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identifying human emotions imagine able figure exactly anyone world feeling computer software developed could help fcial action coding system applications extraordinary modern day technology dr huang dr eckman created facs six emotionshappiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness emotions used daily basis around world pretty basic video imagery used tracks ones facial movements therefore identify mixed emotions video imagery compares expression neutral face order figure emotions imagine school classroom computer learning something boring sudden topic becomes fun dr huang predicts classroom computer could recognize student confused bored would useful many students order make help learn better technology could make identifying emotions much easier boring lesson would modify way computer know keep giving boring lessons fun ones facial muscles obviously important item technology could identify way facial muscles move technology would work muscles express emotion also help produce article states renowned drama coach constantin stanislavsky actors carefully reproduce smiling frowning way creating emotions stage clearly would help actors express better thanks face muscles people may notice imitate peoples facial expressions empathy would thought sience technology could involved big feature sometimes able figure someone feeling times may even bug order figure emotion new technology facs task easier even students classroom valuable

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face mars question many asked face first discovered viking 1 1976 believed proof life mars others believed exactly acutally natural landform similar ones form commonly american west mesa butte facts cemented nasas belief wasnt alien made landfrom rather naturally occuring one althrough scientist believed face like formation alien artifact still became priority nasa get better quality photograph could prove wether natural landform man made unknown martians april 5 1998 years speculation conspriacys bulit martains trying hide information finally got shot taking another photo face mars global surveyor flew cydonia first time picture taken mars global surveyor ten times sharper original viking photos photo needed cement fact alien monument instead natural landfrom everyone happy photo though face mars located difficult place photograph moc took picture 1998 wispy clouds look past conspriators believed alien marking maybe covered said clouds alas set take another picture time april 8th 2001 cloudless summer day cydonia malins team snapped incredible picture picture showed us landfrom martian equivilent butte mesa exactly belived natural landform essay may may made believe landform acutally believe doesnt change proof pictures hope enlightened well convince landform completely natural hope enjoyed reading argument could convince thank taking time read

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would get lot different answers lot peopleif go sme ask think driverless car go ask question would say dont think need really focusing much thngs world isnt safe could dangerous isnt anything wrong others drive themsleves first personally believe serious issues going world focusing putting ofthe money twoards spending millions trying get car drive driverless car something need worrying keep easy simple like many years drivers driving car secondly yet passed law due safety percautions right driverless cars safe car one driving vechile reason whhy dont feel like need try create something fine would even better driverless car lastly fix something isnt broken get driverless cars could helpful people times solve problem thats taxis everythng fine people drive car people alert driverless car best keep way going let people drive car themsleves isnt anything wrong doong like conclusion want hear opionin say driverless cars would say think neat could somethng big future come though think bigger things going world right focusing proven safe someone driving vechile big problem people drive cars themsleves isnt big need solution like

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feel driverless cars something people commit feel try make happen continue going forward future driverless cars 10 years ago seemed futuristic well know chance make happen feel something must people prove making somekind progress author pointed positives negatives current condition driverless cars point current driverless cars arent fully driverless yet argument arent safe depends safe driver know wont really know safe fully driverless cars tested complete argument made safety driverless cars need development already came far would make sense stop know people would left wondering could author made point fact driverless cars right know already skilled human driver since case continue hassle driving destination every day automated system could fro conclude seen first hand far technology come stop peak lets continue push world future future better tomorrow

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passage presented author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit telling us similaraties earth venus similar size distance wise far us spacecraft ever human pilots due fact spacefrafts never last long land planet planets stmosphere made 97 carbon dioxide corrosive sulfuric acid temperature planet average 800 degrees fahrenheit atomspheric pressure almost 90 times greater long ago venus proably covered oceans may supported various formes life similar earth similar geological features valleys mountains craters due close proximity may nearest option planetary visit nasa particular would like send humans study planet thing space craft hover 30 miles planets surface may able avoid brunt problems temperature would still 170 degrees fahrenheit air pressure would close sea level earth

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venus dangerous beecause almost 97 carbon dixoxide covering whole planet skies highly corrosive sulfuric acid humans chance even stepping one foot venus risk high survive humans space crafts last long venus enviroment like earth scientist concidering visit venus mission explore craters mountains valleys features venus store nasa thinking sending humans study venus would survivable conditions wont easy also tempature around venus around 170 degrees fahrenheit nasa working mechanical computers sent venus study surface things come along scientist need computer safety features needed get evidence needed explanation answer without computer destroyed venuss environment

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technology read emotional expression students classroom valuable technology classrom good students teacher read emotions think would good hvae classrooms teachers read studets emotions three reasons teachers hsould technology read emotional expressions students like teacher students teacher uses technology students tell rather students likes students dont like teacher least try make student like teacher tell student going give teacher bdad time teacher emotions mean thats good know teacher know student going give bad time students bad mood something getting bullied classmate teacher know using technology student student bad mood teacher sit students talk student bully think teacher would find students would catch bullys think technology would grate school think could help teachers know students would get material like dont get teacher use technology know student dont get teachers would ask student students lie teacher use technology think would great teacher help student reasons technology emotional expression classroom three reasons

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drivereless cars might big thing future really worth could driverless cars actually dangerous individual driving car think could think car driving theres thousand things wonder dangers could behind article author states driverless cars steer accelerate break designed notfiy driver road ahead requires human skills navigating worl zones around accidents means human driver must remain alert ready take situation requires individual drivers already dont pay attention theyre driving becuase theyre busy texting talking phone messing radio happens driverless car needs get human drivers attention arent paying attention surroundings anything could happen driver could get accident could face possible dealth car accidents huge thing around world right especially teen drivers article states even drving laws get changed laws made order liability accident happen whos fault technology fails alert human driver someone driverless car injured driver manufacturer hard saying would fault driver paying attention car supposed alert human driver things needed taken care basically theyre fault dangeres driverless car happen human driver well wreck happens normal car driver fault make car might fail alertive manufacturer driverless car possibly human driver fault yes driverless cars might good long travles becuase individual take break drive absolutely needed keeping around regular cars could save lot companies sued loosing lots money roads filled drivers already dangerous enough help little safe keep driverless cars roads

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dear senator propername recently president barrack obama presidency 2012 recived 617 electoral vote 513 actual population voted might thinking something wrong winnertakesall basis starting talk think wrong elctoral college change reading letter hope may persuade take consideration begin electoral college created founding fathers thought would good compromise election president vote congress end election president popular vote qualified citizens states electoral college votes president vice president counting number electoral votes congress electoral college consists 538 electors win presidency least 270 electors must vote president people vote another way think presidential electon held every four years states winnertakeall system time help state electors chose vote said 2012 election president obama recived 617 electoral vote people voted 513 winnertakesall basis caused get votes electoral college rather college dividing respective votes respective canidate ensures everyone votes say become next president even small states feel residents region likely feel disenfranchisedto feel votes count new president regard intrests really isnt president furthermore take electoral college direct way voting take alot manpower great age comuters would everyone stays home time vote pull smartphones tablets laptops desktops simply enter social security numbet make sure everyone gets one vote bam computer takes numbers vote creates voting average votes computer takes average states ding ding ding winner easy conclution tools need remove electoral college people united states vote think office said age technology voting slightly corrupted people voting one thing getting getting apropriate result parlementary goverment high ranking officials vote us beileve hope persuaded enough help argue taking electoral college repacing something give us voice thank propername

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face mystery groundbreaking news unleashed public nasa found face mars however really face nasa declared face actually martian mesa although people believe face made aliens scientists believe face mars actually landform according paragraph seven article thousands anixous web surfers waiting image first appeared jpl website revealing natural landform nasa picture prove alien monument nasa also compared martian mesa mesas around western united states according paragraph twelve article nasa also mentioned pictures past worse resolutions ones today one main factors martian mesa look like face nasa taken first picture face 1976 last one 2001 years nasa spent lots money project hard work money paid due large interest able figure face martian mesa huge discovery led learn landforms mars sucessfully unmasked face mystery mars

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venus easy one see earth youve probably seen thought star thats venus known evening star even though planet venus also known sister planet earths venus also hottest planet solar system even though venus hotter earth explected one point venus used mostly made water made missions venus little futage get short period time robot survive venus say try venus made mostly water like earth makes venus woth studying yet find planet one day could look like clear evidence venus water surface tell mountains made cayons look like earth said think keep studying venus fining stuff crazy think planet looks like today people line work know fact kind dicoveries job first place even small victory like venus gives us hope maybe arent lone

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teacher asks electoral college answer electoral college process place founding fathers etablished constitution compromise election prsident vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizens electoral college process consists selection electors meeting electors vote president vice president counting electoral votes congress 23rd admendment constitution district columbia located 3 electors treated like state purposes electoral college reason following discussion word state also refers district columbia electoral college consists 538 electors majority 270 electoral votes required elect president states entitled allotment electors equals number members congressional delegation one member house repersentatives plus two senators believe even bestlaid systems wrong teacher asks richard nixon jimmy carter bob dole us chamber commerce aflcio thier time agreed answer abolishing electoral college theyre alone according gallup poll 2000 taken shortly al gore thanks quirks electoral college popular vote lost presidency 60 percent voters would perfer direct election kind year voters expect another close election popular vote winner could lose presidency yet electoral college still defenders gives

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planet venus considered danger humans given conditions article challenge exploring venus author suggests depsite dangers presented venus would worthy pursuit study planet author helpfully establishes multiple key pieces evidence supporting claim venus may earthlike planet solar system venus nearest option planetary visit trying get venus considered challenge could help humans prepare even extremely challenging environments paragraph two author states often refered earths twin venus closest planet earth terms density size occasionally closest distance quote along quote long ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth showcase exactly alike venus may earth could helpful studying possibilities may eventually happen planet earth many planets close earth venus crucial point amount time space travel take taken consideration humans accomplished gained much knowledge space travel since race space began scientists meticulously studied everything could learn space even estimate much time would take travel different places space crucial take consideration much time effort money goes space travel venus close earth factors taken consideration seems obvious intelligent choice make humans give travelling studying venus anything would wasted opportunity idea able study venus seems daunting perhaps lack courage holding nasa back curiosity natural thing humans born never goes away relevant curiosity gain knowledge go hand hand without curiosity even half things humans done developed would possible shying away venus harm good serve produce hesitancy sight challege author article challenge exploring venus brings many key points evidence venus explored studied despite dangers among closest planet earth relatively speaking venus closest distance study planet venus brings unique challenge human race backing would detrimental key points supports authors idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers

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computers come long way past decades coming computers filled entire much 2 gigabytes gb smaller computer smaller torso contain much 128 gb memory however started scratching surface technology facial recognition believe software emotions software latest creation made prof thomas huang beckman institute advanced science university illinois works collaboration prof nicu sebe university amsterdam 1 dr huang relies work psychologist dr paul eckman creator facs facial action coding system 3 computer works creates 3d computer model face incorporates 44 major muscles human face model eckman classfied six basic emotions software happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness 3 emotion associated characteristic action units differentiate emotions 3 video imagery 4 used capture action units example text says frontalis pars lateralis muscle eyes raises eyebrows surprised 3 computer captures advancement technology truly fascinating however harshly criticised public comes classrooms new capture much considered using emotional features six basic distinct emotions eckman ensued innovation 3 also compatible one computer wouldnt practical create state financial stability school buy one student even software could probably slow lesscompatible device could hinder work process school machine whose sole purpose capture student scorns math lesson tech efficient speed usage classroom setting necessity school however programs google computer would necessary text says imagine computer knows happy sad example smile web ad appears screen similar ad might follow frown next ad different 6 google taking information search publicly google accounts identifying students feel class said text paragraph six classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored dr huang predicts 6 teachers able get public opinion using program google classroom send poll students amicable approachable enough let students ask questions confusing material previous information proved wrong would good classroom computer capture someones emotions hand face head simply cant help type situation also humans complex creatures people act like seem happy outwardly even arent people born facial deformities deformities peoples faces unitelligable eyes society cases stoic due chronic disease causes muscle tissue stiff program would able read peoples emotions cant express like people due conditions program designed average human face 6 emotions base 3 civilization moving forward would surprise decade two every classroom emotionreading computer works efficiently everyone however merely scraping facs tech modify everyday lives releasing innovation public mow wouldnt practical due new would cool something works way little error

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europe new trend started many towns banned ownership cars one town happened vauban germany town citizens living lives without lot stress enjoy riding tandem bikes wives walking alone paris act picked since popular paris streets hold many cars temporary law passed amount smog dropped dramaticaly cars arent used lives saved car accidents happen often oftentimes fatal car become able get dui owning car bring extensive fines even make small accident fraction second economy way even afford nice car bikes much cheaper safer people well environment everyone world stopped using cars month might able save species dying maybe slow desintegration ozone layer yosemite wolves flee roads massive amount death causes species suburban cities working making everything walking distance weekends public transportation free electric car youre carpooling three people youre allowed drive cities new laws tested certain areas many people dont licenses many teenagers today arent concerned able drive many adults live close enough workplace walk although laws restricting driving seem restricting save lives give society chance smarter cleaner safer future

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cars essential part life get us place place b bikes buses trains feet vauban germany residents gone soccer moms communting executives ever gone given cars residents upscale community suburban pioneers rosenthal 1 world filled pollution stressed adults unhealthy people advantages limiting car usage infinite limiting car usage world would definitely reduce amount pollution ruining ozone layer wasnt ozone layer humans would long gone wouldnt come back time soon paris france goverment enforced partial driving ban nearrecord pollution monday motorists even numbered license plates ordered leave cars home suffer 22euro fine would apply oddnumbered plates following day duffer 11 five days partial driving congestion incredible 60 percent five days kept going city would look feel brand knew would safe citizens breathe air similarily president obama trying curb united sates greenhouse gas emissions april 2013 number miles driven per person nearly 9 percent peak equal country january 1995 rosenthal 32 means people choosing better ways get place place b trend persists beneficial implications carbon emissions environment rosenthal 34 see hard eveidence limiting car usage world would reduce amount pollution furthermore limiting car usage would help relieve stress everyday lives much traffic going get work time oh god gas passed nearest gas station heidrun walter citizen carfree vauban germany says car always tense im much happier way also stress levels adults get higher become parents children driving know mom doesnt sit full car ride without stomping imaginary brakes seems large drop percentage 16 39 year olds getting license rosenthal 38 moreover even one day without driving makes columbians bogota columbia less stressed relaxed business man carlos arturo plaza rode twoseat bicycle wih wife work day says good oppurtunity take away stress lower airpollution selsky 24 limiting car usage like small cities done helped relieve stress citizens huge advantage lastly limiting car usage would better well fellow citizens imagine business man works office 10 hours gets home time eat catch hours quality television man time exercise sits car sits work sits eat sits watch tv limited car usage man would ride bike walk bus stop get work everyday good health similarily children spend time front computer screen playing outside like children parent would let kids play outside theres tons cars road vauban gemrany streets filled bicylcles chatter wandering children beacuse cars afraid limiting car usage better well oursleves everybody around us conclusion many advantages limiting car usage world today every sidewalk would find relaxed healthy people breathing clean healthy air create cities pedestrian bicycle private cars commercial public transportation traffic woven connected network save time conserve resources lower emissions improve safety never achieve perfect world romantic naive work towards one

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feel like heres first happen someone depress dont want tell anyone kill self theyre depress facial action coding system could help poor boy girl someone would ask whats wrong talk know feel someone much theyre needed wanted dont kill self matter fact happy right someone feel wanted love life agian evidence wrote satatment passage said shes 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted6 percent fearfuland 2 percent angry think everyone could save lot people lives many people take lives away fast young depresion lot teens high schools jr high haves feel like would change world better peolpe dont like mabye theyre stress ones need help think one cares scared show theyre depress rather keep self oppoion every school family doctor save lives

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authors points seem come one conclusion explore venus despite risks supports idea many different examples reasons one example supporting idea paragraph 6 says way scientist understand venus taking risk think challenge supports claim hes saying take risk explore venus despite obstacles another thing seems push alot reason explore venus dont alot knowledge example paragraph 2 said single space space craft landed venus three decades another way supports idea paragraph 8 says striving meet challenges presented venus value really supports idea hes saying exploring venus worth something also says space exploration shouldnt limited dangers doubt would imply supports exploring venus author supports idea explore venus despite risks well many different reasons like almost knowledge take risks challenges try overcome end supports idea well backs valid claims

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claim venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents well supported passage throughout passage author explains venus exceptionally hard explore hasnt explored 3 years even intrigue causes doesnt explain benefits exploring venus doesnt explain benefits curiosities passage explains dangers exploring venus worthy pursued reason curiousity first paragraph introduces reader planet venus describing evening star easy view afar challenging view close author starts statements leading reader question challenging second third paragraph explains explored missions failed gives reader knowledge venus picture venus looks like also explaining many reasons venus cant explored fourth fifth sixth seventh paragraphs see shift view point instead focusing expected shouldnt venus explored author moves topic scientists wanting explore venus answer author explains reason behind searching ways explore venus merely curiousity author also explians approaches explore venus nasa taking scientists curious paragraphs doesnt suggest exploring venus worthy explains exploring venus failed missions would fail nasa approach curiousity conclusion paragraph author explains challenge venus presents fuels curiousity many scientists also states travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts proving author focused proving worthy cause saying grounded dangerous authors suggestion well supported claim shown author focused attention dangerous scary venus exploration venus could beneficial understanding history authors claim would better supported focused benefits exploration attempts explore venus important filling questions asked hardly known planet

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year 2018 technology advancing well schools around world kids roll eyes yawn even boredtired look face theyre classroom hey dont enjoy new technology called facsfacial action coding system able detect kids feeling way computer makes 3d model face human 44 major musles operates like human musles scans face real human identify person feeling right happy sad tired scared many using type technology helpful classrooms student feeling bored tired computer able detect teacher able make topic interesting students teachers 28 students per class seven periods everyday stressful challenging recognize students dealing certain type emotion facs recognize teacher able help student students conclusion facs amazing creation able help students teachers kids learn theyre happy subject theyre learning fun interesting theyre good environment facs detects humans emotion able communicate teacher notify kid well

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nasa think face mars natural landfrom history people believed aliens real still face happeared mars natural landfrom text states nasas vicking 1 spacecraft circling planet snapping photos possible landing sites siter vicking 2 spotted shadowy likeness human face human face object created aliens would seen kind evidence would left behind thousand anxious web surfers waiting image first appeared jpl web site revealinga natural landfrom website could shown public nasa wanted people know aliens involved face monument might kind evidence aliens camera would caught something even cloudy red planet technology gotten alot better past 25 years would seen kind shape evidence results made aliens involved human face shaped object landforms really common planets american west river plain connected idaho river involved aliens take picture mars find face alien monument

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lets imagine second every student across country computer could recognize student confused bored lesson technology known facial action coding system could modify lesson either make less confusing interesting student would benefit students would also benefit teachers schools overall learning everyone country well first benefits would start students lessons would make sense engaging students classes would start enjoyable attend since everyone would understand content less students would likely miss classes engaging lessons less classes students miss understand learn eventually grades test scores would improve well making schoolwork less stressful general students would learning content easier way would make happier school learning general teachers would next line benefit new technology teachers success based students success students learning well tests happier overall lot strain put teachers would get taken away teachers able relax maybe even get paid success students parents wouldnt blame teachers giving children chance succeed either students teachers benefiting facial action coding system schools would benefit well happy students teachers means happy schools grades tests improving schools would become well known making students successful means schools could get funding make sure able keep everything running smoothly schools across country would able make sure students educated fullest extent overall learning new generation students would greatly increase overall learning country well short everyone would benefit facial action coding system students would learn happier teachers would less stressed schools would successful well every student across country access technology overall learning happiness everyone would greatly increase

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wonder program good well resons help countries recover food supplies animals also take care lot animals like horses young cows also take care mules get ship overseas paragraph 1 states luke wotking two parttime jobs grocery stare bank friend invited go europe cattle boat luke paragraph 1 says couldnt say paragraph 2 talks abou helping countries food supplies animals unrra hired seagoing cowboys could help horses mules shipped overseasand luke heard signed take shot started going sea august 1945 went new orleans arrived new orleans august 14th tell luke turned 18 got greece means could drafted military service luke said cattle boat trips unbelievable opportunity small town boy also said helping people best partand said side benifit seeing europe chinahe saw lots places like italy china europe also cross alintic ocean get china says paragraph 6 toke month get chinaalso luke loved taking care animals toke time crossinghe also helped aunt whenever could get time could prepared hardwork fot dangers sea even though working alot still fun boat fencing boxing reading whittling games let pass time also played baseball volleyball say couldnt work couple days cracked ribs well told lucky aliveluke even said lucky opportunity also said made aware people countrie thier needs never gave kept going even though sometimes hurts

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dear mrmrs florida state senator writing electoral college would like share opions know electoral college chooses president 538 electors winning president must least 270 electoral votes claim presidency states get number electoral voters depending size state depends many voters state gets bigger states get electoral voters smaller states example rhode island get less way electoral college set seems menwomen running presidency would try get minds bigger states electoral voters choose reach 270 mark clear done way ever since founding fathers created time change electoral college date needs replaced popular vote lets forget 2000 election al gore popular vote lost electoral college al gore quite frankly mean votes electoral college system doesnt work popular vote hand work united states america wants fair election give one popular vote simple easy understand manwoman votes wins presidancy time let electoral college go byebye 538 electoal voters need leave make room efficeint election americans done winnertakeall style let electoral college go fair elections winnertakeall elections sometimes though even electoral voters dont even vote state also vote want president electoral college effitient 1968 shift 41971 votes would deadlocked election 1976 tie could happened voters voted way case votes away disaster popular vote canidates would try get everyone every state electoral college canidates dont even visit state region know wont win means try bigger states region came said unfair voters electoral college good way voters within college cheat way candiate want win win country wants fair vote every four years tuesday first monday must popular vote hope take facts opions consideration give time think discuss think everyone wants fair election say give one thank time student high school

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people choices right wrong choices didnt count somebody else chose thatll make furious since took precious time trying make right choice somebody else chooses wanted think shouldnt electoral college since people want president chose electoral college immediate change faulty system electing president voices spoken people count everybodys opinion counts better preferable way electing president people furious voting method arent theyre wrong theyre agreeing electoral college method people cast vote want president goes electoral college instead choose gets president makes unfair people took time vote almost entire country takes time vote president take care country make even better aside whenever someone votes thinking actually going president goes slate electors elects president sounds fair us doesent nope truly unfair people opinions valuable treated fairly actually counting vote towards president slate electors choose us famous president also known best president country due efforts freeing slaves north abraham lincoln honorable person famous quote goes well electing issue today believes people people people one favorable quotes said abraham lincoln one hundred percent completley true whatever think right like people electing president people conclusion electoral college go away let people choos e simple make everyone feel good actually choose gets president electoral college fair us make everything better voters presidential elections people want express political preference rather people think single vote may decide election quote wrong many ways due fact everyone wants president prefer president future political preference persons choice valuable politcal preference either way elctoral college way choose president everyones vote counts decide gets president prefer president therefore electoral college wrong step country changed permanently let us people choose gets charge country

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making mona lisa smile nick dalto introduces new idea using computers intepret emotions facial expressions dr thomas huang envisions possibility online classrooms could use facial analysis order effectively instruct students however despite possible benefits facial analysis could provide online classrooms things like privacy practicality effectiveness obstacles must addressed privacy long one post important aspects life holds true internet well people value anonymity often go online order someone else someone different real life facial recognition requires access face something many internet users fond allowing especially internet everything effectively open counterarguments might say online classrooms could keep images faces secret secure every since invention technology hackers crackers similar people always able exploit security issues gain access databases images faces many people would rather one see faces customized ads information opposed computer know theyre happy sad facial analysis may prove quite useful revolutionary technology many users would forever remain wary privacy face might compromised praticality also remains issue wouldbeusers technology dalto writes everyones home pc handle complex algorithms used decode mona lisas smile subsequently many would unwilling buy powerful pc simply allow facial analysis software work people acknowledge education important powerful pcs often cost one thousand dollars price many unable unwilling pay convenient online education also remains issue technology would distributed would software would built computers would price tag attached questions affect practical technology imagine people empty wallet couple thousand dollars find algorithm comes preinstalled certain computers incredibly buggy doesnt work properly people might argue users educate system works even considering buying product often products like information woefully incomplete exaggerated technology become accessible average everyday user fail successfully implemented online classrooms lastly remains question truly effective would softwares relating human qualities often rather inconsistent require extensive testing emotions also tricky thing people sometimes try hide fake dalto states expert faces dont lie educational setting often doesnt matter students often relatively reluctant learn possibly putting face perpetual cycle anger disgust sadness even fear school education carries regardless emotional state teachers care emotional wellbeing students still must teach like general emotions often ignored face studying education students study need questions asked raises question truly useful would facial analysis online classroom isnt much computers adjust human emotions computers also lack soul therefore lack emotions empathy sympathy without could possibly understand student needs humans dalto states indeed perform impressive calculation every day however humans also react much appropriately also guarantee technology would read emotions correctly unlike fingerprint scanners facial recognition second chance emotions either computer interprets incorrectly correctly fact remains facial recognition online unemotional avatar simply would provide many advantages regular online classroom nick daltos making mona lisa smile provides detailed analysis new potentially revolutionary technology could prove incredibly useful future projects facial analysis potential totally revamp online experience however online classroom isnt one places due privacy praticality effectiveness issues facial analysis seems ratherless worthless technology implement online classroom

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come part seagoing cowboys opportunity lifetime adventures seas see beautiful places never definately keep busy unbelievable opportunity get help people also get benefit seeing great sites like china europe places like vince italy doesnt like taking care animals would keep busy always freetime rest fun well freetime could sports like baseball volleyball table tennis could also fencing boxing reading pass time seagoing cowboy could adventure open eyes countries need helping world seagoing cowboy like many people world could visit many places never fun partners ship could great experience visiting places never part seagoing cowboys might change life

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dont agree agruement driverless cars one reason dont agree article states 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 requires reason isnt reason would vote driverless car driver falls asleep driving car would try interact driver also dont know situation self driving cars ruins car community building customizing also driving fast cars show top acceleration car enthusits group want able show car others show interest cars self driving cars going take car community article states wouldnt drivers get bored waiting turn drive agree statement time period people dont need take car human mind bored try find things intertain believe humans able drive time thing smart car show displays driver surroundings presented going numerous amount problems car presented example text states technology fails someone injured faultthe driver manufacturer problem shows manufacturer failed alert driver problem going car driver fault incontrol car car explained going alert driver need human skill help inconclusion article self driving cars dangerous task hand refer back ninth paragraph shows driving laws want keep drivers passengers pedestrians safe probable chance technology failing

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three reasons join seagoing cowboy program first reason go places second reason could fun third reason open world first reason join seagoing cowboys go places went greece europe china might like got help people countries wouldnt like help people second reason join seagoing cowboys fun might good program like traveling helping people get help animals could pass time fun playing games like baseball volleyball tabletennis fencing reading third reason join seagoing cowboys open world open world helping people thankful youve got could see wonderful things like castle city streets water italy panama canal venice try seagoing cowboys might something would like like animals people would want join like adventuring would want join

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facial action coding system new improved software system find people emotions feelings facial expressions reason using tehnology read students emotional expressions valuable better way getting close personal people improved way helping people problems looking picture word make ourselfs feel emotion three exaples ways system valuable one reason system valuable better way getting know people story author explains mona lisa different emotions famous picture made leonardo de vinci shes 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent dearful 2 percent angry thinking way possible find ask leonardo well new software system developed improves acuracy perceiving emotions others quote explains one scan computer find feeling software system better way getting know eachother also better way helping people problems also reason system valuable proved system help us help people problems instance probably tell friend feeoing simply look face quote explains facial expressions help people tell happy sad mad etc mainly basics system tell really feeling specific raising eyebrows itll tell curious squinting eyes smiling system tell happy computer pretty impressive tell problems explains looking different emotions make feel one last reason system valuable us looking picture word make ourselfs feel emotion empthy feeling someone elses emotional state may happen unconsciously imitate another persons facial expressions quote explains looking person screem picture etc feel exact emotion normal easy days technolgy changed many ways passed years theere internet coming touch screen many websites video calling apps etc way fact express know eachothers emotions one scan computer better way getting close personal people improved way helping people problems looking picture word make ourselfs feel emotion reason using technology valuable

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get rid electoral college electoral college vote arent actually voting want take president united states voting electors help elect president electoral college system voters vote president slate electors turn elect president therefore many us could dissapointed outcome elected example wanted elect john kerry would vote 34 democratic electors pledged john kerry believe stick popular vote president fair would vote ever political leader got votes one takes office pick electors first place depending state sometimes state conventions state partys central committee sometimes even presedential candiates also voters cant control electors vote get confused electors vote wrong candidate single best argument electoral college called disaster factor electoral college unfair voters winnertakeall system state official electoral college unfair outdated irrational people may argue keep 1 certainty outcome 2 everyones president 3 swing states 4 big states 5 avoid runoff elections argued electoral college method selecting president may turn potential voters candidate hope carrying state democrats texas example republicans california knowing vote effect less incentive pay attention campaign would president picked poular vote party selects slate electors trusted vote partys nomineehowever entirely possible winner electoral vote win national popular vote electoral college widley known anachronism nondemocratic method selecting president ought overruled delcaring candidate recieves popular votes winner electoral college method democratic modern senseit electors elect president people vote presidential candidate actually voting slate electors perhaps tie electoral vote election would thrown house representives state delegations vote president thats case definetley think overthrow electoral college election hands means control elected unfair process needs taken care election swing voters away catastrophe consider state legislators technically responsible picking electors thos electors could always defy people back 1960 segregationists louisiana legislature nearly succeeded replacing democratic electors new electors would oppose john f kennedy popular vote kennedy would actually gone kennedy vein faithless electors occasionally refused vote partys candidate cast deciding vote whomever please 60 voters would prefer direct election kind year voters expect another close election popular vote winner could lose presidency yet electoral college still defenders candidate running president state group electors electors generally chosen candidates political party state laws vary electors selected responsibilities made point would like add opinion isnt one matters positive plenty people around agree decision believe overthrow electoral college unfair way voting presidential representive way controlling

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author supports idea describing venus well way text author tell us venus tell us venus could also says venus could like earth venus dangerous planet high temperatures hosttest planet planet important time planet sister means venus earth look alike venus dangerous differences one reason venus dangerous hottest planet firts paragraph author says bright venus says bright closets sun also nickname text says venus sometimes called evening star one brightest points night sky shows us telling bright venus author also says venus actually planet text says solar system venus second planet sun show us venus planet also descibe venus another reason author describes venus venus looks like earth second paragraph author says venus often referred earths twin venus closest planet earth terms density size occasionlly closest distance show us author comparing venus earth also describe venus well way venus danger closest planets sun means hot burned damage person bad way person could die hot venus text author says since spacecraft survived landing hours maybe issue explains single spacecraft touched venus three decades show us venus hard planet study hot planet conclusion venus almost 97 percent carbon dioxide clouds corrosive acid atmosphere text says trick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus even challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere show danger venus planet venus high temperatures text says planets surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greather experience planets show us human wouldnt able survive venus high temperatures 90 times greather temperature experience planet imagine human would literally kill person venus hottest surface planet even tho closest one sun mercury venusn also sister planet

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article authors main idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers opinion author moderately supports idea article author says venus earthlike planet form solar system author refers traveling venus challenge also says humans coming ideas surpass radical conditions venus begin paragraph 4 author says venus earthlike planet alike characterisitcs earth author says venus features analogous earth includes familiar features valleyr mountains catrers author gives similarities earth venus one reasons study venus addition paragrah 3 author describes venus like inhospitable place humans venus surface temperatures average 800 degrees also atmospheric pressure 90 time greater earths pressure author says conditions venus far radical anything humas encounter earth descriptions dangers pursuit venus finally author says humans ideas protect conditions venus paragraph 7 says nasa testing devices made silicon chamber simulate chaos venuss surface devices lasted three weeks conditions also working look back mechanical computers compare computers modern computers say mechanincal computers resistant modern computers summary author says human working devices face conditions venus conclusion author supported idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers several points article

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support facial coding system would help alot different things going school like example could tell kind mood student teacher could know approch wihtout student going would even help knowing student gets lesson teacher teaching thier facial expressions like said helps alot differnt things author says hold acually calculate emotions yes smart computer like person say like person say see friend heshe frown herhis face auctmactly know theres something wrong heshes frowning thats also computer bacislly like author said whoever thought making faces could reveal much science emotions faces dont lie feelings cant hide say invention would great also children get abused home come school theyre getting bullied support facial action coding

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article im development driverless cars like said article technology fails someone injured fault driver manufracturer quote article shows could accident something goes wrong cars lot pros driverless cars also cons cons cars get thinking really want worth money cons cars cars completely driveless need remain alert ready take wheel given time thinking buying driverless car need think back pros cons listed one con theres like article states big safety concerns true wouldnt downfall driverless cars still wanting car technology car fails gets accident would blamed accident would pay car get fixed also people involved cons theres also pros could focusing features cars unbelieveable thats people want car features new prius rotating sensor roof video camera rearview mirror drivng percautions much safety cars people want buy thats starting work safety hazards car done 2020 hazards worked 2020 would change mind views driverless cars reason would change mind car safe would nothing would risk losing life would think buying cars actually would want spend money car risk taking life got troubling accident wait problems fixed disregards car driving thats think want spend money car poblems argument aspect driverless cars vote everything fixed okay drive tenth paragraph article states tesla projected 2016 release car capable driving autopilot ninety percent time looking car drive time get cars

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opportunity go venus explore would amazing humans scientists earth would give us ability learn planets around us planet humans able live gives us insight different planets learn climate rock sediment made humans could possible ever lived author supports idea studying venus worthy persuit despite dangers presents author supports claim educational details benefit humans scientists future human able go venus able examine even distant educational help us succeed many projects help us succeed providing details planet like although pictures images nothing better human able go see report back exactly heshe saw paragraph 8 sentence 1 says insight gained planet iself also human cuiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors able conquer one task humans likely able conquer many things author also tells us able human go venus able learn paragraph 4 talks scientists interested going venus learning learn like earth changed many similiar features earth venus support idea venus like earth said paragraph 4 sentence 3 long ago venus probably covered largely oceans coould supported various forms life although says probably facts research scientists done likely forms life existed venus paragraph 3 sentence 6 lists similiar features venus also displayed earth volcanoes earthquakes lightning strikes possible form life survive venus currently climate planet like planet different earth many different ways temperature atmostpherical pressure carbon dioxide etc paragraph 3 author described characteristics planet even though many dangers could happened sending human venus could beneficial society science venus 800 degrees fahrenheit pressure 90 times greater earth atmospherical pressure would able crush submarine even one could go deepest parts ocean paragrpah 3 sentences 34 scientists working way get humans able go venus although would beneficial able land planet climate allow option also sulfuric acid atmosphere would corrode anything tried get planet scientists thought many different things try get human venus tried yet idea humans blimplike object floating planet 30 miles although wouldnt able get rock sediment samples would safer would trying land planet conculsion would like say author good job supporting idea venus worthy persuit despite possible dangers provided enough information make relateable earth also explained would beneficial humans scientists explained would good opportunity explore neighboring planet learn planets also rest creation earth possible planet live comfortable

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seagoing cowboy seagoing cowboys seagoing cowboys people take care animals shipped seas world war ii europe many countries left ruins help countries recover food supplies animalsand 44 nations joined together form unnra unnra hired seagoing cowboys take care horses young cows mules shipped overseas one think good things helping animals nice thing indeed seagoing cowboy wonderful caring awesome person benefits seagoing cowboy oh plenty one benefit seagoing cowboy get sight see seagoing cowboys travel lot places another benefit seagoing cowboyis helping animals helping animals might sound funbut makes feel good definitely seagoing cowboy think reasons gave seagoing cowboy something definitly want

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temperature venus 800 degress atmosphere 900 times greater earth temperature venus dangerous people visit cause death bad symptoms body dangerous things venus cause venus alike planet venus used coverd oceans venus one best planets mercury close sun hottest planet venus close sun still high temperature planets beautiful visit also beautiful look venus still feautures kinda look like earths feautures looks like rocky mountains greyish still looks pretty look planning visit venus step planet feel best way avoid dangerous situations looking planet air pressure similar earth paragraph 3 says conditions far extreme anything humans encounter earth environment would crush even submarine accustomed diving deepest parts oceans would liquefy many metals paragraph 5 says thirtyplus miles surface temperatures would still toasty around 170 degress fahrenheit air pressure would close sea level earth conclusion still lot say venus nasa still working would many things say

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idea driverless cars long fantisiesed think bad idea driverless cars computers reliable cant think like person even technology dubbed lidar uses laser beams constantly update 3d model help car mimic human opinion try mimic human use human job driveing cars really self driveing assisting driver driver gets spot work zones accedents warn driver take cars self driveing requier driver keep hands wheel pay attintion road many alert system gm drivers seat vibrate driver needed also way car gets drivers attintion flashing lights heads displays alot debate laws driverless car would laws work states dont alow testing driverless cars cars safe cars use technolagy fail nomatter one say self driveing cars pull side road case brake move pot whole tell differnce human random object many questions asked doubt many ansewrd fact cars really safe think cars left alone let people drive selfes around many people say aint broke fix would change something actual people driveing cars ran computer drive fail

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able read someones elses emotions expressions always valuable thing people hide imotions reason example alone make people fell sorry thats alot people hide emotions face expressions emphaty feeling someone elses emotional state may happen unconsiously imitate another persons facial expression whoever thought making faces could reveal much science emotions quotepiece passage shows us much one new computer programs tell us emotions expressions quote tells us much science advance world much need type science evebody talks science make world better useing amd science descovering new science step emotion expression regonition us huge althought alpot people favor alot ways use new technology foe example police use solving interogation cases detecting wether laying telling truth face expression technology also use profesional guides consulors patients way khow feeling help better conclusion shows new technology able telling emotions expressions valuable people also use help people problems science technology used

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claim using technology great thing use technology everyday life could help kids making interested learn technology could tell old paintings people inthe old times tell wat feeling think great technology improvement world facs could help kids getting borad school work could change get involed technology could make kid better school lear material different way kid gets borad work computer wrking changes way lears better way fun way learn material technology could tell pecent emotions old painting like mona lisa feeling like 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent fearful 2 percent angry could figure paint people feeling could tell us lot person learning technology could change life world could help us percent people happysad disgrusted fearfuland angry could tell us whywe war leader thing satrted war technology could figure problems past technology could change way video games work video surgery reason think weshould technology people could learn diferent way thing kids wouldnt get tired school technology help lot world teaches use later life could learn past people felt figure happen past dont see people think technology id bad help everything life teaches use rescoues would agrre claim technology

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years cars one useful means transportation according article sergey brin google cofounder envisions future publictransportation system fleets driverless cars form publictransportation taxi system article also points issues driverless cars states except four illegal test computer driven cars safety passenger could risk ever glitch system harmful effects environment states made illegal test computer driven cars traffic laws traffic laws written assumption safe care human driver control times clealy stated article dangers behind driverless cars way important actually purpose article address causes environment driverless make electric powered gasoline research needs concluded google companies decide open public computer glitches screen frozen access applications happen computer operating driverless car gives brakes everything could stop could cause car accidents sometimes harmless times leave someone living life paralyzed system never one hundred percent safe even 90 percent safe stil ten percent people could left injury possibly death money lost would benefit nation economy materials used build driverless cars could bad ecosystem global warming increased years natural resources coal oil oil produced would hurt help nation driverless cars developed safety environment ever tool help america prosper harm help ever completely built research done everyone rode safe possible

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driverless cars quickly becoming reality causing great amount conterversy process many pros cons mostly cons cars really nothing offer human race becides many crashes injuries sometimes even death normal cars gotten bad reputation cars bad people drive problem cars today cars people focus teaching people drive better safely letting computer hurl people seventy miles hour highway first problem driverless cars unreliable computers today simply equiped handle excessive amount information needed drive cars human intellegence reactions needed handle stress driving article states driver needs ready take case sticky situation goes show driverless cars trusted always make right decision also means cars technically driverless means car substancally expensive yet one task extra money spent doesnt even make sense article also mentioned driverless taxis would mean millions taxi drivers without jobs new york city central hub taxi activity meaning lot people need jobs driverless taxis would mean millions people left without jobs thus driving unemployment homeless rates roof driving really problem leaving millions people without job better however many technologies developed helpful make everyone safer cars break automatically prevent wreaks espically driver becomes distracted impaired sensors antilock brakes greatly benificent however car companies taking far make cars drive many problems technology advanced enough yet viable safe option half money spent technology spent teaching people drive safer would need technology problem road saftey today cars fact people driving uneducated uncurtious others road cars arent problem people driverless cars answer cars problems unreliable expensive would leave many people without job focus cars people driving

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automobiles one dramatic resourceful products industrial revolution help people commute one place another allow travel time decrease help citizens carry heavy objects point point b think negative effect could enviornment forests cut build highways accidents caused driver fails pay proper attention greehouse gases overridden atmosphere choking smog many americans rely cars thought positive limiting car usage fellow citizens subsantial amount advantages simply limit car usage help create better enviornment us community come one advantage limited car usage better quality life person person responsibility car must make sure parts working properly know operate car safely know exactly routes take safest car themself know exactly fix car case something malfunctions list continues causes person become overwhelmed stressed due needs car elisabeth rosenthal states end car culture people stopped car commuting result recession find little reason resume habit rosenthal paragraph 8 basically people limited use cars relaxed found good reason return habit using car furthurmore people limiting car usage use local stores shops walking biking distance rosenthal also states german suburb life goes without cars stores placed walk away main street rather malls rosenthal paragraph 6 words buisnesses florish due locations promote citizens limit car usage due distance travel also allows people acknowledge cities allow become cleaner beautiful similar first another advantage betterment city according paris bans driving due smog robert duffer beijing china known one polluted cities world duffer paragraph 5 due beijings huge population tourist regular increased use cars daily basis words smog due passenger cars one leading causes pollution society cars literally choking us future generation point wont able breathe limited car usage allows reduction greenhouse emmisions smog allowing oxygen circulate breathe life us children result reduced greenhouse emmisions cities become cleaner beautiful stated andrew selsky carfree day spinning big hit bogota parks sports senters also bloomed throughout city uneven pitted sidewalks replaced broad smooth sidewalks new resturants upscale shopping districts croopped selsky paragraph 15 basically limited use cars allowed city florish reconstruct something beautiful strong community enjoy limited use cars allowed betterment community cities across globe many people taking advantage new era coming play health people improved pollution makes atmosphere decreased slow steady stream imagine much better enviornment would use cars limited less one perent population future bright need strive without headlights

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think ge rid people vote preident dont get want gon na get mad revolt aginsit government heres think shoul get rid electoral collage electoral government voters dont vote president state electors thinks thats wrong turn elect president called disaster factor 2000 al gore popular vote lost presidency 60of voters would prefer direct election dont want one vote president youd vote slate democratic electors pledged president want vote elcotors anyone holding public office depends state live elector sometimes people get confused vote wrong cantidate electoral collage democratic methode selecting want president dont get say dicide think best sutible running united states get peple diciding runs country manyu people think keep electoral collage think shouldent fair small states becuse less voice big states dont get much say want president ther good reasons keep people want good reasons keep becuse avoid run election electoral collage requirws candidate trans regional appeal dispute popular vote compared 513 precentas steated source 3 number 2 electoral collage overall unfair voters becuse winner takes system state candidates dont spend time states cant win go stright swing states sair smaller states thats smaller states feel left cuse candidates want go big states try win insted allthe smaller states electoral college unfair outdated irrational think get rid electoral college fair voter wants vote think taht vote isent gon na matter dont vote think get rid electoral college unjust want

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limiting usage cars personal professional support across globe yet yet embraced everywhere statistical proof show may help real life examples effects reducing getting rid altogether cars ones daily life recent studies suggest americans buying fewer cars driving less getting fewer licenses year goes source 4 really enough right reason plenty reasons stop limit amount cars driven roads every kind person hippie businessman mom college student many things world people agree nice change see regards removal many cars would agree one might ask well plenty reasons starters stress secret morning traffic jams 5oclock traffic often enough send driver fit unadulterated rage better way prevent simply drive mother media trainer heidrum walter attested moving mostly carless community claiming car always tense shes much happier way source 1 enough businessman carlos arturo plaza participated day without cars bogota colombia day able say good oppurtunity take away stress source 3 one day enough destress man speak wonders one wonder event left streets bogota eerily devoid traffic jams source 3 goes show stressful everyday traffic jams common occurance one enjoys continue suffer additionally environment suffers greatly many car emissions let roads passenger cars responsible 12 percent greenhouse gas emissions europe 50 percent carintensive areas united states source 1 alone enough horrify anyone copious amounts car usage enough transportation second largest source americas emissions source 4 clear cars harm earth humans live happen one need continue knowing without changing something even carpooling could significantly reduce emissions would less cars possible flexible commuting arrangements including evolution shared van services getting work source 4 course adding last two reasons together makes another important factor everyones general health stress high concentrations smog toll ones body reduction cars helps reduce terrible downsides easy transportation option must described emissions choking cities source 1 bit concerned air pollution affect preexisting respitory issues stress deciding factor effient well person function stress road lead unsafe driving worse performance work school taskoriented location many go aid car also worth noting cities embraced car lifestyle vauban bogota generally improved community given back anything newly carless citizens may missing saving time money vauban stores placed walk away main street rather malls along distant highway source 1 much costefficient also convienent saving time money like bogota parks sports centers bloomed throughout city uneven pitted sidewalks replaced broad smooth sidewalks rushhour restrictions dramatically cut traffic new restaurants upscale shopping districts cropped source 3 help individual citizens business owners helps overall economy city well individual car use isnt bad millions individuals using cars however bad note emphasis even making concious effort car pool bike work school use public transportation use sort alternative transportation could enough clear air emissions keep oneself others happier less stressed save time money improve city one little decision matter going ahead stopping anyone going making change change want see limit car usage

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driverless cars could help us drive safely comfotably thought meanwhile also think driverless cars could affect us real life first allow driverless cars real life make new laws new things paraghraph says driving laws focus keeping drivers passengers pedestrians safe lawmakers know safety best achieved alert drivers also driverless car killed person going punish driverless cars even wasnt kill person driverless car didnt navagated well driverless car law watching stop sign car get penalty would get penalty since car driverless car many people still think laws prefer driverless car comfotableness lastly driverless car wont able navigate car well even though driverless cars actually based computer human drives car knows way well highway street road road traffic human driver car passed way find diffrent way go destination driverless car drives toward way people whos taking car stuck traffic wait traffic concusion people find easy way live world easily successfully think safe normal life human prefer many driverless cars future

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hi im luke bomberger im seagoing cowboy life changed joined seagoing cowboys program join program may ask get help people around world seagoing coyboys take care horses young cows mules shipped seas help countries recover food supplies animals 44 nations joined together form unrra united nations relief rehabilitation administration exaple friend reist went europe help 1945 world war ii europe many countries left ruins get sight see time get take lifetime trips around world also fun abord ship especially return trips animals unloaded cowboys played baseball volleyball games also tabletennis tournaments fencing boxing reading whittling games help pass time seagoing cowboy opens world see seagoing cowboy much adventure even though requires alot work comes lots fun help lot people thats really matters

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driverless cars future human existense underestanding positive sides could better improve position driverless car case bring idea assisting developing safety human civilazation intelligence incredible bringing thought driverless car could increasingly change improve future thought driverless cars improve future imagine someone texting drinking driving driverless car could assist better chance saving humans lives stated article driverless car steer accelerate brake even drivers little involved better way control completely although thought driverless cars importance consider develeopment system driverless car developing cant consider cons without actually car fully visual confirmed law stated article manufactures planning releasing cars 2020 vocabulary word safety comes mind mentioned driverless cars mentioned article driving laws focus keeping drivers passengers pedestrians safe believe safety driverless cars safer modern cars head displays vibration alert flashing lights much safety system improve better life future generations human civilazation intelligence incredible bringing thought driverless car could increasingly change improve future mind intellegience improve assistence development safety driverless cars consider cisualize improvements given us intellegience many

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authors claim supports idea studying venus worthy pursuit despites danger becase conditions careful first reason many people survive hours second reason conditions far extreme anything humans encounter earth third reason technology tends delicate comes extreme physical conditions previos mission un manned good reasons since spacecraft survived landing hours flying trying land carefully ground spaceship might end exploting maybe issue explains single spaceship touched venus three decades tell didnt land safely venus environment would crush even submarine accustomed diving deepest parts oceans would liquefy many metals go way deep ocean would liquefy many metals weather presents additional impediments like erupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes frequent lighting strikes probes seeking land surface couse many different weathers modern computers enormously powerful flexible quick tend delicate comes extreme physical conditions physical condition something happen comparison systems use mechanical parts made resistant pressure heat forces something mechanical part around melt body burn yor skin conclusion conditions said happen couse die spaceship try land carefully nothing bad happens

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story nice yound man named luke boberger crossing atlantice ocean 16 times row luke boberger type idea life changed every since graduation luke worked two part time jobs grocery store bank lukes friend reist invited hin europe cattle boat luke couldnt resist say went friend new good thing lifeafter went new orlands luke says day pacific war ended luke family lefted new orlands turned 18 arrving greece luke says draft board learned cattleboat trip told keep service time discharged 1947 luke made nine trips seagoing cowboy lukes says speech says cattleboat trips unbelievable opportunity smalltown boy besides helping people side benefit seeing europe chine afterwards heres speech says talking gondola ride venice italy city streets water luke says took two weeks cross atlantic ocean eastern coast united states month get china couclusion luke travled alot took hime many days months day weeks get needed luke became seagoign cowboy luke says made aware people countries needs end counclusion luke happy seagoing cowboy says made aware people countries needs

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hey im luke im tell seagoing cowboys program seagoing cowboy unique experience plus side also lot spare time got see europe china friend got help lot people time also time play around boats unload animals loved play volleyball baseball also played tabletennis tournaments fencing boxing reading whittling program helped open eyes made aware people countries needs might little hard first rough youll get hang think good youll feel knowing youve helped people signing seagoing cowboys great opportunity like spare time help people lot fun seagoing cowboys job participate today

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traveling outside planet call earth seems bizarre unless nasa sends couple astronauts moon traveling planet something person would used hearing everyday imagine going planet surrounded carbon dioxide atmosphere corrosive sulfuric acid atmosphere combined gets little 100 degrees many places aorund world summer planet gets 800 degreees fahrenheit year round obviously seems impossible live without dying immediately isnt spacecrafts go missions many spacecrafts make hours sent planet making nearly impossible surprisingly enough planet known venus venus closest planet earth terms density size distance makes sense many scientists employees nasa interested studying venus venus known earths sister planet earth similar venus venus extremely different ways hard human imagine upon time venus earthlike ever covered large oceans suitable way forms life live today venus similarities surface rocky sediment valleys mountains craters similar earth scientists decided take diving deeper world venus venus incredible amount dnager nasa options making mission safe also scientifically productive one several options would send humans study venus floating fray option humans would able survive still go 170 degree temperatures obvious disadvantage floating fray would distance barrier hard collect samples rock gas photos far distance rendering standard forms photograph videography become ineffective floating distance provides limited insight right difficult path take would figuring way reach ground level venus impossible researchers working innovations would let machines last long enough contribute meaningfully get knowledge venus simplified electronics made silicon carbid also tested extreme dangers venus second similar machine would similar mechanical computers used base 1940s world war ii type devices make calculations using gears levers without need electronics todays modern technology would fragile able sustain type conditions venus although way easier faster use modern day technology specific challenge danger limit human brain one easier said done situations humans become curious want know venus dangers come way figure things figuring way see using curiousity researchers work nasa might able create new innovations ways see dangers within scary planet venus

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author suggest studying venus great idea venus earths twin venus closest planet earth terms density size venus closest distance author says dangerous heat thirtyplus miles surface temperatures would still toasty around 170 degrees fahrenheit theres device machine take heat without melting exploding modern computers enormously powerful flexible quick tend delicate comes extreme physical conditions even though heat dangerous venus still study easy conditions survivable humans people make machine device resist heat many researchers working innovations would allow machines last long enough constribe meaningfully knowledge venus author showed us good bad side studying venus importantly researchers take samples rock gas anything else distance venus could explored machine uses mechanical parts comparison systems use mechanical parts made resistant pressure heat forces conclusion author made great points prove even though dangerous still study venus even far distance still study

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limiting car usage comes benefits everything benefits environent everyone else world use car less use need amount pollutants air vehicle transportation would drop drastically vehicles second leading cause pollution world behind factories cars responsible fifty percent gas emissions heavy traffic areas united states according elisabeth rosenthals essay german suburb life goes without cars simple concept cars produce gas emission using car less help protect environment pollutants environment thing benefitted limited car usage become healthier choose totally lose vehicle heidrun walter stated car always tense im much happier way limiting car usage also limit stress person besides stress free choose walk need go exercise realize basically want lower stress tense healthier limit car usage walk ride bicycle vehicle accidents major cause death world decide use car much walk bike one less driver road trend limiting car usage walking biking spreads threats roadways lower drastically turn using car less help keep everyone safe help lower amount vehicle accidents save lives people side walks less people behind wheel everyone benefitted stress gas emission everything solved limiting car usage

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article challenge exploring venus author terriable job supporting idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers represents author doesnt really inclued good would come expedition venus author talks venus seems alot common earth venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth author guessing venus mightve planet doesnt know venus didnt taking information planet surface rocky sediment includes familiar features valleys mountains craters author took knows see tried guess water life forms guessing despite author thinks venus venus dangers real many reasons people never gone venus spacecraft survieved landing hours author multiple reasons dangerous go expeditions venus author provides reader dangerous examples good bring earth studying venus worthy pursuit therefore author terriable job supporting venus pursuit idea

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limiting usage cars solve many things world lessening producton greenhouse gases states article greenhouse gases reach yo 50 areas u 12 europe numbers absolutely insane meanwhile places like bogota columbia taking place things car free day article also states violators fined 25 found driving car day great way promote healthier world lessen ammounts smog pollution environment good oppertunity take away stress lower air pollution said buisnessman carlos arturo number greenhouse gases continue rise population due number teens adults getting licences cars doesnt end soon levels greenhouse gas woll extremely high

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story challenge exploring venus one brightest point light night sky also second planet sun earth people see venus safe distance earth planet closer called venus earth veus often referred twins venus blanets thick atmosphere 97 percent carbon dioxide challengeinng atmosphere highly corrosive sulfuric acid venus average temperatures 800 degrees fahrenheit pressure 90 times greater atospheric venus hottest surface temperature planet even thought mercury closer sun venusian additional impediments weather like erupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes frequent lighting strikes probes seeking land surface venus inhospitable scientists discussing visit surface astronomers thinks venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth venus surface rocky sediment familiar features suck valleys mountains craters venus surface thirtyplus miles temperature would toasty around 170 degress fahrenheit air pressure would close match sea level solor power would plentiful radiation would exceed level importantly researchers take samples rock gas anything else form distance therefore scientists seeking start conduct mission understand venus system comparison used machanical part made likey resistant pressure heat forces

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driveless cars good development could fundamentally change world driveless cars would stop driver getting tired driving around car drives also positive turn driver take break admire sorroundings including driveless car lets driver take control whenever driver wants another good thing car lets driver know whats ahead road aware whats going driveless car lets driver know take flashing lights windshield drivers seat vibrating sensors make sure driver keeps hold wheel like googles cars tell also driveless cars someway safer drivers tend fall asleep let minds wonder driveless car making safer around even people carthe driveless car good benifit safe advantage drivers also good hate traveling cars making new exciting experience

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article driverless cars coming speaks subject upcoming age driverless cars nowadays cars built sensors tell apply brakes even screens show whats behind reverse assists someones blind spot automobile industry superb job intertconnecting cars todays technology want take next level many may wary idea chaufferred around car welcome last ten twenty years humanity made major technological advances doesnt seem like going end either selfdriven cars could major help someone handicapped needs assistance driving future making things accessible possible everyone individuals skeptical trusting car automate lie likely adjustment period due something new unusual occuring soon everyone put ease cars would built tested safety still work progress wondering future taxi services solution simple driver may still needed issue traffic arises large cities thats taxi driver come play assist needed drop customer find new one conclusion technology advances timeand usually better driverless cars still work progress big help need best look possibilities rather negative outcomes

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driverless cars could nice use transportation personally would purchase driverless car many reason would purchase driverless car driving fun time consuming opionon driverless idea made lazy person actuallity even though car might drive still alert watch road safety drivers thing called blindspot think car going driver mean going blindspot also driver might see things car might also driving dont drive yourselfyou drive person fornt back side example say driverless car highway young reckless driver comes along 95 mph 75mph highway busy doze beacuse car drives thinking going alright driver comes along decides cut lanes even though enough space car right behind frotn next lane young driver cuts lanes driverless car first response could brake car brakes car directly behind see young driver cautious driverless car brakes alert enough brake immediatly slams back driverless car whole time almost sleep near alert accident put safety hands driverless car scenario driverless car could avoid accident say driver driverless car alert watching road even though car drives driver sees young driver 95 mph sees wants get lane driverless car enough space switch lanes driver takes starts drive car manually first thing come driverless car drivers mind gently brake let cars know slow way accident avoided drivers driverless car idea still good cars made driver idea driverless car obserde like passage asks would responsible driving laws broken could cause alot confusion kaos driverless car thing left alone

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people believe electoral college abolished people believe electoral college helped us throughout years believe electoral college abolished reason believe electoral college abolished dont believe benefiting elections lot people believe either source two bradford plumer said richard nixon jimmy carter chamber commerce trying abolish electoral voting think electoral college makes president elections close tie could catastrophe however source three made pretty good points electoral college saying electoral college would winnertakeall system would terrible problem canidates voters would ruin whole election therefore sources two three makes pretty valuable good points still think source two makes sense source three richard posner wrote electors elect president voters voting president canidate actually voting slate electors dont agree electors decide voted whats point voting canidate even choosing america democracy someone choose president showing live democratic nation need choose learn mistakes wont make shows house represenatives government dont trust us cant make good decisions source one doesnt say anything point interesting facts electoral college office federal register wrote electoral college process place founding fathers established constitution compromise election president vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizens saying might huge say election pretty big say dont say ever slate electors conclusion agree source two say great points made facts led belive electoral college work read sources tell think im right wrong

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venus mars closest planet earth venus second planet sun venuss challenging planet humans study venus challenging planet clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere challenging plane surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheith venus dangers planet coditions extreme anything humans encounter earth make venus dangers venus hottest surface temperatures planet solar system people wants would live lot time astronomers fascinated venus venus like sister earth surface rocky like earth valleys mountains crater like earth venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth nasa studying venus simplified electronics making electronics silicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venuss surface making project looking back old technology like mechanical like computers techology like important role 1940s world war nasa said phones table acid heat caple melting extreme delicate cames physical conditiones comparison systems use mechanical parts made resistan topressure heat forces

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face mars alien back time spaceships spaceships back past would already discover probably alien buried ground may years face actually popping unburied see human alot research still alot research try see body goes head could decovery new world end article said thats lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars also look information mars volcanoe one knows know found likey alien going mars long time weird know recover face happen alien human rock turned face

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would change history people think things made past presidents changed electoral college people say changed election popular vote president united states shouldnt change history keep electoral college electoral college consists 538 electors majority 270 electoral votes requested elect president states entitled allotment electors equals number members congressional delegation think go changing thing look many people would lose thier job therefore voting popular vote instead electoral college literally anybody could become president isnt anybody looking knows presidential electionyour governer prepares certificate ascertainment listing candidates ran president state along names respected electors certificate shows winning presidential candidate state shows represent state meeting electors december election year without electoral college make decision president governer cant make certificate ascertainment people respected electors wont get noticed running people think change electoral college election popular vote think electoral college system voters vote president slate electors turn elect president instance lived texas wanted vote whoever youd vote slate 34 democratic electors pledged person basic level electoral college unfair winnertakesall system state candidates dont spend time states know chance winning focusing tight races swing states electoral college widely regarded anachronisma nondemocratic method selecting president ought beoveruled declaring candidate receives popular votes winner party selects slate electors trusted vote parts nominee however entirely possible winner electoral vote win national popular vote five reasons retaining electoral college despite lack democratic pedigree practical reasons liberal conservaative reasons 1 certainty outcome 2 everyones president 3 swing states 4 big states 5avoid runoff election

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dearfellow scientist nasa heard belive face mars created aliens false may wonder false false new imaging systemmar global surveyor mgswe ablity see surface mars greater detail due new images found compare cydonia earth physical features well previous images little timewe found feature surface mars almost butte mesa earth land forms found western region america dr garvin even statedit remind middle butte snake river plain idahoand also saidthats lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars common mistake possibly conspiracy theorists well hollywood making films book even magazines image suprise even us made mistaken alien made object wonder seen new images cydonia may reason thought created aliensbut image shows dried river small valley placed hill soit would best go look remind meeting noon image cydonia dont late fromyour coworker

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vote yes keep electoral college easy dont count facts four guys even like richard nixonjimmy carterand bob dole know 60 voters would prefer voteing direct election need people vote voters better lookwe dont need beat aound tree make people feel better vote another way want u like vote go right know vote count con dont know want think really matter cheat somebody state legislatures picking electors since 1960 kennedy days running got cheated voteso lost done fixed things going well five reasons keep method voting like that1 fact certainty outcome mean show popular votes 2012 obama received 617 vote romney popualr vote 5132 heshe everybody president heshe cant play sides like cant south havt fair fot them3 swing states sayig winnertakeall whoever win take awarding everything else4 big states big states elsctoral collegethe balance popualr votes compare small states u bout say even last 5 stop avoid runoffs nixon clinton running tied 43 understand im coming keep easy let electoral college stay around left keep around know thats feel bout even know want never mean nothing

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dont agree idea driverless cars becuase first thought hear driverless cars woldnt safe thats concern safty car car doesnt require drive something wires sensors could malfunctionthe car could sense something break quickly could cause accisents cause person vhecial get hurt article say car would need whole lot sensors left rear wheel rotating sensor roof etc ask sounds like would riding street space ship says tested car embedded track electrial cables thats safe also says would massive amount money make roads money comtribute say cars arent truley driverless still alert driver take certian things happen whats point driverless car technacally driverless even ask article say driverless cars new thing recently bmw came traffic jam assistant meaning keep hands wheels total opposite driverless cars would choose meathod speaking bmw highend cars like mercedes benz audi nissan plannng driverless cars 2020 driverless cars safe say happening expensive highend cars everyone cant afford types cars espically adding driverless alreday expensive car rich driverless car hear driverless car think sitting car press one botton enter location go article says human driver mustremain alert ready take situation requries conclusion think driverless cars pointless arent completly driverless requrie ton wires raido signals sensous etc expensive usa slready debt wasting money pointless stuff ask driverless cars thing

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use technology called facial action coding system valuable classroom make teaching less stressful fun teacher know exactly student feeling change lesson new technology dr huang dr paul eckman developing tell friend schools feeling article said probably tell friend feeling simply look face course us would trouble actually describing facial trait conveys happy worried etc technology give way details saying mad happy sad another reason technology good school students also tell teacher feeling towards lesson student able tell teacher bored fun theyre showing example human communication nonverbal inlcuding emotional communication sometimes teacher doesnt verbally say thye feeling new technology big school might sell stores families home families need always know feeling kids get older emotions change sometimes get better worse author said frontails pars lateralis muscle eyes raises eyeborws youre surprised orbicularis oris around mouth tightens lips show anger kids home time show feeling think use facial action coding system excellent technology use school technology help school whole lot better nobody struggle figure exactly somebody feeling

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think author great job explaining venus many complications venus sister panet us long time still yet properly explore harsh conditions venus hot average 800 degrees fahrenheit makes almost impossible anything land author explains nasa planning approaching heat many people believe venus may used able support life venus known bodies water point time forms landscape like valleys mountains craters could get venus check whats going could help us future im interested knowing ever like much information author provided text

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cars important aspect young ault throughout life use cars everyday get point point b useful heavy situation lived car free world would like would react people even cities tried idea belive quite helpful enviroment people live example source 1 elisabeth rosenthal talks vauban gremany dosent use cars would fined maybe using cars maybe haveing us good would surprized many people cities use appreciate car system begin source 1 tells future idea could implyed society today paragraph 8 says new suburbs may well look vaubanlike developed countries also developing world could huge us according paragraphs source 1 says using cars less could sufficiently reduce gas emmitons amout pollution us even enviromental protection agency epa actually looked putting affect say play much larger role upcoming federal transportation bill secondly source 3 andrew selsky talking whole citybogota colombia carfree day huge step spreading idea using cars much even people violated day fined 25 day big impact city said would like frequently big colombias cities joind movement idea reducedcar rule good one plan days like eventully turn car free city additionaly source 4 talks uss ideas president obama idea one ambitious goals curb greenhouse gas emissions idea could help achive goal another point according charts studies shows people driving less year amout people get licence decresing us took notice belive eventually place become carfree places even car companys like ford looking carreduced plan seem think good people eventully put plan affect seems less use cars better things getting sum yes like cars prefer use themwe dont need live find ways transported without use gas emmition cars yes hybrid cars job still arent effective something without engine limiting car usage great idea many advantages one day maybe live car free world walking somewhere woulding bad think put plan affect start working torward better future people world

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many people idea driverless car seem long time actualy closer think 2016 tesla making car drives 90 time new technologies people divided idea 100 driverless cars driverless cars possibility near future technology really help people otherwise would able car example blind man would able go without need another person physicly disabled person could enjoy road trip although people would say cars really expensive well would right expensive 2016 tesla company developing 90 selfdriving car releasing new battery powerd car yes available years car step right derection car said afordable price tag 20000 dollar range cars ususaly came 100000 price tag see car easy think driverless cars could afordable couple years tesla taking first leap technology expect great results driverless cars roaming street fully possible end crashes cars wouldnt human input turn would cancel possability human errors creation self driving cars us humans would advance better technology would boost help push limits auto industry

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human face determine someones expressions within seconds upon looking person dont need computer telling whether feel happy whatnot waste time money buy technology put time basic things know humans human face easy decode self article says lisa 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent fearful 2 percent angry computer telling things facts programs given work programmed tell whether feeling set data base emotions one article even states theyre calculations fully correct theyre going basic emotions therefore see valuable profit dont need decode persons face dont need man made program computer tell already know people arent subjects test emotions got ta know life take hints gesture

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seen heard face mars probably starred hollywood film appeared books magazinesw radio talk shows even grocery store checkouts lines 25 years nasa researching closely face natural landform would aliens make face middle mars would mars theres sort natural landforms knows would aliens make face mars dont know either kind seems impossible aliens might step make look like face would made purpose look like egyptian pharaoh back barely finding mars didnt even know mars april 5 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia took pictures times sharper original pictures image first appeared jpl website revealing natural landform alien manument mars theres sort natural landforms created mars weather makes landforms look cool interesting nasa send viking 1 circling planet getting phtos possible landing sites sister ship viking 2 spotted shadowy likeness human face thats nasa started reseaching april 5 1998 proven natural landform years face starts cracking fading away weather weather mars usually unpredictable usually cold also wind mars pretty commen makes land look like lot weird things mars makes type natural landforms would aliens make face mars dont know either mars weather makes natural landforms mostly wind looks like egyption pharoah later starts disappearing conditions mars dont let unrealistic aliens trick

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driverless cars coming google made selfdriving car since 2009 cars driven half million miles crash think self driving cars made reason think cost relibitly boredom first think selfdriving cars going cost much make article states car going need sensor sensors expensive made yet also takes alot money bulid car going cost alot money get car second relibity car going stay working going break maybe hit someone something article stares new laws made order cover liability case accident also technology fails injured whose fault driver manufactuer car last going kept people intertained article states psychological aspect automation really challenge admits dr werner huber bmw project manager driver also someone put something car intertain driver could distract driver wouldt know need take wheel could good sides selfdriving cars like someone need text could switch car self driving mode text need need sleep could put autopilot final someone big fan drivig could car driverless cars could pronlem think people stop trying make

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article making mona lisa smilethe author tells us facial action coding system allows computers identify humans emotions article provides show device knows make idenitfication first author states device read emotions device idetified facial action coding system paragraph 1 author states least acording new computer software recongize emotions author also states paragraph 1 dr huang colleague experts developing better ways humans computer comunticate device reconginze emotions new way could help teachers secondthe author states emotions getiing identified device paragraph 6 author states thatif smile web ad appeears screen similar ad might follow another example paragraph frownthe next ad bedifferent classroom coputer could recongize student bceoming confues bored also paragraph 3for example frontails pars lateralis mucsle eyes rasies eyeborw suprisedyour orbicularis oris around mouth tighten lips show angery shows device idetify emotions finallythe author states device works situatuion paragraph 3the process begins computer constucts 3d computer model face 44 major muscles model must move like human muscles another exampleusing video imagery new emotionrecognition software tracks facial movement real face painted face mona lisa shows device idefity picture human facial recongition information aticle gives might good thing student use classroom device could tell teachers making student intrestend class might helpp learn make kids intrested class instead sitting sleeping anything device could make people happy classeroom

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dear state senator favor keeping electoral college favor keeping electoral college original decision made founding fathers founding fathers established constitution compromise election president vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizens electoral college consists 538 electors majority 270 electoral votes required select president 23rd amendment constitution district columbia allocated 3 electors treated like state purposes elctoral college reason following discussion word state also refers district columbia states winnertakesall system awards electors winning presidential candidates people like richard nixon jimmy carter bob dole us chamber commerce aflcio think abolish electoral college although favor disadvantages electoral college electoral college system voters vote slate electors turn elect president american people consider lucky 2000 fiasco biggest election crisis century system allows much worst

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ever wondered would get day without car drive school afterschool clubs soccer practice home end day several places around world citizens cutting offwith car usage starting transport bycicle walking vauban paris bogota residents described new way living stressreducing also domino effect places around world first point described previous car owners vauban germany lack stress life conversion nocar lifestyle car always tense im much happier way citizen heidrun walter described change positive even juggling fulltime jobs media trainer mom loss time spent traffic produced relaxed lifestyle bogota colombia well carlos arturo plaza citizen explains switch good opportunity take away stress whole nobody likes sit traffic walking riding bicycle work makes one less thing worry citizens convert using automobiles full time also produces domino effect example bogota using lifestyle colobian cities cali valledupar followed lead well obvious change brings also shedding places want improve surroundings cities countys even countries joining slowly make world healthier place conclusion limiting car usage brought positive effects cities vauban paris bogota places shown signs lower stress easier way life many places adding trend make world much less polluted better place

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using details article write essay arguing whether use technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable yes thing using facial action coding system valuble could help alot classrooms new way learning technology behind computer uses type formula see muscles used see much wieght used every muscle lets honest know im one gets bored topic im learning new thing two class even genral like wanted learn something new watched videos go diffrent web sites figure add pops suddon carries away lets say lesson trying learn bright colors game format really attention would click add im pretty sure wouldnt usally class even get bored topic may zone times reason things learn arnt really eye opening topics like usally dont want learn teacherscomputers mixed little made fun would help alot students way morefor example classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored could modify lesson like effective human instructor computer may add bright colors lesson make type mystery game makes find learning game would make much better learn lesson us student would intrested lesson technology may everyonesome people may ok normal old boring way learning may best way learn new things people may think workers watching side computer fbi becasue people reporting things like may trust new process honestly think great idea try sometime future helpfull piece technology new ways people learn

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idea automated driverless cars seems like invention utopian future csuses many potential problems humans involved question punish robot arises invention technology well affect humans would everything done robots although idea promising could still used automative transport quite visionary idea despite falacies introduction driverless cars would warrant creation new rules road raises question whether passenger robot recieves punishment also would one punish robot breaking law human punishment would unaffective also based imformatiom given paragraph 7 humans might required remain partially control cars partial human controlled would guarrentee person arrested actually offender robot could framed human another negative sideeffect driverless cars would humans could become lazy unalert human required alert situation road humans might lose ability knowing drive also increasing dependance machinery jobs us machines known capable human problem also robot malfunctions human car would question human would handle situation although remain positive idea several alternatives alleviate potential catastrophies idea could still utilized via public transport based large amount sensors required vehicles work ass outlined paragraph 3 4 areas little interference would ideal automated cars subways run underground asbsence human activity would perfect enviornment automated transport implemented another place devoid human interferrence ocean could automated cruiseliners transport people across water lack traffic problems conclusion idea automated cars potentially dangerous complex idea thrown problems false accusations punish automated car arise well fact humans could become lazy unalert enviornment problems could potentially solved changing venue automated transportation utilized

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theres face mars kidding buttle mesa landform 1976 nasa sent viking 1 spacecraft snapping photos possible landing sites sister ship viking 2 spotted shadowy likeness humans face couple days later nasa unveiled image see face mars since become pop icon scientists believed face alien artifact april 5 1998 mgs flew cydonia first time michael malin mars orbiter camera team snapped picture ten times sharper original viking photos revealing natural landform alien monument people satisfied wanted believe actually alien artifact mgs go take another photo prove landform people aint satisfied think camera didnt get good enough pictures alien markings cause hidden haze everyone wishing alien face mars instead getting landform gravin says dont pass face often easy find cydonia april 8 2001 malins team took another photo face know landform objects photo like airplane ground egyptianstyle pyramids even small shacks pitures actually showing buttle mesa landform mgs said wasnt face people got upset wanting take another photo everyone believing thats face mars wrong landform common around american west reminds middle butte snake river plian idaho says garvin thats lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars landform face mars

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cars major deal days dependent getting somewhere car little know damages hurts environment limiting even getting rid cars would smartest thing ever would help us help generations us ever wondered would happen limit vehicle usage used tranzits taxis would happen would miraculous greenhouse effect would stop smog would pollution would cut minimum done set mind like cities countries world used tranzits taxis get places differences would endless traffic would go transportation taking wouldnt even take long get destination would also save money instead 20 every day gas would spend 23 day life would easier safer cars limited

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first face natural landform people believe alien world scientist figured martian mesa common enough around cydonia one unusaul shadows made look like egyptan pharoah secondly scientist keep researching whether alien natural landform days later nasa unveiled image see caption noted rock formationwhich resembles human headformed shadows giving illusion eyesnose found information people might think alien headeyesnoseand lastly since become pop icon starred hollywood film appeared books magazines radio talk shows even haunted frocery store checkout lines although scientist believed face alien artifact people believed landform mars global surveyor flew cydonia first time michael malin mars orbiter camera team snapped picture ten times sharper orginal vikins photos thousands anxious web surfers waiting image first appeared jpl web site revealing natural landform alien monument think landform many people argue

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think sign seagoing cowboys program reasons think sign seagoing cowboys program think sign program tons fun travel many countries also helping people need tons fun stuff play table tennis fencing boxing even read whittle youd like much freetime traveling sounds like alot fun youre traveling fun youre traveling youre crossing dangerous seas helping people need help traveling get chance see pretty amazing things way helping people important part program helping ones need fun exciting make new friends meet new people helping others need lead giving happiness even make crack smile thosse reasons think sign seagoing cowboys program

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dear senator think change election popular vote president united states certain outcome avoid run elections vote something want certain win someone wont change liking paragraph certainty outcome says reason winning candidates share electoral college invariably exeeds share popular vote like saying people voice voting next president also says dispute outcome electoral college vote possibleit happened 2000 problems electoral college take completly wants run election waistes time paragraph avoid runoff elections says electoral college avoids problem elections candidate receives majority votes cast thats like saying wouldent even care candidate majority votes cast another example pressure run elections candidate wins majority votes cast course pressure anything right thats thing change election popular vote president united states

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discussing face someone thought created aliens would tell lost mind thing aliens myth aliens real dont think would came earth taken mean probably power natural landforms created earth cant created mars even said garvin reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho probably mistake happened something ran cause looks like aliens doesnt mean possible human things aliens means something ran kinds thing flying around space heshe needs think logical side realize something ran surprised heard face may acient civilization mars dont know didnt telescopes would see far dont know dinosaurs around could acient civilization isnt mars planet wind maybe cant find anything left behind cause wind may blown away people going start saying ancient civilization aliens could people dinosaurs died moved people believe god made us sand earth believe evolved monkys noone knows sure ancestors could living mars moved cause place better havent found anything would support theory possible maybe burned documents wouldnt know truth science always says creatures adapt new enviroments cant likely created accident left moved people may disagree may agree theories theory may wrong doesnt stop believing theory probably wrong dont know could right could wrong could right could wrong really good points aliens arent real could created left could originally mars knows certainly dont

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would amazing oppurtunity able go seagoing cowboy mean imagine things could see places could go may never kind oppurtunity take feed cattle couple times day clean stalls night watchman check cattle every hour report back captain drop cattle shipment desired location go look around sight seeing matter bet see amazing things even much sightseer bet youll end seeing something youve never seen way back home ship crew mates play games sports cattle shipment used pass time seagoing cowboy may seem fun make

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articla making mona lisa smile talk scientist came technology read people feeling emotions new technolgy personaly agree disagree whether use technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable agree technology planning using students planning making computer knows youre happy sad said computer would like computer knew youre emotions ad example ad appeared youre screen didnt like next ad would whole different topic ad like came youre screen computer know wheather similar ad appear next also saying technology computer could know student confused bored could modify lessons like human instructor part dont agree new technology technology self would let people know exactly thinking feeling feel like would interfear others privacy example one really happy something good going happen someone else others knew happy would likely asking person might want keep secret also goes someone feeling good really sad something didnt want talk vary personal others use technology would interfear persons privacy article makeing mona lisa smile discribed reasons agree disagree technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable fact positive negative effects statement described

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believe change popular vote president united states three main reasons one people ruled president dont think every one get say want president two electoral college fair lastly people united states vote process accurate youre get brand new car take test drive see runs like design features right well think get new president let remind charge way live dont think want say wether like like testing new car bring family take vote likes votes better see many like many dont electoral college fair allows 538 people get vote president majority people wanted certaint president people didnt get vote wanted president thats fair people didnt even chance werent apart electoral college would feel isnt united states land free every one say president going every one united states vote dominant vote much efficent people satisfied less complaints assinations think popular vote way go science experiment say take many trials possibly experimentation results much accurate well wouldnt something going affect entire united states america hope make change many benefits popular vote think called popular vote citizens satisfied process much accurate also fair

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passage talks positive negative things would make venus good study theories earth like study life venus would many hard obstacles overcome look deeper thick layer almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus would biggest problem try fix humans take much carbon dioxide could potentially die conditions far extreme anything humans encounter earth whole sentence self sums much complication would study venus astronomers fascinated venus want know earth like plant long everytime good positives study venus theres always something negative following national aeronautics space administration compelling idea sending humans study venus nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientist float fray positive input discover kind basic life however peering venus ship orbiting hovering safely far planet provide limited insight ground conditions forms light penetrate dense atmosphererendering standard forms photography videography ineffective barrier research able get full anwers going hard discover life study venus would make scientist think harder make advance technology get full answers might come

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youre nasa scientist able tell whole story face mars obviously evidence life mars face created aliens correct twenty five years ago viking 1 spacecraft circling planet snapping photos spotted shadowy likeness human face us scientists figured another martian mesa common around cydonia one shadows made look like egyption pharaoh days later revealed image see made sure note huge rock formation resembled human head face formed shadows announced thought would good way engage public nasas findings atrract attention mars face mars soon became pop icon shot movies appeared books magazines radio talk shows haunted grocery store checkout lines 25 years people thought natural landform evidence life mars us scientists wanted hide really defenders nasa budget wish ancient civilization mars decided take another shot make sure werent wrong april 5 1998 michael malin mars orbiter camera team took picture ten times sharper original viking photos revealing natural landform meant alien monument picture wasnt clear could mean alien markings hidden haze well yes rumor started prove wrong april 8 2001 decided take another picture making sure cloudless summer day malins team captured amazing photo using cameras absolute maximum revolution camera discern things digital image 3 times bigger pixel size means signs life could easily see picture showed butte mesa landforms common around american west know youre hiding things us know nasa isnt hiding anything people evidence life would benefit us hide still dont believe evidence pictures see obviously shows natural landform reason believe movies magazines ignore research make things get people going actually pay attention us important findings every single day

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author studying venus find humans live reason humans cant live author says venus many feature like earth may possible humans live even though seen could happen like bad part living still trying find way make humans live venus like earths twin closest planet earth unlike planets also venus atmosphere carbon dioxide 97 percent venus may worth studying despite danger may human could bad even though author says going make humans part studyies find way live text says numerous factors contribute venuss reputation challenging planet humans study despite proximity us saying study humans matter therefore venus may wirth study really worth putting humans part study right may factors venus dangerous us

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think definitely alians might able prove believe someda prove aliens space comes face hard time proving whole alien things mean like dont believe everything read studying face hard ok nasa saying 25 years ago noticed something funny happened mars think thing spotted aliens besides red stuff weird mars would aliens opinion dont think face created aliens far scientist havent even see aliens space thats case could aliens created face know humans create one think aliens space dont think made face scientist find aliens exist im keep thinking really smart guy come sicentist lets find aliens exist genius enstein made face blamed aliens grow im going stufy aliens fidn really ones invented face whoever guy played really good prank

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well believe supernatural life form dont think aliens would things like personally based opinion couldve way looks like resembles human face eyes nose head shape could way devoloped decades centuries time doesnt mean work unknown species natural landform developed shape human face time also see would think yes admit odd thing see theres million different stories particular piece became known human race us scientists nasa going find real story behind unfounded clue also promise story get truth also shared public people united states clue million questions million accusations think years research alien lifeform created face mars alot great odd things happen seems one us scientists nasa promise find real truth tell real truth plan make known human race

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driverless cars driverless cars opinion impact people thats cool really dont care driverless cars add onto list lazy us would think itd pretty cool dirverless cars simply itd show far weve advanced technology driverless cars could benefit hazard us depending whenwhere would distributed probably take another years able sit back relax car takes us destination without us pay attention lot things biggest factor would humans technology react like humans bunch carless drivers normal cars would computers react would breakhappy keep pumping breaks every second avoid accident would continue cause accident would driverless cars like requirement every vehicle computer drive would safe would cause less accidents people like drink troubles away get drunk every minute would prevent lots problems road text drive dont pay attention know didnt write supposed really dont care sorry education means little nothing least typed much though right

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take step outside second look around tell see trees grass green beautiful clear white clouds sky birds chripping flying wandering looking something eat see life takes snap finger would go away trees ugly destory grass would longer green clouds dark upset wouldnt see life anymore would see depression could happen keep harming envoirnment using cars polluting air trucks driven around need stop things get worst benefits advantage limiting car usage residents vauban germany limiting car usage theyre using bikes enjoy walk passgeners dont know cars responsible 12 percent greenhouse gas emissions europe carintensive areas united states vary 50 percent wouldnt want blame act matter heidrun walter commented source 1 car always tense im much happier way feels like doubt everyone wouldnt feel youre stress unhappy take walk mrs walter walked verdant streets bicycles swish chattering wandering children drown occasional distan motor whole point car getting point point b many people concern fact wont tranportation statement false vauban home 5500 residents theyre trying built houses stores placed walk away main street rather malls along distant highway lets take look paris paris enforced partial driving ban clear air global city people didnt follow enforcement suffer 22euro fine 31 act cause congestion meaning car traffic wemt 60 percent captial france would mean cause damage envoirnment also good looking histroy diesel fuel blamed france tax policy diesels make 67 percent vehicles france compared a533 percent excuse able use car look benefit hike bike skate take buses working new car progam isnt going harm enviornment plus great opportunity take away stress also lower air pollution also wys get transportaiont carpooling internet also pay big part makes possible allow people feel connected without driving meet chat friends

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emotions kind basic emotions happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness associated characteristic movements facial muscles example eyes muscle raises eyebrows youre surprised around mouth muscle tightens lips show anger meanspeople cant lied emotions people feel something emotions face body muscle something change found feel people emotions cant shows percentages mean emotions real emotions math science feel something emotions become face science movement muscle become change something body face exactly emotions feeling emotions psychology people lied looks like weird active cant see eyes something situations people lied thier emotions example unhappy front people smile people feel happy something like humans perform impressive calculation every day instance probably tell friend feeling simply look face people practice show face false smile sad fact people really general use way one reason somethimes people doesnt want talk feeling reason smile shows smiled person means bring positive impressive general people thought first impressive important emotion shows feel sometimes need false emotions thought use everyday use false emotions get disease mind mind disease scared cant see general people dont know got mind disease want say people shows feeling

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