolgy make futuristic automobiles exist time recently changed much debate driverless cars many skeptics positon driverless cars automotive technology industries merge together share ideas embrace new form transportation many people dreaming would driverless cars convenient would aslo much safer drivers human error intelligent automonous computer driveing would little crashes fully automonous vechicles still many years away laws many states prohibit testing driverless vechiles laws causing consumer wait longer companies need important development testing conducted order improve devlop cars driverless cars many imortant reliable senors put strategically cars maximize efficency example googles modified toyota prius positionestimating sensors left rear wheel rotating sensor roof many senosors sensor roof dubbed lidar one important one lidar makes constantly updating 3d model cars surroundings allows car see surrondings unlike human eye see one direction driverless cars coming marketplace consumer needs relible well tested car laws place companies able devlop test cars best ablities completely driverless cars convenient safer future driverless cars step dream thousands people die horrific crashes year limit progress trying make roads safer wrong

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believe driverless cars still worked would make life much simpler could also save lot people lot time driverless cars future ready embrace driverless cars become thing future lives would convenient managed make able work completely without human assistance people wouldnt focus driving need get something done short amount time could use driverless car way could work road course since driverless cars still need human assistance could take quite develop im sure theyll get far eventually people drive really slow drive really fast driverless cars would issue cars could go speed everyone could get need go time issue possible crashes cars would programmed way wouldnt problem still crashes would manufacturer thing ones built program cars responsibility program cars safe possible one get hurt could also save people money long run since cars would programmed therefore wrecks people wouldnt worry buy new car event also could take public transport car go wherever need go since would much accessible conclusion driverless cars definitely thing need keep working could benefit world much plus things would lot interesting driverless cars

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likely im car every day life odds cars never invented many lives would saved much money could save much better cleaner world things advanatges pertains limiting car usage ever heard good weighs bad well situation good defiantly weighs bad life source breathing need breath air fresh air never fumes millions cars roaming around stated source3 par24 good way take away stress lower air pollution sounds like two gains already whats better fresh air less stress things simple car pooling makes world better really would useing car daily dont mean walk every could use bikes eletric operated golf carts fun much better air useing fewer fumes air makes better air began useing instead cars towns would become normal ride bikes golf carts rather big bulky air killing machines example source4 par29 americans buying fewer cars driving less getting fewer licenses year goes starts one make something drastically change know gon na take family bike trips way florida georgia drive golf cart goes 40mphbut thats would decent make car trip im saying stop useing cars completely neccassary think world live world god created pulluted every day change money money money seems big talk america weather money making money loseing money dont wouldent rather put money towards mouths family roof head rather gas tank useing less cars would give us money important things life would cause people become happier useing things like bikes make things smoother every day life examplesource3 par28 rush hour restrictions dramatically cut traffic one know loves sitting nearly wrecking traffic mehtod less cars could cut deaths stress half know would say millions people would lose jobs big money car usage reducedbut think new things could make money people always looking next big thing well dealerships promote could turn safer mobility shops make nearly much stated insource4 par32 americans could afford new cars unemployed wernt going work anyway goes show already leaning towards idea less cars need pushed new inventions arise weather cute bicycle covers built tops block rain people gaining saving much really gainig saftey people kids fall bikes everyday probably get hurt scrape better taking last breath gain human nature want whats best well surely better every one almost every day im vehicle maybe could soon change could gain much losing little bit driving time would absolutley gain livesmoneyand happiness useing less car usage im firm beliver useing method couldent imagine better world things going smoothly time takes getting bike walking corner store strike revolution like get cars go make better place world

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face mars landform region mars called cydonia limited photographic resolution time viking 1 photo 1976 makes look like face people say face made aliens scientific evidence reason looks like face 1976 photograph blurred later photo taken 1998 makes look less like face claimed may still face due fact photo taken cloudy weather 2001 photo taken look like face natural landform butte mesa unlikely aliens would make landform like actual structure statues monuments made humans meant look like something tend uniform shape face mars recent photographs doesnt look like anything probably natural landform another reason probably natural landform theories made aliens created purely public actual evidence would suggest face mars made anything alive fact blurry photograph taken 40 years ago makes look like face evidence suggest mars would even able support life past able support evidence face mars made aliens ancient civilization mars far substantial dismissed favor speculation conspiracy theorists depictions fictional movies fact face mars strongly resembles landforms earth formed naturally likely explanation face natural formation looked like face photograph anything special purely speculated completely illogical think optical illusion means anything evidence suggest isnt face mars probably nothing hill

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cars always apart american culture birth place model home detroit place wilson pickett immortalized mustang sallythe end car culture rosenthal cars automobils impacted everyday lifes going store hanging friends car usage stedily decreesing right reasons new movemnent trending everywhere called smart planning simple separate subarban life auto use movement going help econdomy also enviorment passenger cars responsible 12 percent greenhouse gas emissions europeand 50 perecent carintensive areas united states empheses original many emissions horrible enviorment even worse pockets theyre going smoke new cities rising acctuly trying adopt trend making cities denser means stores work place walking distance able walk local shopping store favorite move theatre means youre saving gas saving gas ecodimey saving money make prices stores bussnesses cheaper consumer infamous smog bejing united states also city love paris typically smog european capitalslast week paris 147 micrograms particulate matter pm per cubic meter compared 114 brussels 797 london paragraph 17 duffer city lovely youd think would trend cought paris also great enviorment congestion 60 percent capital france fivedays intensifying smogthe smog rivaled begjing china known one polluted cities world paragraph 14 duffer people would think could never one could live like still make living honestly though city bogota colombia city comprimised 7 million citizens favor held event one day evey year since mid 1990s improve promote alternive transportation reduce smog paragraph 21 selsky sparked revolution change thoughout whole city people willing walk insted drive help enviorment place live city giving right back parks sports centers also bloomed throughout city uneven pitted sidewalks replaced broad smooth sidewalks rushhour restrictions dramatically cut trafic new restaruants upscale shopping districts cropped paragraph 28 selsky one day week could cut smog green house gasses lot help enviroment edodomey back 1950s people use cars eveything talking friend face face going nearest resturant living room due technology advanced us able use facetime skype oovoo talk friends face face using phone tablet personal computer drive anywhere need apps diliver taxies houses usthe internet makes telecommuting possible allows people feel connected without driving meet friendslikewise rise cellphones carpooling apps facilitated flexiable commuting arrangements including evolution shared services fro getting work paragraph 35 rosenthal working everyday effect one wants miss work missing work means less money creates stress person missing work saving maybe 10 gas day youre missing 125 couldve made working theres another solution also carpool even youre driving car youre car youre saving fule money week could stop increes smog enviorment even help traffic jams without traffic jams eveyone less stressed lot happier using cars much help everyone aroud us making better world makes better children even childrens children save money taking one day driving limit car use stop car accedents happening getting stressed traffic jams helping economical heart united states make world better place fun thrive

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look adrian know might think landform face carved mars aliens facts right keilah says gesturing around room adrian scoffs chuckles saying know face see one especially mars none astronauts could able make something like pauses continues course aliens keilah starts explain first us scientists figured another martian mesa know something common enough around planet cydonia one shadows made look like egyptian pharaoh adrian jumps right back almost wanted interrupt waited gives reasons says excitedly yeah days later nasa unveiled image caption saying huge rock form resembles human head formed shadows giving illusion eyes nose mouth right noticing features believe real aliens put together keilah dont see adrian see facts picture actually shows clearly martian equivalent butte mesa landforms common around american west hmm seem agree gavin stated reminded middle butte snake river plain idaho also michael malin moc team snapped picture ten times sharper original viking photos revealed natural landform alien monument sorry buddy guess youll research look little closer next time haha keilah says puts end face mars argument

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passage mentions many reasons author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents paragraph 1 mentions proved challenging place examine closely since planet close earth study passage say venus sometimes right around cornor space terms even fact spacecraft survided landing hours hasnt single spacecraft three decades might think factos would want stop studying venus well actually factors make want study venus venus thick atmosphere 97 percent carbon dioxide also temperature 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater might think would want keep studying someone goes venus might die thinking like harsh situation makes want stop studying venus enviroment would even crush submarine even though another planet like mercury closer sun venus still hottest surface temperature planet solar system astronomers fascinated venus may well earthlike planet solar syetem probably covered oceans could supported various forms life like earth day venus features analogous earth example features like valleys mountains craters even due almost lifedangering features venus sometimes nearest option planetary visit nasa one particulary compelling idea sending humans study venus idea would allow scientists float fray would use vehicle hovering venus would avoid unfriendly ground conditons staying way understand venus would need get close personal despite risks many researchers working innovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus simplified electrons made silicon carbide tested chamber simulation chaos venuss surface lasted three weeks conditons lot mechanical computers used 1800s played major role 1940s world war 2 even fact venus many challengs doesnt stop nasa sciencetist stop trying get trying many solutions send person venus even harsh features

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limiting car usage might thought us wont even think thats case countrys world partaking new way reason people clean polluted air breath growing project europe introduced suburbs without cars europe town germany constructed experimental suburb project little cars community place home 5500 residents practically cars main source transportation tram allowed aa car extra 50000 year america close carring idea last year number license going number cars sold hiw much driving concludes taking consideration much emissions putting air france paris enforced partial ban driving clear smog city monday motorists even numbered plates ordered leave cars home would apply odd numbered plated following day public transportation free friday moday ideas helped clear air pollutants took long time hoiw much pollution air due france favoring diesels gasoline another way people cleaning air limiting car usage car free day bogota columbia gial promote alternative transportattion reduce smog bogota large city homed 7 million citzens idea day without cars started bogots 1990s parks sports centers booms many miles bike trails constructed recreational use also urge people use cars clean air ideas expressed reduce usage cars using cars less huge effect ozone much pollutant air

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driverless cars would able handle driving functions speeds 25 mph driverless cars would great advance technology would safe well fact none cars developed completely driverless steer accelerate brake designed notify driver road ahead rquires human skills three ways driverless cars would much safe car notify driver road ahead requires human skills navigating work zones around accidents car quick get drivers attention problem occurs car turn electornics driver needs take wheel passage states car notify driver road ahead requires human skills navigating work zones around accidents feature gives sense driver still control times driverless car assistance driver sees driver driverless car steer accelerate brake decreasing chance accidents greatly driver focused watching road car focused keeping driver safe car quick get attention driver many different ways driverless car limits times need drivers assistants driverless car alerts ways ignore example drivers seat vibrates vehicle danger google car simply annouces driver prepared passage says options consideration like flashing lights windshield headsup displays electronic use often problem driving manufacturers want make driving fun waiting youre still able text check social media manufacturers hoping bring incar entertainment information systems use headsup displays displays turned instantly driver needs take oversomething available drivers trying text cell phone way incar system actually safety feature three ways driverless cars would much safe car notify driver road ahead requires human skills navigating work zones around accidents car quick get drivers attention problem occurs car turn electornics driver needs take wheel ways show driverless car would efficient safer human driver

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artical making mona lisa smile nick alto talks use technology read emotional expressions technology classifies six basic emotions happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness although believe valuable emotional expressions students classroom technology could helpful dont believe work valuable others exapmle student look due lack interest subject device would predect student sad may sad interested considering technology six emotial expressions limits outcome student feeling example student could feeling hungry one emotions technology listed although technology would valuable figuring someones basic emotions many emotional expressions technology therefore believe use technology would valuable classroom

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like drive ever everyday google came driverless car think eventually one drive buy cars anymore driverless car traffic jam assistance antilock brakes last least necessities alert driver driver needs take driverless car traffic jam assistance car handle 25 mph driver keep ahold wheel times car notify driver point road ahead needs human skills navigating work zones means driver must remain alert times car also comes antilock brakes car motion sensors pulling somewhere get close object car stops car come motion sensors back car car comes also come rotating sensor roof video camera mounted near rearview mirror four automative radar sensors gps reciever inertial motion sensor driverless car come necessities alert driver driver needs take gm developed drivers seats vibrate vehicle danger backing object google car simply announces driver prepared take options consideration flashing lights windshield headsup displays driverless cars would lot convenient cars today practically drive driverless car traffic jam assistance antilock brakes probably important necessities cars alert driver car need driver would like take driverless cars new beginning

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dear state senator want inform things favor keeping electoral college changing election popular vote president united states think natioin keep electoral college keep party selects slate electors trusted vote partys nominee trust rarely betrayed electoral college requires presidental candidate transregional appeal keep electoral college party selects slate electors trusted vote partys nominee trust rarely betrayed entirely possible winner eletoral vote win national popular vote yet happened rarely happened 2000 gore popular votes bush yet fewer electoral votes first time since 1888 electoral college requires presidential candidate transregional appeal regionsouth northeast etc enough electoral votes elect president solid regional favorite romney south incentive campaign heavily states gains electoral votes increasing plurality states knows win desirable result candidate regional appeal likely successful president therefore us nation keep way things keep eletororal college party selects slate electors trusted vote partys nominee trust rarely betrayed another thing eletoral college requires presidental candidate transregional appeal

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think use facial recognition school many possibilities could use technology like article says use let computers help us confused also help companies get ads us animation computers help us confused offering help changing lesson computer see confused everyone helped students able know dont get teachers able see need teach better whole class companies get ads easier based persons reaction ad smile ad like computer know give us ads similar look upset ad computer knows dont want see finally companiies profit see like animators use actual faces give emotions digital ones would make watching animated shows much enjoyable would really help animation industry conclusion expression recognition system could greatly helpmm us teachers students able giverecieve help population see ads want see finally animators able make animations lively

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people cars rarely see anyonw without one well many benifts come limiting car useage starters one would much happier without car car always tense come almost anything driveing another great benfit limiting car useage beacause traffic owning car often stuck cars waiting lights change people move limit car useage wont stuck traffic jams move point point b time many things benfit less car useage example paris ban driveing smog limiting car useage also lower pollutiion air like ive saying time car useage something causes stress arond world three things benfit use less car useage also lose wait walking time great way burn calories thats want also super healthy excerciseing alot would car body moving thats really matters many advaanges car useage another thing body become stronger since walking running ever need go improve strength wont weak like noodle muscle built like ive saying many advanages less car useage mostly becaus ein end happier calm well excrised something alot easier may thought advages less car useage benfital everybeody may think

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passage challenge exploring venus author stating thinks people study venus author stated many reasons thought study venus matter dangers conditons planet think would good explore study venus stated similar earth author stated venus offten referred earths twin sometimes one closest planets earth besides mars venus also called evening star sometime see earth tempatures earth venus differant although author thinks one point venus could living people oceans could close earth venus still features make similar earth venus differant atmosphere atsmosphere thicker 97 percent carbon dioxide nasa tried study venus past space craft survived landing hours nasa tried take kind space craft venus 3 decades venus surface averages 800 degrees fahrenheit conditions extreme venus hottest suface temperature planet nasa eventually wants send people venus although would able touch surface would float 30 miles surface similar jet airplane although pictures would able know surface think still need study venus author wrote passage expaining many reasons scientist nasa explore venus although many dangers exploring venus think important study close planet could possibly like earth

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keep elcetoral college made founding fathers kept alive around long would difficult getting use change keeping electoral college keep nondemocratic way voting presidents betrayal dosent often happen put trust people sent electoral college keeping electoral college also keep chance runner winning unlike normal people got votes count someone would always landslide also keeping electoral college make chance tie like person electoral college betray state happen state would disappionted would look upon keeping electoral college make difficult one person betray state expect make right choise whole state feel pressure everyone influences person going pick people fold pressure person wants also good thing putting people pressure whole state back people would choose ever state wants every state thinks differntly would still chance person win even states voted person one person got lot states like peson wouldnt stand chance real people voting would lose landslide victory would also major fights outbrakes violence got rid electoral college friend voted person didnt want win would mad argry would rub face say lost could lead fights even killings smart desion would keep electoral college keeping everyone happy accept things easier abolish towns cities would go rampage families borken friendships torn apart prevent keeping electoral college

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driverless cars coming author presents facts cars drive human still needed absolute safety point view cars drive arent needed people may agree driverless cars dont tell driverless cars dont even fully drive yet still require human wheel order able go around construction site text statesthey steer accelerate brake designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills navigating work zones around accidents means human driver must remain alert ready take situation required driverless car try tell people humans already driving world good job tell nobody needs make car drive need improve cars humans drive make safer easier us main reason trying make driverless cars trying prevent accidents alternate way help drivers aware sorroundings already started placing cameras back car driving backwards manufacturers would put camera left right side cars could help people see past blind spot right people look away going see somebody else lane next happens blind spot may think safe switch lanes end getting crash instead hard us drive need help things challenging us cars dont need drive people need another way seeing cant see know actually safe drivers shouldnt need take car cant car help human trouble

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facial action coding systems classrooms may seem fun really isnt valuable one reason behind students dont go school fun go learn dont need boredom recgonized another reason cost lot money used buy utencils benefits face scanners doesnt outweigh downsides example students get bored class frequently mean lesson change make fun depends teacher sets classroom every teacher different boring others entertaining school isnt meant fun educational another example facial action coding systems arent valuable bound cost lot money money used installing type technology used buy supplies needed supplies include paper books sports equipment etc money also used better school problems going students better utencils use emotions read hand isnt hard see school would want type technology would like advanced stated passage could modify lesson modifying lesson help make entertaining entertaining students interested focus subject conclusion reasons facial action coding systems valuable one students need look forward coming school learn fun also cost type technology could used resources instead wasting money luxury could spent needs help students learning people might think fun exciting computer tell youre feeling subject school wont help much conclusion reasons facial action coding systems arent necessary outweigh reasons would

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making mona lisa smile facial action coding system purpose described enable computers read human emotions brought classrooms believe engage students lessons content taught efficently effectively students academic performances improve emotion reading technology brought classrooms spark interest dr huang explains classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused boredthen could modify lesson like effective human instructor could help students focus material better helping comprehension understanding therefore improving academic performances overall facial action coding system introduced classrooms students value impact content taught keep facial reading technology students benefit

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dear senator electoral college unfair state everyone country people allowed vote electoral rest individual whats point make sense fact electoral votes imporatnat peoples votes fair maybe person received individual votes would better president person eletoral votes electoral college changed ever wins popular vote president person may better start electoral college shoudl changed soure 2 indefensible electoral college even bestlaid defenes system wrong author bradford plumer states voters vote president slate electors turn elect president paragraph 10 plumer saying people vote dont vote president people hwo come even though president voting control country future might happen electoral college voting slate electors also source 1 electoral college author statea election president vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizens paragraph 1 author saying candidates electoral votes individual votes though shouldnt citizens vote matter electoral know might best us electoral college probaly doesnt even listen canidate electors slate fair canidate seems best us instead works best president also shouldnt person wins popular vote president source 2 indefesnsible electoral college even bestlaid defenses system wrong states al gore received idividual votes george w bush nationwide bush election receiving 271 electorl votes gores 266 plumber stating fact even though gore buy individual votes bush still became president electoral votes completely unfair though gore countries attention bush since votes bush got attention electoral college elector slate isnt wha electoral college looks electoral slate public know best country person individual votes let furthermore source 1what electoral college authore states states winnertakeall system awards electors winning president paragraph 7 unfair candidates dont actually spend time states know wont chance winning shouldnt votes count never know state wants pick show 2000 candidates campaign didnt send seventeen states didnt send rhode island south carolina including voters 15 largest media markets didnt get see single campaign ad thats fair everyone vote count person doesnt get see wont vote person votes win think one would vote never know although reasons state switching electoral college good idea benefits source 3 defense electoral college five reasons keep despised method choosing president author richard posner states electoral college restores weight political balance large states population lose virtue malapportionment senate decreed constitutionparagraph 21this states despite fact lot people like electoral collage help balance votes states help continue rights constitution helps th popular vote states gets attention smaller states hand even though electoral college evens votes oublic choose candidate one public chose wouldnt fair state people choose candidate candidate furthermore electoral collage switched candidate popular vote wins instead candidate electoral vote win person votes better public sincerely fellow citizen

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article author goes great detail exploration venus goes great detail wants everyone know venus facinating planet worth exploring venus many challenges go explore odd facinating planet author wants everone explore venus belevies challenges venus presents shouldnt hold us back exploring article says travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation author also presents readers ideas approach studying venus example text says nasa working approaches studying venus example simplifed electronics made silicon carbide test chamber simulating chaos venuss surface lasted three weeks conditions also states benefits exploring venus like learning history planet text states astronomers fascinated venus may well earthlike planet solar system long ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth author good job expaining study venus givin lots good information evidence supporting claim author also givin us many reasons study venus although challenges overcome find way explore venus

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luke sea cowboy described every thing wonderful great saying bring people business first reason shows luke maybe trying bring people work whole script comes across one problem everything else great hard believe sea could storms wavesfloods leaks boat surprisingly never comes across problems odd second reason shows luke trying bring people business text said luke kept saying got ride gondola streets water spainand got excavate castle create even got see panama canal way china basically saying things fun got go siht seeing everything could fun also feed animals clean stables every thing fun conclusion reasons show luke maybe liens maybe telling truth choose side lying maybe maybe could telling truth

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dear state senator favor keeping electoral college favor changing electoral college election popular vote think election popular vote fair even electoral college control electors vote unfair elector becuse chance winning election consider state legislature technically responsible picking electors electors always defy people electoral college unfair voters electoral college unfair winner take system states chance winning electoral college outdated irrational abolish electoral college uncompetitive way competeing president everyone deserves fair even chance electoral college popular votes non democratic method selecting president gets positon electoral votes electors elect president people everyone right vote would like trust president however possible winner electoral vote win national popular vote whe vote president actually part would like

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become seagoing cowboy well first let tell boy named luke seagoing cowboy seagoing cowboy boat seagoing cowboys go help europe world war ii ended heading europe many countries ruined coming bring food supplies animals love help would something would enjoy luke traveled atlantic occean pacific trying help countries left ruins luke boat job feed animals keep healthy also clean animals keep stalls clean seagoing cowboy big responsibility also alot jobs take care another job luke night watchman job check animals every hour make hourly report captain seagoing cowboy wasnt always working unloaded animals heading back empty space sometimes cowboys played games like baseball volleyball tabletennis fincing boxing luke always enjoyed part seagoing cowboy someone whos willing boat long time take care animals also love help people job perfect boat get make new friends explore unique places big adevnture also love dealing animals another good reason become seagoing cowboy take information gave luke loved seagoing cowboy heart like luke job

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author article driverless cars coming gave good key points driverless cars well key points shouldnt driverless cars position specific topic believe driverless car would proficient human life wouldnt wrooy tired dont worry taking harmful energy drinks drive need stay awake since driverless car capable practically anything within time period starting destination final destination could finish work didnt get done could actually eat breakfast could actually look important things car gets destination although cons driverless cars always room improvement generation plenty time improve situation concluding believe driverless cars would tremendous achievement man kind knowing advancing technology started creating driverles car would help millions contribute good beings

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humans express way feeling feelings shown one following happiness suprise anger disgust fear sadness truthful way express others see high school student see many kids happy outside inside sad person sad covers true feelings like blanket hard understand help said must everything truly figure students feeling classroom understanding way someone feeling enables us help accomodate way example man may go life appearing happy inside truly sad since wearing metaphorical mask happiness one able understand true feelings prof thomas huang beckman institute advanced science universty illinois found way understand peoples emotionthere may solution could help change societal problems relating schools school shootings recently schools safe enviroment due high activity school shootings exaclty school shootings take place cases person understood emotionally peers facial action coding system would able understand throughout school feeling angry sad emotions dr huang stated facial expressions emotion universal since facial expressions universal statement proves accuracy facs knowing students allows councelors school go talk breakthrough discovery may looked could beyond valuable beneficial comes helping students hiding feelings aspects enforcing safety comes play facial action coding system could minimze school shootings also beneficial way students learn student angry class likely going listening teacher focused whatever mad able scan kids could sit help reduce anger attempts put back track learn students show emotion make hard teachers understand teacher makes student smile surpirse job correctly student unable convey true emotions teacher may know student understands material taught ability tap emotions student paramount discovery benefits outweigh negatives every category implementation facial action coding system within schools going beyond valuable turning point education system able understand students feeling reduce violence ultimately allow maximized learning

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imagine turning news hear piece equipment nasa sent venus melted within hours making contact ground would crazy right turns countless probes looking land venuss surface melted contact author however still supports exploration venus planet used similar earth exploration could scientifically productive landscape venus similar earths even featuring spaces used oceans venus could well almost earth text tells us venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth challenge 4 venus could give us clues earth might decay since used similar study little seems like havent quite made onto venuss surface yet studying methods still scientifically beneficial example infer modern technology likely wouldnt make far old mechanical technology author concludes modern computers enormously powerful flexible quick tend delicate say mechanical computer comes extreme physical conditions 9 study venus opening minds new problems may even arise another even planet although seems difficult get travel study venus could useful beneficial us earth said venus

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dear mr senator huge concern whos vote real vote americas electoral college vote counts citizens america always hear finally time vote really count way tuesday first monday november everyone going crazy lining outside voting polls waiting make vote count want new president really voting president state electors whats point even putting vote electoral college gon na take vote want makes sense completely understood use peoples votes pledged really purpose instead people america vote dont electoral college people vote basically people america go vote voting president instead voting democratic republican electors completely overrides whole purpose presidential election 2002 al gore lost election due electoral college individual votes george bush electoral votes proves many peoples vote doesnt count people voted gore thats people america wanted proof unfair bush electoral votes people america even vote things like may happen come encourage us vote let electoral college voting preffer people cant get want even vote real reason people vote played america fooled thinking vote something really nothing bush electoral college individual votes people even vote noone vote would still president electoral college would vote wanted instead right must america vote votes count would need electoral college assist presidential election america able get want electoral college wants question usually asked vote instead electoral college vote sincerely propername

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use facial action conding system would valuable read emotional expressions students classroom detect student feels task hand detects student bored could modify lesson make awake begin working task hand technology could also help find students way learning example one student works hands another works taking notes system mofify programs fit learning style technology also could help teachers see student understands topic see dont becoming frustrated modify lesson using system would value students schools would help students learn would also help teacher teach student feeling bored work facial ation coding system modify task hand make student prone continue finish work claim supported article says classroom computer could reconize student becoming confused bored would help teacher help student make changes could modify lesson like effective human instructor technology helps students become inclined school work also helps teachers technology could help find students way learning detecting facial expression see inclined task hand example one student understanding enjoying way lesson taught system could modify lessons fit way learning another student doesnt like way lesson taught system test different styles correct one found article supports stating smile web ad appears screen similar might follow example could go advertisment school work frown next ad different system used see student enjoying understanding lesson well enjoying understanding lesson facial action coding system could help teachers see student understanding topic lesson could detecting facial expression letting teacher know changes need made would help allows teacher know thier methods teaching acually value student claim supported article includes weighting different units software even identify mixed emotions supports claim shows software identify one emotion serveral eckman classified six basic emotions happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness associated characteristic movements facial muscles technology analize detect certain emotions allow teacher see make modifcations needed using system would value schools helps students learn would help teachers teach would allow teachers see certain kids learn modify lessons fit would also allow students inclined task hand system would great value education kis taught

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author challenge exploring venus good job supporting idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers author uses interesting good facts information regarding topic author tells us bad stuff venus makes inhospitable says would dangerous risky mission tells us humans handle atmosphere venus gives us bad news lightens gives us good news exerpt author informs us make work float fray excerpt tells us imagine blimplike vehicle hovering 30 miles roiling venusian landscape vehicle hovering venus would avoid unfriendly ground conditions staying way still far surface conditions still easy theyre survivable humans since would hover surface researchers take samples rock gas anything else distance understand venus would close personal despite risks author tells us many researchers working innovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus nasa also working approaches studying venus looking testing different technology withstand harshness venuss surface end author concludes 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 think author good job supporting claim good evidence facts

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lesser car better world become life goes without cars fellows citizens advantages limiting car usage reducing pollution air fellows citizen advantages limiting car usage youre reducing pollution air experts say huge impediment current efforts drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions tailpipes explains theres effort people reducing greenhouse gas emissions tailpipesafter days nearrecord pollution paris enforced partial driving ban clear air global city thats showing alot pollution air paris enforced partial driving ban clear citycongestion 60 percent capital france fivedays intensifying smog thats showing car traffiic reduce big smog air pollution carfree day people dont get car drive work instead ride bike take bus work leaving streets traffic jambogota colombia program thats set spread countries millions colombians hiked biked skated took buses work car free day leaving streets capital city eerily devoid traffic jamsdays without cars goal promote alternative transportation reduce smog thats showing day cars increase alternative transprotation decrease air pollutionits good opportunity take away stress lower air pollution thats expains good idea driving road take away stress lower air pollution day without cars part improvement campaign saying day without cars helping campaign conclusion life goes without car citizrns helping world reduce air pollution air day called day without cars people taking buses riding bikes walking side walks benifit world

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personally like idea driverless cars believe many reasons avoid creating cars driverless words automatic understand positve outcomes driverless vehicles feel negative outcomes override positive outcomes particular situation negative outcome far positve outcomes driverless cars agree fact use driverless cars everyday lifestyle one negative outcome using driverless cars potentially dangerous automatic vehicles could new technologies always risky always know could malfunction malfunctions new technologies common think would many vehicle malfunctions due technology allowed test fully case think new car worth risks would proceed technology malfunction creating new car could potentially risk many lives people riding car believe risking life person would worth driverless car another negative thing driverless cars expensive creating driverless cars would expense new improved driverless vehicles would ridiculously high opinion think high amount money would worth automatic car feel current cars drive job need think would waste money make driverless cars already cars need driverless cars may equipped every possible occurence driverless cars automatic think would programmed everything could happen real world situations real world never really prepared could happen think occurences world completely random unexpected feel automatic car random unexpected events always best particular situations think would safe people car even driverless cars set driver would take control situation think best option safe would manually operated vehicles think driverless cars good idea negative things would come think many negative things would come driverless cars driverless cars would dangerous people car driverless cars would also expensive new automatic cars would equipped every situation would thrown way feel like driverless cars would solve problems vehicles feel would create many problems way

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lukes point view join seagoing cowboys program lukes reasons join program luke said seagoing cowboy much adventure another reason luke found time fun board another reason join program caddleboat trips unbelievable opportunity says side benefit seeing europe china another reason luke said join program help animals details passage luke enjoyed program luke said grateful opportunity luke also said made aware people countries needs luke also said passage opened world another thing stated passage besides helping people side benefit seeing europe china thats think luke trying convince people join seagoing cowboys program

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imagine driving work catching latest news time imagine commuting longer hassle enjoyable experience world driverless car able bring society driverless cars developed safer affordable relaxing passengers cars today roads safety top priority driverless cars made mind since 2009 driverless cars nagivating roadways little issue author states googles cars driven half million miles without crash extremely long distance drive humans drive far without crash shows technology driverless cars even better humans brain technologically advanced cars come market one would expect expensive however case author writes sergey brin cofounder google believes cars foresees would use half fuel todays taxis true driverless cars might cost first money saved fuel would make worthwhile investment everyone years contemporary cars create stressful environment todays roads difficult humans manage contrary driverless cars would reduce stress also providing important source entertainment cars typically require driver always paying attention road mentally taxing according author manufacturers driverless cars developing incar entertainment information systems use headsup displays driverless cars people relax car pays attention additionally removal stress driving would drastically reduce roadrage incidents stemming stress driverless cars safer affordable relaxing passengers continue developed offer new transportation experience improve opinions cars decades come marvels modern technology words sergey brin fundamentally change world companies google bmw proving words accurate every passing day

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since day first car made cars gotten better hundreds different cars differents styles purposes recently driverless cars added list yes cars drive selves finally opinion driverless cars great idea imagine u could sit back relax car casually stolling traffic paragrapgh 2 says cars arent truly driverless think good thing car 100 driverless wouldnt controll get places car accidently makes wrong turn power put back desired path driverless cars closer apart every day life think google developing self driving cars since 2009 imagine progress made 2020 yes driverless cars negative aspects positives much ignore driver less cars indeed future

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1976 viking 1 spacecraft obiting mars snapping photos possible landing sites sester ship viking 2 spotted shadowy likeness human face face actually common landform scientists taken several pictures face scientist would benefit reasons believe mars face simple landform first reason fact similar landforms like earth mars mesas american west one specific mesa middle butte snake river plain idaho also several landforms like mars passage states scientists figured another martian mesa common enough around cydonia one unusual shadows made look like egyptian pharaoh second reason scientists photographic evidence nothing mesa april 5 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia first time michael malin mars orbiter camera team shot picture ten times sharper original photos revealing natural landform april 8 2001 malin team took extraordinary photo using cameras absolute maximum resolution know discern things digital image 3 times bigger pixel size meaning objects ground could tell people might say nasa would rather hide evidence life mars nasa would actually benefit ancient civilization defenders nasa budget wish ancient civilization mars reason believe face mars natural landform similar landforms mars photographic evidence nasa would actually benefit life mars

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ths technology helping humans invention time software detect people feeling try hide emotions system called facial action coding systemis variety industries classifien basic emotion like happy surprise anger scary sad computer structure 3d model face detect feeling happy smile looking computer going detect school better helping students better grades facing screen classroom students boring confused class showing student dontlike class teaching also students wanted interesant topic class also developing wat communicate humans computers help us recognize face peer instance probably tell friend feeling simply look face course us would troubles actually describing facial triat conveys happy worries etc computer know feeling feel face angry face meanwhile showing happy face usthey even indicate difference genuine smile forces one identifity real smile fake one muscle go cheek fake smile mouth stretched sideway describe computer detect real face painted face descrbing facial movement muscle facial expresses emotion also structure face smile feeling emotinos also us feel itas creating emotions describing face cant lie different muscles telling truth self communicate humans computers feeling

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emotional exprssions students classroom vauluable think teachers could know students feel topic learning much get another one manager store see people feel store theres alot stress going head text states facial feedback theory emotion moving facial muscles expresses emotions also may even help produce means helps com alive real world sad put happy face would probably help get happy get better attuide day story says drama couch constantin stanislavsky actors carefully reproduce smiling frowning way creating emothions stage better come stage infront people peform actors make come real people enjoy would also put peoples life see emotional state feeling muscles called orbicularis oculi par palpabraeus muscles acting get madsadhappyfrustrated emotions yes think world see people feeling around computers like smile ad could bring make even happy get buy something frown would get ad help smile laught also perdict student bored topic reasons feel way

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needs car anyway causes polution world driving time good idea people getting lazy days wrong walking love walking get excercise fun im friends car riding exttremely dangerous first driving car could dangerous example people like drive texting could result serious accindent another reason paying attention drivers near kids behind wheel car yet say take serious aldults teens also like drive fast show loud music blasting also advantages limiting car usage car accindents would derease dramatically second cars take much gas takes lot money walking would super cheap pay walk driving around 247 makes us really lazy walking need go gives us excercise quite frankly everyone needs excercise little work goverment even make pathways trails us travel understand leaving town family vacation going somewhere walking distance city various types motor transportation like city buses cabs bikes forget planes third im saying completely get rid cars limit much drive instead buying car car car carpool friends way still get got ta go quickly lower emissions people drive much used found study driving decreased 23 percent 2001 2009 lets try make 50 percent people really care car want quick way get b got ta find safer cheaper way percentage drop rapidly conclusion limiting car usage improved getting people walk carpool friends ride bikes takes buses cabs even planes go help enviorment much safer healthier saying give car try use much

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electoral college way american people get chose want represent state country get rid system flaws gives people since picking people electoral college kept gives candiates fair chance lets everyone pick representator begin electoral college gives candiates fair chance source 3 states electoral college requires presidential candidate transregional appeal region enough electroal votes elect president desirable result candidate regional appeal unlikely successful president expalins even candidate represent one region country electoral college still give chance win presidency source 1 states candidate running president state group electors means electoral college gives candidate group supporters help win election futhermore electoral college gives people right pick representator source 1 states founding fathers established constitution compromise election president vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizens everyone united states citizen right vote want representation state source 3 states voters tossup states likely pay close attention campaign really listen competing candidates knowing going decide election likely thoughtful voters average thoughtful voters ones decide election thoughtful votes people vote everyone else doesnt matter everyone could vote anyone electoral college official electroal college unfair outdated irrational best arguements favor mostly assertions without much basis reality arguements direct elections spurious best hard say bob dole right abolish electoral college disagree statement electoral college gives candiates fair chance win electons people get pick want represent states conclusion electoral college kept gives candidates fair chance allows people pick want represent

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citizens german may know car get around cases may think dont money get car job keep roof head well french swiss borders friburg runs streets adge community less friburg paying 40000 carownership space along home 70 percent dont car everyone car park ever want right 40000 caronwership house space vaubran homes 5500 within rectangular square mile 80 percent laws gone highways 20 percent went another transports paris band driving due smog know amound license plats order leave cars home fined 32 fine shouldnt matter ther leave cars home park somewhere grown people something happen car thats right rules someone vist loved one didnt know understand going gottan fine going get mad diesel fule makes least 67 percent vehicles france 533 percent diesle engines western europe mid1990s cars without improvement campaign bogota people wants safe nothing worry earth would put tha car buy house space children coming world driving going look world different way 200109 found driving young poeple decreased 23 percent americas love affair vehiclse population growth number driven us peaked 2005 dropped steadily april 2013 number miles drien 9 percent pea equal country janurary 1995

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using technolgy read emotional expressions students class valuable generation today capable taking technology another level take advantage bringing facial action coding system existences great thing fairly easy know somebody feeling simply look face usually gives one emotion facial system use capable giving multiple emotions somebody feeling also system easier detect whether somebody lying telling truth itll easier detect percent numbers emotions identify everything feeling whether gulitmadsad etc another thing cool system used computer also used game systems video sugery able read emotions people using technolgy cool supporting movement big step generation alsobringing new technology world change world many ways

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different technology helps people people like helpful many different ways example person cant speak techonolgy helps people dont voice computer techonolgy useful many different ways use technology article making mona lisa smile nick alto would really vaulable new computer software stores similar anatomical information electronic code imagine computer knows youre happy sad says author examples use computer tell happy sad smile web ad apperas screen similar ad might follow frown next ad different would great watching something sudden ad comes cant skip want entertaining fun boring dumb would also helpful school classom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored dr huang predicts could modify lessson like effective human instructor would really helpful people case somone dosent want speak confused commputer know right away theres also examples technology make computeranimated faces expressive videogames would become fun person playing videogame video surgery dr huang also says human communication nonverbal including emotional communication computers need understand would think use technology read emotional expression students classroom valuable way works way could help many different ways passage wants us understand new technology could coming soon could help many different ways

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studying venus would worth find stuff amazing time come across mysterial creaturet never seen first dangerous thing happen come back something bad happen like engine spaceship shuts cant communicate well people earth like article states previous mission unmannedand good reasonssince spaceship survived landing hours also says single spaceship touched venus three decades even tried take video limited light penetrate dense atmosphererenderignthe standard form photography videography ineffective secondly venus hot planet 800 degrees atmoshperic presssure 90 times greater experienced earth like paragraph states beyond high pressure heatvenusian geology weather present additional impediments like erupting volcanoespowerful earthquakesand frequent lighting strikes probes seeking ladn surface weather happens earth call venus twin earth although easy see point earthit proved challenging place examine closely finally apart danger presentsthere may something good planetit similar earth also ahs similiar features earth paragraph states today venus still features aer analgous earth planet familiar features valleysmoutainsadn craters even though people cant really manaeg go venus long time like marsim pretty sure would find good things deeper conclusion venus dangeous os worth find different things earthalso venus hotit hotest planet earth

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author supported idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers showing many details giving good examples would possible information could gain exploring venus humans curosity author gives clear evidence exploring venus going happen author throughout text keeps readers attention giving physical attributes venus explaining nasa involved finding way humans survive least 30 miles surface text author covers many different facts venus explore example paragraph 3 author starts giving us specific details get picture venus head author making statement venus thick atmosphere almost 97 carbon dioxide blankets author also compares venus things might know like evening star earths twin helps reader undertand author really wants make point venus isnt uncommon people jumping back paragraph 4 author tells us vesuss features possibly past features explained venus one time probably capable supporting life signs oceans features still like mountains valleys craters conclusion author opinion good job supporting idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers author used clear examples ideas kept attention reading text one day maybe able survive venus long people like author inspire people take actions

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studying venus venus dangeries study venus one brightest plant sky well author support idea studying venus continue way aunth supports idea talking nasa working studying venushow scientists want discuss visits ways study venus without harm involved fisrt reason nasa working study venus example simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber simulatign chaos venuss surface lasted three weeks conditionsparagraph 7 working projects see could study venus better way nasa trying find ways could less heat bring someone rocketship formation proves studing venus hard unless find ways approatch sucessfully second reason scientist want discuss making visits venus saying venus inhospitable astronomers fascinated venus could one earthlike planet soloar system paragraph 45there trying send people study venus want say inhospitable information proves venus something study scientists want study third reason ways could study venus without harm involved think blimplike vehicle hovering 30 miles roling venusian landscapeparagraph 5 jet planes travel higher altitude avoid storms get vehicle venus could avoid really hot heat information proves ways study venus without harsh harm involed human conclusion author supporting evaluations studying venus ideas nasa working studing venus scentist want disscuss abot venus ways could study venus without harm venus harmful study travel scientist still trying study

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artilce challange exploring venus author strongley supports claim humas explore study venus despite many dangers using strong evidance logic studying planet may dangerous author gives fair amount examples showing important solve mysteries venus secrets venus could vary important could help us learn life planets even seolve mysteries planet throughout writing author uses stong evidance support claim explore study planet venus paragraph four author shows venus already similar geographical features earth also says used possibly even similar traits author claims things mountains craters vallys couldve used oceans use logic state conditions may easy venus survivable paragraph five author continues use logic evidance writing paragraph seven paragraph stated scientist alreadey created electronics last least three weeks harsh venus conditions proves least send robot explore venus help us better understand venus last paragraph writing author claims solve challange venus presented us find amazing things find furthur knowlage imaginations gaining knowlage planet lead us gaining even challanges endevours solve throughout article challange exploring venus author supported claim well humans explore study venus using strong evidance logic showed could lead us finfing new things life planets even also proved good reason besides fact conditions slightely dangerous

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us know far reach modern technology defitnetly far due surprising nowadays computers able recognize peoples emotions new software technology taking us starts facial action coding system facs system basically makes computers identify movement human muscles face show different human emotions lets computers know either sad happy uninterested bored etc computers able comprehend emotions interact even understand us crazy sounds actually work good way software computer actually benefit us indeed work way especially student well makes computers able understand students feelings towards assingment indentify students emotions help benefit trying work dr huang 1 innovators software states passage paragraph 6 classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored could help students trying make work easier making interesting making easier change words well understand better could modify lesson like effetive human instructor basically like teacher teacher really computer helps understand content better facial expressions emotions regards work assingment taking era technology big thing expect lot things even computers able comprehend emotions make something whether telling us mona lisa really happy make us interest assingment make videogame better things add value software helpful thing future

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think join seagoing cowboys fun wouldnt want travel around world go many new places knows might meet nice people make new friends ive met people places never thought id go telling get boat turning back trust wont regret go trip many new places get meet new poeple may look act even smell doesnt mean different us people ive met really nice caring dont talk hateful anything even people boat nice manners respect everyone else boat ive many different places nine fact places go amazing many different languages different cultures example china place bueatiful somany bright colors even different language ive gotten see things ive never seen brag anything places ive ever seen many different landmarks kinda like culture something different cool boat go places see many new things amazing made mind havent guess loss trust one thing get boat feel free something dont feel stuck town time decide go good isnt fun games work either get ship stay choice mine

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would ever consider giving car well probably since seems trend days theres seemingly countless advantages limiting car usage acording end car culture hit driving peak 2005 amount miles driven going steadily also large drop many 16 39yearolds getting license older people likely retain licenses age stated mr sivaks research amount car usage going things taking place helping shape future mimi sheller says different things converging suggest witnessing longterm cultural shift said end car culture instead driving meet talk people internet makes telecommuting possible allows people feel connected unlike tense stressed feelings cars give shown heidrun walters response gotten rid car car always tense im much happier way cars dont create stress also produce large amounts smog stated article german suburb life goes without cars 50 greenhouse gas emissions caused passenger cars smog destroying ozone layer causing major problems global warming limiting car usage good opportunity take away stress lower air pollution carlos arturo plaza says cars destroy health enviroment damage air around also damage brain cause stress feel tense imaginary things

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1900s much different example new technology new discoveries else changed wether keep electoral college electoral college big part government plays big part wether next president according passagewhat electoral college office federal register electoral college process place means certain place united states founding fathers established constitution compromise election president popular vote qualififed citizens presidential election held every four years tuesday first monday november admittedly feel keep electoral college help us voting process according passage indefensible electoral college even bestlaid defenses system wrong bradford plumer states electoral college system voters vote president state electors turn elect president result feel isnt much issue us citizens make right choice vote president think really isnt much issue president still vote electoral college widely regarded nondemocartic method selecting president ought overruled declaring candidate recieves popular votes winner proceeding electoral college based electors pick decide becomes president popular vote voting presidential candidate youre actually voting slate electors party selects slate electors trusted vote partys nominee conclusion electoral college voting electors become president enough popular votes met people like method people dont opinion mine like method

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driveless cars great impact world change lives others also driveless cars cars drive self without help driver well certain occations depends condtions happening streets instance backing drive way trying avoid object street simple things drivers cars article driverless cars coming author states alot negative positive things driverless cars however driverless cars positive aspect addition cars help impact many peoples lives going driverless cars change way people drive make easier drivers drive driverless cars change way see cars change way drving makes easier drivers drive streets instance information sensors cause car apply brakes individual wheel reduce power fro engine allowing far better response control human driver could ever manage alonep5 driveless cars potential driving humans aware whats going streets humans drving streets add better responses dealing danger people crossing street unexpectedly cars turning nowhere whe suppose another example steer accelerate brake designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills suuch navigating work zones around accidents means human driver must remain alert ready take whe situation requiresp7 driverless cars basic fundamentals order drive streets fact notify humans need help certain situations car idea help drivers pay aware whats going even though car drive like helping baby walk parent lets go baby starts walk trying catch balance baby falls parent aware baby falls parent picks bay back continue walking nothing wrong little help even driverless car struggling go around something backing drive independently driver aware alerted guide car direction driverless car continue driving want go always going problems driverless cars however make life much easier espcially driving wise examples explain driverless cars ups make peoples lives much easier cars help people become safer alerted whats going around result would less car accidents summary driverless cars change world deeply make saver place streets make easier drivers futhermore driverless cars smarter driving wise road drivers would create less stupidity driving boat smarts

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driverless cars allowed manufactured states countries world driverless cars could cause conflict accident occurs cars could make drivers pay attention going around pay attention cars could also make driving boring first driverless cars could cause major conflict accident occurs fault accident manufacturer car driver paying attention road anything surrounding second driverless cars could make people lazy pay attention anything would think since car driving everything fine everything control next cars would traffic laws safetly laws would changed nig amount significance 4 states allow semiautonomous cars states still concerned safety lastly cars would make driving boring would want car driven driver waiting time take take control car fun driving even therefore driverless cars allowed manufactured driven cars could make driving boring dangerous driverless cars could also cause many conflicts changes law

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dear state senator electoral vote converted election popular vote using popular vote majority voters satisfied comes election president use electoral college system dont vote president choice youre voting ever many representitives pleged source 2 paragraph 10 60 percent voters would perfer direct election kind source 2 paragraph 9 even voters would perfer majority rule map source 3 shows states representitives others thus meaning many states treated unfair came elections didnt many votes represent 2000 campaign seventeen states recieve candidatesat source 2 paragraph 13 states dont get represented people wont happy people arent happy hectic end breaking well people arent happy wont told unhappy people would like vote express political prefrence thinking single vote could decide election source 3 paragraph 3 conclusion citicens united states would appreciated got choose themself put political input became president americans happy riots political protests andor hectic break united states america

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driverless cars good idea future create safety problems cause people become obese cause problems manufactuer customer driverless cars create lot safety problems drivers think okay sit back relax road trip fall asleep bad accident driver could possibility sooner death driver would alert without special car drive article said manufactuers driverless car wanted put entertainment cars driver distracted putting entertainment front driver basically thing putting phone front illegal killed many people car accidents needless say many safety problems driverless cars cause many become obese people already lazy walk block street choose drive driverless cars start selling imagine much lazy people would get wouldnt simple task turnihng wheel turning turning signals people start bringing food car happens entertainment people need excercise even walk block obesity people want imagine getting accident driverless car many people take blame honesty wasnt fault werent ones driving car could fault customers want money back buying amazing driverless car bought manufactuers making trouble result conflict create worldwide problems result futuristic cars good idea end conflict think people stick regular cars nothing wrong cars todays society

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dont think technology read emotions valuable thing people technology ever lives would another thing technology doso dont dont think good idea dont think valuable thing students could see people would think good idea something like thisfor example mona lisa know factede happy smiling new techonogly coming making life easier less brain cell use think like people use mimorize moms numbers touch botton people write able spell words decent hand writing days people arent sure spell thanks auto correct dont looks right good oh well people books actually learn stuff dont know anything long tirme google dont get wrong use technology something better left alone computor able read emotions something youth needs right make ads see better youth needs stay go back older days actually know reading writing dont think valuable thing students kids need work ever part brain feel like help less get way kids need strive days yes new age computor tell dont like ad seem bit top finding away get kids healthier mindsets whats going todays world really dont think emotion scaning computor one

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article making mona lisa smile talks technology could read faces peoples mood hearing right shows much technology advanced used years back would people specilize reading peoples facial expressions would study tell feeling going computers come either put work help eithier way think computers used classrooms facs let classrooms paragraph six states student becoming bored confused lesson woud changed modified like regular human instructor reason alone made agree facs allowed classrooms students either confusd bored teachers would able tell student feeling waysfor many students woudnt se every one students faces recgonize confused also teacher bad mood would mean care students computer would never deal things coumputer would always know going every student would always know always accurate students level conclude would agree facs brought classrooms could really good students especially im student believe could help one like

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yes valuable use technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable able see theyre happy angry technology good use students show theyre happyor angry example paragraph 5 sentence 4 youll able read muscles precisely convey emotions next good idea use students theyre angry paragraph 9 states putting happy face actually works renowned drama coach also using technology useful paragraph 4 sentence says facial expressions universal even though individuals often show varying degrees expression example smiling technology pick emotion really weighting different units use technology would excellent use students show real emotion know need cheer talk lastly use facial expression recognizing technology would useful precisely paint facial muscles know youre feeling wont

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luke telling people join wants people luke convincing people join seagoing cowboys program would see adventure places another detail luke convincing people help go places going graduate soon life would change 1945 saw seamans paper headed greece luke turned 18 could draft military service time dischared 1947 luke made nine trips another reason luke would let join would let u travel good opportunity led international students exchange visitors many years said might difficult took time everything check animals one hour tierd one night night watchman luke alot bad days clean ship busy whole time ok food eat fun luke kind brave person really cool think convinced lot people join really hard work stuff nice guy

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facial action coding system new descoverage scientifics new descoverage help situation help many situations acception person fothermore could helpfull used school facs used school knowladge school used give lessonbecause give examples muscles face example orbiculris teach kids good show emotions show muscles act fothermore show students muscles express emotions make also help students problems houses try hide problems also used bullying see kids quiet scared experiment help differents part country schools help example hospitals see people cant move face muscles problems tell feeling always important know person feel sad angry make laugh big smile faces

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join seagoing cowboys program know life going huge amazing opportunity helping others affected world war able travel places never like china pacific ocean get chance go greece see wat like get chance get usa join seagoing cowboys program help poor homeless people get unrra hungry live better life casn help people europe give food stuff starve death try get home thery left hungry join seagoing cowboys program see horses feed stuff people love animals help horese animals nightwatch go see iuf cows horses ship raining nyou nightwatchb careful slip break bone crack even worse slip deck ocean go slip strong currents pull drown pull away ship take island

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life goes without carsrosenthalthere many advantages limiting car usage two advantages limiting car usage reduces smog helps greenhouse gas emission start limiting car usage helps reduction smog illustratein text paris bans driving due smogduffer city paris decides put ban drivingon monday motorists evennumbered license plates ordered leave cars home suffer 22euro fine 31the would apply oddnumbered plates following dayduffer 10 ban put good use others still follow ban 4000 people fined people still find away break ban regulation put shows many motorists actually streets paris still good number people went ban many people participate inthis banit helps reduce smog desperatley needed city illustrate text carfree day spinning big hot bogota selsky bogota columbia decides put place carfree day reduce smog violators faced 25 finesselsky 21 also like ban paris ban put help cities problem smog capital city 7 million people trying get work day course would problem smog smog cause many problems enviroment health people communityespecially city hot climate like colombia also two cities joined car free day cali valledupar stories ban limit usage cars one problem many big cities face like paris botoga beijing many moresmog continue limiting car usage also helps greenhouse gas emission example text german suburb life goes without carsrosenthal one reasons vauban germany decided become carfree suburb huge impediment current efforts drastically reduc greenhouse gas emission tailpipesrosenthal 5 passenger cars responsible 12 percent greenhouse gas emission europerosenthal 5 city germany go carfree going help 12 percent greenhouse gas emisssion go also many cars vauban enviroment healthier makes people city healthier stress free another example text end car culturerosenthal less americans buying cars driving less president obamas ambitious goals curb greenhouse gas emissionrosenthal 29 beginning happen greenhouse gas emission reaching decline miles people driving going driving rates continue go obamas goal reduce greenhouse gas emission us go country would responsible 50 percent greenhouse gas emission parts heavily populated car areas united states limiting usage cars help greenhouse gas emission conclusion many advantages limiting usage cars two advantages limiting usage cars reduces smog helps greenhouse gas emission limit car usage helps well community

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driverless cars future world need driverless cars slowly filled prominent car manufacturers although government makes assumptions safe car without human driver steps taken towards future driverless cars showing different alternative human drivers many driverless cars still require form human drivers guide vehicles special situations road blocks work zones however many driverless vehicles transport passenger without problems vehicles become popular affordable practical everyday life cause change driver laws human controlled driverless cars projected release dates modern vehicles approaching fast time us begin thinking future driverless cars future future driverless cars future driverless cars ability change lives positively remove many dangerous actions face driving fear texting driving adult able focus road checking child fear drunk drivers operators influence driverless cars important safety country many realize lets begin take initiative bring driverless cars forefront technology make technologies accessible public great need products must filled soon possible driverless cars future future present

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believe aliens mean honestly think aliens roaming around solar system say yes say believe aliens created face mars let tell didnt aliens didnt create face mars plenty research found back first research concluded done prove natrual landform article called unmasking face mars states thousands anxious web surfers waiting image first appeared jpl web sit revealinga natrual landform alien monument websites arent enough people though next face mars simulates landforms earth therefore would natrual cause happened states article unmasking face mars picture actually shws martian equivalent buttle mesalandforms common around american west reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho says gravin thats lava dome takes form isolated mesa around height face mars reading making clear landform somewhat common stated landforms face mars common around american west happen earth cant happen outer space side face mars attracted lot attention especially social world states article unmasking face mars face mars since become pop icon starred hollywood film appeared books magazines radio talk showseven haunted grocery store checkout lines 25 years people think face bona fide evidence life mars people seem think believe everything hear see television magazines even movies presenting us fake gossip fake news businesses get money know one person believe leading thousands tend believe juicy filled drama everything hear world true know id rather believe real scientist businesses thirsty money conclusion evidence scientist like nasa much believable hollywood movies headline magazines aliens face mars happens natrual landform

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luke bomberger today attempt convince participate seagoing cowboys program around age 18 started incredible experiencei really hope say today influence join one reason join get help people seagoing cowboys take care animals shipped overseas countries war many people lost animals see world war 2 ended many nations formed organization called unrra hired seagoing cowboys perform task another reason join get see many places sometimes get explore got take gondola ride veniceitaly also got tour excavated castle crete got marvel panama canal incredible experience final reason use convince fun return trip seagoing cowboys would play many games animals held played baseballvolleyballand many games know big choice giving reasons convince rightoffthebat hopefully said planted seeds mind eventually grow time come around entirely convinced join go home think hard huge decision hopefully decide join honor speak goodbye

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think would fun joining seagoing cowboys would work hard macking sure animals cared rightly also takes long time cross oceon lastly little time fun onbored maybe would work hard macking sure animals cared correctly 335 horses plus enough oats hay feesd whole lot horses take care see told would work hard aslo keep busy infact barley get sleep also takes long time cross oceon takes two weeks cross atlantic oceon eastern coast united states month get china try without getting sleep hard work little time fun onbored especially return trips animals already unloded would play baseball volleyball games empty holds animaks housed tabletennis tournements fencing boxing reading whittling games also helped pass time think would fun joining seagoing cowboys hard work care animals takes long time get back lick ling vacation time fun animals unloaded

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venus marvelous planet evening star dangerous however planet inhabited high amount sulfiric acid article supports idea studyig venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents earths twin supporting idea live inhabitants humans dont really know venus many planets galaxy however venus seems proportionally planet earth according challenge exploring venus venus closest planet earth terms density size occasionally closest distance paragraph 2 quote exemplifies venus similar earth relating size venus dangerous however stop human beings wanting explore planet scientists also interested venus close resemblance earth according article astronomers fascinated venus may well earthlike planet solar system paragraph 4 venus evidence rocky sediments well features valleys mountains craters suggests venus planet like earth something happened destroy chances able inhabit area venus sister planet brings question actual life venus stated article venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life paragraph 4 quote essentially states evening star holds many forms evidence suggests venus could inhabited many forms living species well theorizing actually concrete evidence life may inhabited planet article states planet surface rocky sediment ad includes familiar features valleys mountains craters paragraph 4 quote shows concrete evidence needed say humans species living creatures could inhabited planet point time despite dangers venus planet sparked curiosity stated article peering venus ship orbiting hovering safely far planet provide limited insight ground conditions paragraph 6 venus dangerous features protection throughout planet prohibits point time humans land rovers go surface venus although severe risk getting closer look nasa developing several tactics get closer surface article states nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface vens would allow scientist float fray paragraph 5 national aeronautics space administration working better ways get closer surface venus without metal melting conclusion venus place curiosity discovery many years article supports studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents earths twin supporting idea live inhabitants humas dont really know venus

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challange exploring venus author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents author defends idea stating venus like earth ways size density current landscape environment venus possibly housed past one way author thinks venus furher explored venus similar venus terrain earths currently venus valleys mountains craters atop surface rocky sediment like earth theoretically past venus surface covered witn large oceans part conditions made possible life forms grow another piece information used despite dangers venus expeditions safely carried fruitful various technologies created innovated venus harsh environments cirsumstance scientists stationed venus equipped blimplike vehicles may envade storms near ground level even safer ways navigation collecting material data rock gas would possible another solution problem intoduced simple electronics made silicon carbide tested simulation spaces similar venus comditions environment scientists also proposing mechanical computer used collect dataon venus computers much hardy modernday cousins conclusion innovations author belives venus exploration would worthwhile puruit despite challanges becuase obviously large amount information found mention solutions problems would arise exploring venus

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many reasons join seagoing cowboys programs one lukes reason join seagoing cowboys program ability see world luke seagoing cowboys program traveled europe china luke saw acropolis greece luke also able take gondola ride venice italy another one lukes reason shouls join seagoing cowboys program helping animals seagoing cowboys program hired unrra take good care horses young cows mules shipped overseas countries luke able feed horses hay oats luke water feed animals two three times day also clean animals stall luke haul bales hay bags oats lower holds ships luke also job checking animals night every hour another one lukes reasons join seagoing cowboys program much fun return trips animals unloaded luke fellow cowboys played baseball volleyball games empty stalls animals housed luke cowboy friends played tabletennis tournaments fencing boxing reading games also helped cowboys fun pass time three lukes reason join seagoing cowboys programs lets review three reasons first one able see world second one able help care animals last reason able fun

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dear mrmrs senator light previous research ive done electoral college would like opportunity voice opinion voting system work country based information acquired best interest country heart believe system changed election popular vote president united states first foremost voters vote arent really voting candidate slate electors turn elect president dont think method little impersonal well matter possibly ones chosen candidate win presidencyeven theyve popular vote result losing electoral vote according indefensible electoral college even bestlaid defenses system wrong best argument electoral college call disaster factor system allows room crisis technically state legislatures responsible picking electors could always defy people example would 1960 segregationists almost succeeded replacing electors democratic party new ones opppesed john f kennedy well case faithless electors refusing vote partys candidate pick whomever like another valid reason system voting must changed popular vote due unfair winnertakesall way electoral college works cases candidates see states important think shot winning way look according defense electoral college five reasons keep desspised method choosing president regional favorite mitt romney south 2012 voting incentive campaign states outside region gains electoral votes however also disadvantage expand popularity regions country new popular vote system winning presidency guaranteed neglecting voters potential supporters ones campaign opinion worst way go winning summation electoral college replaced popular voting system assure even though system might worked past ever changing world politics things done away electoral college one holes way system works outcomes could possibly harm good leave electoral college nothing offer future country thank time sincerely skeptical citizen

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