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electoral college kept centuries established founding fathers established constitution think process maintained far worked fine see reason rid electoral college continued use least five main scenarios helpful reasonable ways electoral college could dangerous use unless electors completely faithful party take advantage getting choose place vote basically voters voting slate electors elect president electors go peoples majority votes decide vote could also possible state sends two slates electors elect election direct vote would almost chance tie happen electoral college always possiblity states even see candidates majority people living belong single party winnertakesall system completely affects elcetion direct vote candidates might visit states order gather many votes possible however many reasons electoral collge abolished one time things consider side argument swing states basically decide election therefore thoughtful voters know ones decide election pay attention news candidates campaigns swing states receive information attention candidates since end deciding candidates want side many sates already pedicted even election majority one party voters think want run country best position granted honor making decision electoral votes help avoid runoff elections reducing pressure might complicate election say government referred direct vote system lesser system known electoral college comparison presidential election happened problem popular votes versus electoral college complication could avoided used electoral college happened nixon 1968 clinton 1992 43 plurality popular votes winning electoral college electoral college could unwanted many minority voters states leaned completely one way voters hardly pay attention campaign know vote hardly make diffference state voters vote could swing complete election full population voted 2012 election voters usually like express preference known decide vote make election likely vote count educated happenings government maybe vote make difference

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way author supported claims ways providing examples defined examples way make worth pursuiting venus despite dangers comparing actual project challenge exploring venus first explains venus neighboring planet despite venus close earth dont know much however later article mentions something interesting catches peoples eye mentions long ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth caught eye especially goes idea venus interesting worthy pursuit discover learn despite venus life probably worth look changes states conditions actually furthermore said question despite dangers worth study venus since well able know actually happened long ago paragraph three author states thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus also states planets surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit dangers venus considering send sort probe satellite investigate planet circumstances must consider way incoorperates idea fully shows incredible extreme conditions even try land rover venus lastly paragraph five author starts explaining ways study investigate venus without worry weather extremes author explains vehicle hovering venus would avoid unfriendly ground conditions staying way shows us even worth study venus able study venus different angle ties idea pursuiting venus chance find even though best insight venus gives perfect example every little detail learn venus important nteresting tying claims together shows us venus worth danger pursuit planet way compared contrasted detail supports claim strongly author states easy conditions survivable humas meaning going easy definitely possible

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challenge exploring venus many challenges studying venus presented however author provides many valid reasons researchers find ways study planet author describes similarities venus earth provides solutions living venus expresses researching venus would advancement human mind author supports claim venus worthy pursuit despite dangers suggesting venus may similar earth author wrote paragraph 4 long ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth suggesting venus could answers earths climate author provides strong support claim text also states paragraph 4 planet surface rocky sediment includes familiar features valleys mountains craters author goes describe earth venus may closely related long ago also mentioned venus one nearest options planetary visit beneficial considering long space travel takes authors claim supported evidence venus earthlike one point time another way author suppprts claim providing solutions studying venus despite dangers possesses author writes paragraph 5 nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientists float fray imagine blimplike vehicle hovering 30 miles roiling venusian landscape paragraph 5 author continues explain air pressure would close sea level earth solar power would plentiful radiation would go radiation levels earth solution author suggests helps support claim venus worthy pursuit giving direct evidence researchers may go lastly author supports hisher claim explaining overcoming challenge studying venus would beneficial insight planet also human curiosity author says striving meet challenge presented venus value insight gained planet also human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors claim strongly supported authors description studying venus could beneficial human mind another detail paragraph 8 travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation author supports studying venus would worth overcoming harsh conditions would expand views imagination innovation despite authors reasons studying venus heshe describes venus harsh conditions must overcome first text states conditions far extreme anything humans encounter earth environment would crush even submarine accustomed diving deepest parts oceans would liquefy many metals author expresses venuss conditions far extreme conditions earth however author supports claim providing various reasons support venus worty pursuit researchers may go overcoming dangers possesses order support hisher claim author able provide least three strong reasons show venus would worth studying even though presents many dangers explaining venus may comparable earth providing solutions current problems expressing benefits studying venus author able strongly support hisher claim valid evidence

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position driverless cars definitley whole idea interesting fascinating also exteremly dangerous maybe daythey actually perfect deemed safe would accept right opinion entire things definitley people would need alert drivers alotof arent even driverless cars cars going still need human amount interaction person instance drunk arent going seen useful people likely going take advantage car whole thing know going pretty im really companies general motors trying would change roads obviously way expensive ever engineers berkeley tried something similar used magnets alternating polarity still also wouldnt work road expenses everything done still needs somekind human interaction believe way nothing bad happens like paragraph 9 talk even traffic laws changed new laws would needed order cover liability case accident technology fails someone injured one fault driver manufacturer agree one would know whose fault would honestly taking unnecessary risk putting live danger around smart cars alot done alot come companies making several advancements several attempts arent going stop isnt make things easier believe alot people think would cool less work person thats going start revolutionizing fact humans dont need work lets someone else us dont like

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think join seagoing cowboy program help animals today seagoing cowboys group people travel across oceans bring animals countries italy china europe get see wonderful sights never would dreamed seeing get paid see world including many different types animals boat animals like horses young cows mules feed clean animals crew amazing crew members like fun things trip isnt bad play variety games board like baseball volleyball tabletennis fencing boxing surely make trip adventure enjoy lifetime opprotunity folks never see wonderous places would see join could go adventures like riding water streets venice seeing acropolis greece possibilities endless want adventure sign today surley trip wont forget

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lukes point veiw seagoing cowboy seagoing cowboy awsomecool opportunity lifetime made think people countries fortunite unfortunite needs plus 18 could drafted military service draft boat learned cattleboat trip told keep service time discharged 1947 made nine tripsmost seagoing cowboy besides cattleboat trips unbelievable cause got help people like side benefit seeing europe china seeing acropolis greese special taking gondola ride venice italy city streets water also toured excavated castle crete marveled panama canal way china took two weeks cross atlantic ocean eastern coast united states month get china kept busy caring animals crossings fedand watered two three times day bales hay bags oats pulled lower holds ship stalls cleaned helping aunt katies farm prepared hard work dangers sea second trip served night watchmen job check animalsevery hour one night hourly checkup slipped ladder almost fell dark atlantic luckily small strip metal along edge stopped falling couldnt work couple days cracked ribs us segoing cowbays got boared return animals played baseball volleyball games empty holds animals housed tabletennis tournaments fencing boxing reading whittlingand games also helped pass time seagoing cowboy much adventuere opened world im grateful opportunity awareness stayed leading family host umber international students exchange visitors many year thats point veiw luke seagoing cowboy

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much know venus much except planet space along planets knows might planet venus could lot think one including ever study planet see lies planet known venus first venus one brightest points light making simple stargazers often called ëvening star nickname misleadinng since planet venus iswell planet also simple see distant safe advantage earth proves challenging place examine closer makes wonder even planet study next surface temperature average 800 degrees atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience planet conditions venus way extreme thought would accustomed second even try get beyond high pressure heat venusian geology weather present impediments like volcanoes erupt earthquakes frequent lightning strikes seek land onto surface wonder venus fascinatiing eyes lastly going venus ship orbiting hovering safely far planet limit insight ground conditions since forms penetrate dense atmosphere important know researchers take samples rock grass anything else distance trying seek conduct would resolve getting close personal despite risks makes venus planet today

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united states american land free thought half population us believes votes mean something reality people came america free choose run lives electoral college steals away right choose president society millions people go voting stands vote opinion says nothing way actually pick president believe vote poeple matter choosing leader electoral college currently way decide become president many know though know votes count anything people united states america basic right choosing tells way go everyone lives usa eightteen eligiable vote vote count choosing president big shot suit able choose president would less hectic would count votes every state america round ever choose winner put test simulator type thing use example world horrific state money taxes roof angry people eveyrwhere president fix fix home may become president shown ability lead us correctly quote source 3 defense electoral college five reasons keep despised method choosing president specificly state electorol college widely regarded anachronism nondemocratic method selecting president ought overruled quote exactly right widely regarded true need stop going vote politician thinks figured electoral college gotten us bankrupt spending money military health wasting away beautiful earth building nucular powerplants supply us ticking time bombs need electoral college need us people america need stand take back home people people

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think people would rather popular vote president united states electoral college guys dont know electoral college process place process consists selection electors meeting electors vote president vice president counting electoral votes congress know basiclly like even getting chance want even chance getting say want would agree fact longer electoral college voters people country strongly agree election popular vote think electoral college unfair voters also people country many reasons chose changed one reason letting popular vote might decress conflict people one doesnt get want also might help election equal next reason changing electoral college run close people would intrested want public election might even help states conflict beween would help counrty alot could also keep candidates make sure us self picking right person presedent united states year goes like last year might chance getting election popular vote president united states 2000 biggest election crisis century system allows much worse 2000 seventeen states didnt see canidates also rhode island south carolina voters twentyfive largest media markets didnt get see one campaign ad electoral college unfair way outdated irrational electoral college needs abolished better sooner never

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one cares environment said one ever environment live wether crowded city like newyork paris even regular suburban community wonderful place one issue though spread among communities high amount car usage car able track great distances short amount time great look cars environment also comes buying car youre basically throwing bank account window dont get started worries children play streets lets discuss crazy amount money throw away car either throw away fortune good car runs good end taking years pay buy cheap beat car always need repair either way lose lose situation buy isanely priced cars buy nice bike moves perfectly around five hundred dollars thousand dollars bike easily way go bonus buying nice bike instead car ride bike youll get shape time need track great distance riding bike get fast enough buses mobile transport bike racks ride bus nearest position need simply ride bike remainder distance main issue cars people large amount pollution comes driving car paris pollution cars bad paris put temporary ban driving help clear smog sky also america car pollution second largest source pollution emissions way say cars make lot earths pollution time comes people start die using cars world much healthier place tell least one parent read next statement agree less cars safer streets every mom dad brother sister kind relative worried family playing streets millions accidents every year world result people getting hit cars killed seriously injured less cars streets world much safer place kids even adults drunk drivers look reckless drivers dont even license together limiting car usage multiple benefits world even community one dont pay car start going style another worlds pollution lower huge rate last roads live breathe much safer place limit car usage make word better place step time

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use technology read emotional expressions students classrom valuable technology would help see student feeling student sad peer tecaher help get theyre going human cant read facial expressions good computer technology good source reading students emotions technology could help individual see another individual feeling text states human communication nonverbal including emotional communication thats facial action coding system someone cant tell peer feeling use technology computers smart technology tell youre feeling facial action coding system good way communicate emotions student best mood peer teacher help theyre going expression compared neutral face humans cant tell people going wears neutral face facial action coding system reads face muscles movements example smile web ad appears screen similar add might follow tells audience computers tell youre feeling computers read emotions better humans human cant read facial expressions computer according facial feedback theory emotion moving muscles expressed emotions may even help produce facial action coding system tells smile certain way may make happy individual may look another individual mey think nothings wrong really something wrong computers capable uplifting mood youre sad humans arent good reading facial expressions technology read face classrooms valuable never know student going student teacher may need somebody comfort make somebody happier certain technology think people would less sad technology used

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advantages limiting car usage incredible actually get house hang friends family also people could get exersice walking work school wherever going percentage people obesity would likey drop excessivley also might actually happier life giving automoblies example person heidrun walter media trainer mother two said car always tense im much happier way evoultion limiting car usage beneficial especially environment decreasing carbon greenhouse gas emissions cars bad gasses going air automobiles maybe get climate everything back together way new approach make suburbs compact accessible public transportation stores placed walk away main street rather malls along distant highways need car get things like especially america would big safety would worry much children hit ran cars kidnapped walk ride bikes taxis public buses therefore also take time actually look live take instead panicing tense stressed rush go somewhere calm peaceful quiet location like thisperson carlos arturo plaza businessman said good opportunity take away stress lower air pollution rode twoseat bicycle wife would also decrease amount congestion different cities across globe opinion id love try would phones going strait cars instead would walking riding bike get public bus actually see meet people instead waiting traffic waiting go whatever want internet big deal sociology professor drexel university director mobilities research policy center cities various factors like internet makes telecommutung possible allows people feel connected without driving goo meet friends rise cellphones carpooling apps faciliated flexible commuting arrangments including evolution shared van services getting work

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article making mona lisa smile auhtor explains development new technology called facial action coding system enables coputers detect human emotions humans almost everyday attempting figure mood people surroudnings computer technology able actions higher level inclduing percentage specific musclesthat induce face happiness emotions technology classroom reading emotional expressions students would valuable becuase teachers adjust lesson accordingly help try relate lesson could act differently according persons mood first reason technology would useful classroom teachers adjust lesson accordingly example teacher planned talk romeo juliet morrid tradegy inclduing death could switch lesson avoid conflict knew student sad possibly death family relations tecaher gone lesson talking death upsetting events could upset student made issues another example would teacher saw student understanding material could explain lesson different way one main reasons schooling learn could help teachers teach students efficently teacher would know student confused could provide assitance second reason technology would useful classroom teacher could try relate lesson studnets understand better example recently children drawn technology students english class reading book homework writing summary chapter wouldnt complete becuase hard boring flip perspective class twitter page students would tweet day something read would take better teacher could see student happy lesson along lines knowing happiness explaining emotions teacher tried lesson like students sad could likely explain happiness third reason technology would useful classroom teacher could act differently according persons mood teacher planning debate class realized students already angry flustered might change plan students would go debate angry would make angrier resulting class getting control hurting students feelings student comes teacher notices sad upset wont harsh said student missing assingment turned teacher could wait next day aproach kind understanding manner teacher hassaled student missing assingment already upset could escalate situation uneeded extent many people focus emotions feelings teenagers higher level people led act feel situation general emotions lead world without would boring grimy place live many situations multiple peoples feelings get hurt becuase say something person bad mood person explodes school inhabits alot stress onto teenagers thier teacher knew felt could help technology classroom reading emotional expressions students would valuable becuase teachers adjust lesson accordingly help try relate lesson could act differently according persons mood emotions large part tenneagers life schools could help reduce stress help students comprehend help rather hurt students emotions school systems could largely postive impact

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challenge exploring venus author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presentsthe author right go explore venus venus closest plant earth terms density size occasionally closest distance venus one three planets orbit sun different speeds beter knowledge future need know everything around us one reason explore venus might life planet since similar earth challenge exploring venus paragraph 4 author says long ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth explaining venus oceans like earth might life paragraph 3 arthur also says erupting vocanoes earthquakes lightning strikes earth features venus addation nasa trying best finding new beter ways travel venus survie paragraph 7 author says nasa working approaches studying venus example simplified electronics mad silicon cabide testedin chamer simulating thr chaos venuss surface lasted three weeks conitions explaining nasa trying hardest find new ways get venus paragraph 6 author also explians way try get venus wich many reasearches ar working innovations would allow machines last long enough conribute meaningfully knowledge venus also another side might really dangerous millions people die going venus paragraph 2 author says previous mission unmanned good reason since spacecraft survived landind hours maybe issue explains single spaceship touched venus three decades means lots people died landed venus hours one stay venus couple hours venus worth going exploring becasue help us alot future conclusion go venus explore thing go really similar earth lots people really excited venus great things great adventures waiting us humans explore

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luke expierence heart warming grabbing loved part got travel thing loved stated besides helping people side benefit seeing europe china amused said taking gondola ride venice italy city streets water luke wants pass expierence luke thinks people join seagoing cowboys program life time opportunity luke also likes places gets go china many places like greece like stated text cattle boat trips unbeliveable opportunity smalltown boy almost life time happy memories conclusion job life time opportunity get help people need help best part saving human kind luke thinks great way travel explore luke would love encourage people incouraged end

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many people arent sure comes election electoral college process consist election believe electoral college easist way handle way voting ways whats wrong electoral college almost half people agree founding father discovered electoral college made easy anybody president many people also agree according source 2 says case election thrown house representatives delegations vote president way delegation people pick whos good president hand many people belive electoral college unfair people many people want abolish electoral college secondly electoral college widely regared anachronism non democratic method selecting president ought declared candidate recives popular votes electoral restores weight political balance large states population lose virtue mal apportionment senate electoral college avoids problem elections candidate recieves majority votes cast conclusion think electoral college stay make things easier reasons listed sources also presidents chance become want

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future drriverless cars people could satisfied life instead planning trip months ahead call cab way people poor communites need rides school work ect fact 50000 people us dont car form transportation better tech better ride government wait good years befor letting go tech good unmanned missions work needs put manufactures make car need carful vehicals break people whos blame computers fualt programer many people would support fact whole nation would acceptional use cars themselvs need exceptional use policy also every city rides free going town state cost 100 dollers every hundred miles state town making would dream people future holds promise cars none less making would cause contraversy many people using take away statistics kept life getting better whats choice

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dear senator id like take time shed light matter popular vote president united stateswe people stands strong society id like stay waymajority peoplethats aboutover 60 voted popular vote elect presidentthats halfand numbers speakyesthe electoral college good badthere much trust put states electors voters dont even know number one fault electoral college electors themselfsmost voters get confused idea electoral college worksbetter yet vote electorsthe electors vote chossing canidate popualor votesometimes dont vote party majority states residents means people wanted arent even promised vote understand good electoral college thoughit helps keep states tieing causing chaosbutwe people justice mannerif winning vote casted state legislatures techinally responsible picking eletors favor votethen comes time fairly make votes usthe people voted change minds like vote least liked canidate running office florida wanted thats ridicoulous justicethe winner takes system faulty unfair im sorry wasted time felt matter important usawe peopleanyone past middle school tell beggining sentence came fromif want keep america fair keep pride country defaintly start electing presidents popular voteinstead relying dated system many faults injustce pointed outthank time sincerly propername

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thinking joining seagoing cowboys program well great really join program program lifetime chance people really think take friend asked couldnt say working grocerey store bank came changed life text states working two parttime jobs grocery store bank friend reist invited go europe cattle boat text also states luke couldnt say knew opportunity lifetime real adventure tell truth meet many great people help great yes know thinking isnt dangerous sometimes well yes dangerous sometiem take risk live know like almost died one night going ladder slipped going straihgt opening side ship piece metal stopped didnt plunge atlantic even though alive cracked rib sit text states one rainy night making hourly report captin slid slippery ladder backside text also states small strip etal along edge stopped slide keeping flying overboard dark atlantic also really join seagoing cowboys program get go many beautiful places explore really beautiful sight places like remeber taking tour way china also saw acropolis greece special text states besides helping people side benefit seeing europe china seeing acropolis greece special text also states luke also toured excavated castle crete marveled panama canal way china loved seagoing cowboy special really think join becuase get see places help people meet people adventure also opened world text states seagoing cowboy much adventure luke bomberger opened world text also states im grateful opportunity made aware people countries needs

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think facial action coding system valuable valuable sometimes need help telling someone upset mad happy sad etc understand computer might helpful times trying figure emotion displayed someone overall think facial action coding system needed therefore valuable understand computers might helpful classrooms helpful classrooms teacher teaching something student understand lesson computer let teacher know student understand going comprehend computer also let teacher know students actually understand lesson think letting teacher know students comprehending teacher address problem therefore help student helping student undersand lesson also helping student get better grades computer also lets others know something could wrong someone telling someone else person sadworried angry could possibly aslo detect someone depressed needs help facial action coding system exist person might able get help need computer helping someone need help exist person could putting fake smile even though depressed need help therefore could also never get help need understand people would want use computers think computer tell us someone feeling think certain people detect something wrong someone person confused worried upset also hurt make sure double check person telling truth hiding something important overall think facial action coding system useful helpful valuable

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sometimes authors dont ever support facts evoght author great job supporting thier essay author put lease ones fact detail paragraph kepet tell us readeers venus dagerous also venus like second sun solar system venus supper hot 90 time hotter earth venus 800 degerees fahrenheit even ar vehicle hovering 30 miles roiling venusian landscapre still temepture around 170 degrees fahreeit give aouthor score would give bcause good expain venus aslo gave facts diferent sorcous also gave good example good decribing even panit self picture head essay tvenus would highly use article

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seagoing cowboys program best around travel alot seas help others also go sightseeing along way get thrill seeing new things helping need seagoing cowboy unbelievable opprotunity anyone including small town boy worked farm freind reist invited europe cattleboat could help go first go onto boat little nervous time got acustomed life boat went many places including greece europe china crete italy life boat mostly fun dangers fell slippery ladder went feet first atlantic luckily got caught strip metal side ship could worked cracked ribs joining seagoing cowboys would satisfy thirst adventure program also involves hard work wanting help others need work must done feed care animals board also find time fun play games like tabletennis fencing boxing baseball volleyball loved caring animals fun whilst seagoing cowboys one made nine trips discharged 1947 liked seagoing cowboys revealed world people need awareness stayed led family host many international students exchange visitors years

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based infomation giveni know reasons join program reasons areis could oppurtunity lifetime maybe wanted watch horsesthat would place goor many trips seagoing cowboys lukes claims getting nine tripsfeeding horses toured excavated castle crete maravled panama canal way china also got cross alantic ocean also second trip got watchmen couldnt work couple days beacuse cracked ribs also enjoys play table tennis fencingboxingreadingwhittlingand game past time also got play baseball volleyballl cowboyshis friends luke said yes opened world made aware people country luke says glad oppurtunity help people im trying say open school sportsactivies either like want try

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driverless cars intriguing thought provoking concept manufacturers society toyed decades possibility reducing risk human error tempting reason many people supports driverless cars although everyone shares opinion regarding cars dont require human control think completely driverless cars best way go high risk computer error minimal human interaction could possibly beneficial many companies bmw google working developing driverless cars cars success road situations human driver needed take control situation one example construction zone cars radar know road twists turns construction zones thrown window usually new boundaries created traffic cones sensors car might able connect even though opposed cars completely driverless think integration technology highly beneficial areas driving one place feel like computerassisted driving help person backing often times hard see everything easy hit something someone reversing car computer generates three dimensional images cars surroundings lidar system used google could assist drivers helping see things previously werent able see also think automatic brake activated car dangerously close object would beneficial well risks rewards driverless car feel like risk computer error great one could cost money lives driver assistance including cameras backing automatic brake help prevent wrecks something would open future could soon seeing driverless cars road many companies plan models next five six years doubt completely driverless

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article called challenge exploring venus author suggested studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents author supports idea well many dangers happen venus worthy pursuit shouldnt scared evidence support claim humans curiosity likely lead us many eually intimidating endeavors wrote us humans like know going venus like also paragraph eight saysour travels earth beyond limited dangers dn doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation might conclude trying say scared dangers venus ready meet edges imagination another evidence supports idea nasa working approaches studying venus studying venus lead us dangers presents shouldnt scared many reasons never knew venus like paragraph four says thatlong ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth nasa wants send humans venus study whats like like said explaning evidence claim nasa working approaches studying venus working machines last long enough venus see whar like venus author supports idea well talking scared venus dangers timid think venus dont know happens venus us like human curious think like also talks sending people venus study like also want build machines last long enough paragraph seven saysanother project looking back old technology called mechanical computer temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit pressure atmospheric pressure 90 time experience planet conclusion reason article called challenge exploring venus scared venus bring like said plenty times essay scared think venus revels us time also never knew like days studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents

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today friends going meet joining unrra hope say yes im pretty sure going hey luke says mort jake sayuh something tell arent joining unrra saywhat come dont want join unrra jake sayswell im sort afraid oceans lands water need worry sayyou would distracted amazing places get see got see crete got see panama canal oh really says jakeive never knew thanks telling might join unrra wouldt ship time want sort fun im ship says mort sayno need worry mort lot things past time boat mort saysreally guys saywell theres tabletennis fencing boxing reading whittiling games pass time oh thats wanted know mort says saynow convinced join unrra mort jake sayoh yes see convincing friends something hard times sometimes facts come im glad signed unrra past didnt problaby wouldnt able convince come

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author passage supports idea venus worthy pursuit despite dangers good points author talks dangers exploring also would good explored essay talk pros cons exploring venus author thinks exploring venus worthy pursuit human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors basically means goinng venus exploring lead us exploring different parts solar system also insight gained venus striving meet challenge presented venus value insight gained planet getting insight venus planet impotant learn discover new things reason venus worthy pursuit travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation explore things limited dangerous beyond impossible explore discover new things although good points theres also issues extremely hot venus temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience planet hot clouds dangerous clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere good reasons go nasa already working new equipment exploration nasa working approaches studying venus knowing nasa works theyre likely best make possible explore venus conclusion author correct venus worthy get explored even danger even theres bunch danger doubt still worth exploring nasa working equipment help motivate explorations happen pros cons exploring possible near future

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dear state senator name propername beleive america change popular voting system believe nobody wants someone else vote pop vote system everyone able voice opinion instead x amount senators deciding like seems unfair let 5 people decide thousands people want would please let present evidence pop voting system vote must 18an adult adult dont parents anymore decide best representatives represent people parents try control childs life fought war become independent let people decide want yet land free becoming less free every day letting people vote give us back major part american dream another reason ratio citizens representatives california 35000000 represented 55 people could biased people choosen states central party comittee even presidential candidates themsleves like asking closest friends sombody payed presidential candidates case lonely kid school vote popular seems messed finally 5 people vote could anti anything 1960 racists louisiana legislature special people vote representative tryed instill new representatives would oppose jfk woman ran presedent bunch states instilled sexist representatives ruin chance winning another african american trys run shot newly apointed racist representatives sure heck dont want state represented 27 racistsexist representatives current system major problems people able voice opinion insted letting handfull representatives speak opinionand say us normal people want mention people cant apointed due bias finally representatives biased people choose special groups 553 people representing millions anti whateveror like person stupid reason example dont like haircut shorthe looks like pedophile would please consider idea truly free america even spread word peoplethank time sincearly propername

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many reasons join seagoing cowboys program would helping country youd traveling around world last youd lots fun seas youd helping country luke seagoing cowboy program 1945 world war 2 happening europe countries recover luke help horses war get people places work 18 might lucky drafted military service unrra would hire seagoing cowboys feed horses cows mules shipped overseas youd traveling around world like luke took luke 2 weeks cross atlantic ocean eastern coast youd traveling china europe greece many places way youd good job wouldnt get sea sick seagoing cowboy told travel overseas lot youd fun overseas dont get seasick youd many adventures youd many stories tell friends family youd countries youd didnt think youd youd able play games countries visit seagoing cowboys program join seagoing cowboys program youd love youd traveling youd fun youd helping country dont join seagoing cowboy program bet youd love program helpful friends family want try help country

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dear state senator personally think electoral college citizens allowe pick president vice prsident people congress according paragraph three source one electoral college consist five hundred thirtyeight electors canidate earn two hundred seventy votes right spend time bringing people vote whole state full people wants voice matter also congress know people want pick canidate people may planning blow world citizens united states know wan leader know look forward future letting congress select president letting us speak self wrong according paragraph fifteen source three electoral college widely regarded anachronism needs bee overruled strongly agree also paragraph sixteen source three states citizens choose representative trust pick right person trust often betrayed would keep election soon enough people going stop caring according paragraph eleven source two electoral college waist time needed people starting care even choosing canidate liking state chose dont care state legistlatures responsible picking electors anyway states choose two slates send congress like hawaii 1960things like dont need electoral colleges happens tie electoral college every state could cast one vote one represntative lets say five hundred thousand voters doesnt make sence come everyone doesnt vote thy want maybe someone whats president frome another state instead according paragraph fourteen states electoral college unfair outdated irrational agree one hundred percent bob dole says abolish electoral college closing hope view favor everyone elses says type system old unfair needs ruled thank reading letter hope enjoyed hearing think pleasure writing really hope take opinion consideration thank wonderful day sincerly propername

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think help useful things recognize emotions bone structure face could effective lots things like police interrogating soemone facs could help tell theyre feeling cant figure hes guilty notthis would also educational know people histroy felt like people war artthis excerpt making mona lisa example machine recognized felt posing painting people may look like understandsome might say need privacy dont want machine getting businessthese machines would used responsible effective way like interrogationslearningtherapyand knowing young kid feelsdepression really common nowadays therapists could help depressed people knowing feelthis could bring percent world depressed suicidal could stop suicides keep families happya great department health going get checked doctordoctors could find much pain could help kind medicine treatment would good ive read thought system seems useful lot things big one depression people struggle feelingsi totally agreeing effective cant see problem besides someone wanting privacy feelings themselvesbut wouldnt using people dont want us tothere would average amount people would dislike think people find problem solving

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face mars natural landform face mars nothing huge rock formation definatly created aliens face amazing discovery nasa made went mars face landform illusion face illusion created shadows giving look eyes nose mouth april 5 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia first time michael malin moc team took picture face gave much sharper look first pictures ever taken thats truly discovered face alien monument later got even better picture picture shows landforms like ones around american west face like butte mesa pictures proved face nothing illusion created shadows face natural land mark like ones earth face created aliens knows thing aliens

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artical making mona lisa smile explans new type technoligy uses coumputer system lets people detect peoples emotions get caculated expressions someones human emotion computer system uses 3d model scan persons face uses mats detect presons facal muscles depending position depend emotion think classroom school situation form computer system shouldent used schools number reasons artical university says softare couldent run home computers mostly schools dont amped computers thet bulit run things like schools want start using things like would need get money computers software founders gon na put price another reason would schools need system like could type thing paper simple question answer see students emotion class school could send papers home parentes asking student home school worried anything kids safety befor papagraph 8 artical give pretty reason use type system show steps smile get right type smile read emotion happiness 8th paragraph shows real smile muscles called prbicuarlis oculi pars palpabraeus make crowsfeet around eyes someone fake smile mouth stretches sideways using zygomatic major different muscle risorius people smile decteced faking paragraph 9 according facal feedback theory emotion moving facial muscles expresse emotions also may even help produce paragraph 8 9 shows flaw computer system someone never real smile always used fake smile system detect happiness oppisite something else thet person always live fake smile never real smile beacuse fake one develop real smile person keeps facial muscles getting use conclusion dont think technology read emotional expressions used better ways finding kids emotion becasue big flaw within system human body actualy going aganst facal scan getting use express certan expression reads differntly computer

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facial action coding system extremely useful todays time able tell childs emotions useful affective children always explain emotions words body language sometimes cant even tell child feeling studys shows children ages learn better enjoy learning students might depressed simply sad understand material need help around ability able know childs emotions face expressions slso benefit faster aid helping child serve way get faster help children need system also benefit different types ways students trouble home students getting proper care home sometimes way tell true thats system comes handy students appear sad depressed due fact tired system seperate ones need help ones mislead could false alarm facial action coding system extremely useful todays time system telling child needs help lead healthy succesful solution systems like help shape future education birthing whole new era class participation preperation

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students today leaders tomorrow statement directly portrays students potential grow outstanding things order growth student must well educated school teachings must confident learning facial action coding system new technological device read persons facial expression using innovative technology teacher thoroughly recognize student understanding material confident studies use facereading technology students essential towards students overall education well personal confidence education classroom valuable towards students growth due personal experience student need education needs understand education knowledge facialreading computer clarify student actually understanding education example dr huang stated classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored therefore student struggling modify lesson like effective human instructor therfore directly shows technology created increase students performance school allow teacher program help student understand information student struggling innovative technology result positive changes students education school environments student must confident learning advance school without confidence student often lost loses hope personal ability confidence student proud ready assignment given new innovative technology facial action coding system determine whether student confident studies dr huang stated technology studies facial expressions muscles determine expression conveyed using technology allow teacher program determine happy proud understanding material angry distraught unhappy material allows teacher provide personal help therefore provide understanding confident ready subsequent information technology help provide confidence students respective studies using facial action coding system school environments would prove beneficial valuable ability new technology understanding education would greatly increase among students need extra study tools material confidence could measued technology help could provided students better prepared mentally physically future assignments innovation could used guide students today leaders tomorrow

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one knows future holds never google cofounder sergey brin developed something people always wanted never accomplished according resources google cars drive independently specific conditions since 2009 everyones head oh fall asleep behind wheel worries true even though car drive still gives driver alerts take pulling driveways dealing complicated traffic issues said driverless cars around future argumentative essay positive aspects driverless cars even though flaws technology present today manufactuers defientely find way fix every last one almost everyday human beings come contact reckless drivers reckless drivers danger rode sensors put cars make stop time suppose well senors back 1980s could probably never present way advanced ever sensors detect respond danger ridiculous skids rollovers causin sensors apply brakes individual wheels car reduce power engine better response things human driver could safety defientely big concern world manufacturers take extra precautions making product things still remanufactured days pass driverless cars really driverless speak drivers still pay attention road case danger car simply car give signals like vibrating seats annoucing speaker might sound boring dr werner huber bmw prohect manager driver trying interpret driving fun new way manufacturers want discuss possible car entertainment information systems use headsup displays would help texting driving said actually safety feature people purchasing driverless vehicles many different questions expected amazing progress manufacturers none every safety hazard put play making vehicle even enivornment achieve needs drivers less public transportation instead driverless car public transportation taxi system googles cars driven half milion miles without crash means accident rate would certainly decrease way everything looking far safety wise driverless cars could possiblity future conclude argument world invest driverless cars lets go back look positive aspects first sensors dereasing texting driving rate last enivornmental aspect automakers continuing solve minor problems occur time test babies said tesla projected 2016 car release car capable driving autopilot 90 percent time mercedesbenz audi nissan plan release cars year 2020 driverless cars make huge sucess future stay around see future holds

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article author talks exploring venus would great discovery pursue author talks going venus done article theres lot information help humanity get planet venus hes talking evidence help scientists get people venus covers everything would take get venus feel things talking true needed get us land discover new things first thing author wrote getting venus venus around corner meaning flying venus problem although would improve something could get faster tested material called silicon carbide lasted 2 weeks hot venus planet scientists expiermenting materail could possiblily use create strong spaceship theres lot could used article far know still need lot research find evidence like perhaps figureing need research get venus know need get steps discover whole new planet know authors thoughts true

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many differant reasons limit car usage wellknown reason greatly reduce air pollution several places incuding vauban germany paris bogota colombia united states proven especially paris paris one point 2014 enforce partial driving ban purely hazzardous smog caused air pollution paris relatively quickly cleared majority smog realized also help reduce road congestion united states another larger example much limiting car use help reduce greenhouse gas emissions another good reason limiting car usage would generally reduce stress people limiting lowering usage automobiles anywhere help reduce stress mainly people wont worry much traffic maintanence repair costs air polution even general dangers driving vehicle almost everyone knows less stress good thing helps health therfore limiting much drive improve health reduceing stressed also help healthier reduces overall polution air end limiting automobilecar usage advantagous earth every country nation reduces stress promotes health reduces greenhouse emmisions around world

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landform looks like face earth many landforms might look like person thing mars landform looks like face face several photos taken viking 1 1976 mars global surveyor mgs 1998 another mgs 2001 face looks like face characteristics although looks like enourmous head really mesa butte landform happens look like face one reason landform face nasa revealed close picture face revealing landform picture caption stated huge rock formation resembles human head formed shadows giving illusion eyes nose mouth pictures werent high resolution looked like face proven landform shows landform looks like face landform since photo shows face actually means face mesa butte another reason face natural landform landform cydonia mesas common text states scientists figured another martian mesa common enough around cydonia one unusual shadows made look like egyptian pharoah shows mesas cydonia common also mesa unusual shadows gave appearence face means face landform another reason landforms like earth look like something landform text states reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho says garvin shows landforms represent look different really would face oon mars landform wouldnt face though people like cospiracy theorists may say nasa wants hide type evidence life mars wrong text statessome people think face bona fide evidence life mars evidence nasa would rather hide say cospiracy theorists text also states meanwhile defenders nasa budget wish ancient civilization mars nasa responds conspiracy theorist way nasa responsible discovering life mars would benefit shows though nasa would like responsible fo discovering life mars nasa wanted prove face natural landform overall several reasons face natural landform one nasa took picture face revealing landform another reason mesas common cydonia area face found another reason thhis landfprm like others look different really conclusion face mars landform

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valuable know student emotion class time yes valubel know student feeling teachers would actually like know every student class room going threw head feeling thanks technology called facial action coding system would make job easy teacher know student feeling class eventhough might sides like example student going rough time life want anyone know even privacy vcan issue new technology would help lot helping one reasons technology could help know student help teacher lot know student feeling alos help artical making mona lisa smile stated dr paul eckman creator facs eckman classified six basic emotionshappiness surprise anger digust fear sandness emotion help teacher know student feeling also help teacher porform better calss know students feels like exprisions face many students go lot things school teacher know whats wrong student happing lives technology show student sad anger fear evey school wants student happy feel safe school know student feels fear example teacher help student make feel safe feel fear also goes every emotion good happy schools help student life know feeling last reason make easy teacher also student technology know student confused bored happy article states classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored dr huang predicts could modify lesson like effective human instructor new way teching would make big difernece students would want learn cathing attention like makes happy schools wont boring enjoyable students teachers wont fight argue students like schools paying atttention school work benifit teacher student conclusion next technology facs impact school tecahers students many good ways like knowing student feeling issues make much easyer tecaher well student school time work yes valuable read emotion expressions students calss room big good change schools valuable

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americas love cars may soon spiraling americas car culture seemingly coming end alternative ways get work school shopping districts etc years come go quickly americans buying less cars obtaining fewer licenses advantages recieve limiting car usage takes away stress lowers air pollution benefits daily businesses first limiting car usage takes away stress businessman carlos arturo plaza statesits good opportunity take away stress people longer car worry much car price gas rising car payments insurance payments type payments every month often put big dent persons wallet take oppurtunity limiting car usage really wont worry car payments anymore plus outside environment certainly reduce stress levels almost completely interacting others waliking enjoying environment outside addition taking away stress limiting car usage result lower air pollution according duffer congestion 60 percent capital france fivedays intensifying smog limit car usage levels air pollution dramatically decrease resulting cleaner air healthy environment us live continue use cars damaging air breathe everyday causing people damage lungs pollution often chemicals harm breathing sometimes lungs americans responsibility take care earth constently using cars lastly limiting car usage benefits daily businesses selsky staes parks sport centers also bloomed throughout city new restaurants upscale shopping districts cropped rely walking stores etc block away surely increase revunue restaurants shopping districts since stores close home well willing enter store andor restaurant increasing businesses revunue also helps economy desperately need conclusion advantages gone essay greatly impact future america taking away stress former car owners lowering air pollution cleaner air breathe beneifiting daily businesses increase revunue better economy limit car usage follow advantages listed result better earth us live

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cars one popular modes tansportation used widely across united states world technology grown unbelievable hieght comes driverless cars driverless cars extremely useful cars future driverless cars used many things text states cars forsees would use half fuel todays taxis offer flexibility bus google cofounder sergey brincan explains driverless cars used much individual vehicles used big populations could carry lot people cars alert drivers dangers road steer correct way passage reads steer accelerate brake designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills suggests although may advanced technology allowing complete driverless cars vehicles stop car warn driver danger ahead google developed type driverless car text states google cars could drive independently specific conditions since 2009 technology driverless cars new people might think idea around six years text also states cars driven half million miles without crash illustrates smarter cars also safe driverless cars sound neat however may reachable text states far google cars arent truly driverless suggests technology thought may completely whole text also states means human driver must remain alert ready take situation requires driver take control car driverless car new technology developed everyday although driver may need take emergency situation vehicles capability driving themsleves many advantages specific smart cars help peoples everyday life make transportation easy driverless cars truly vehicles future

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dear state senator letter argument emphasize keep electoral college change election popular vote president united states reasonable arguments claims keep abolish electoral college primarily electoral college selection electors popular vote represent supported party official presidential election total 538 electoral college electors takes majority 270 votes elect president fair general population get independent vote ordinary people get choose president want dependent upon party elector chooses voters dont control electors vote said second article al gore popular vote 2000 bush however gore lost electoral vote resulting loss presidential election past voters refused vote partys candidate voted whomever also concern tie electoral vote happen would certainly chance popular vote would impact selection president would hands house representatives electoral college unfair voters get final choice vote goes voting presidential candidate want voters voting slate electors however benefits electoral college larger states getting attention presidential candidates smaller states also avoids runoff elections candidate recieves majority votes state senator please realize fair justifiable may upside electoral college however strongest opinion based factual content fair method abolished empathetic ordinary voters united states would provide clarity opinion situation imagine general voter get official vote presidential election would feel cheated also ask strongly consider legitimate words

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article challenge exploring venus author states clearly beneficial studying venus would despite dangers even learning harsh conditions ground level reason author still believes danger would worth though opinion may vary authors still give convincing reasons point view according article main two reasons venus would beneficial humans study would amount information could learned landscape venus millions years ago satisfy human curiosity satisfaction completing challenge faced centuries though author gives several convinving reasons studying venus perhaps influential would amount information could gain past landscape venus paragraph four author discusses venus displays several features similar earth meaning possible venus used whole lot like earth stated directly paragraph four long ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth today solely based information provided quote author already begun convince learning venus might actually lead pretty extraordinary discoveries quote saying millions years ago venus may planet liveable conditionsinstead earth scientists able discover much imagine life forms food webs could uncovered reinforce opinion venus potentislly liveable past author states furthermore recall venus cometimes nearest option planetary visit crucial consideration given long time frames space travel end paragraph four author saying quote point find brave conditions venus travel time venus practically neighbor worries secondary reason author provides humans study venus satisfy human curiosity accomplishing large task troubled humans centuries author states idea paragraph eight saying also human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors quote author saying due fact humans extremely curious likely find predicament similar tough challenges future may well begin working one sets complete task stop halfway follow problem solved also quit believe challenge hard one able stick guts needs done reap benefits whether benefits winning tough volleyball match finally sending human venus doesnt matter matter stop believing ability accomplish seemingly impossible conclusion author given many specifically two convincing reasons continue study venus main two reasons amount information could gain past landscape venus satisfying human curiosity accomplishing large task troubled humans centuries based authors suggestions humans continue study venus considered changing mind agreeing dangers would worth important knowledge past solar system would interesting know venus able support various forms life also feel author made good point stating already far studies give humans always going insatiably curious finding solution problem placing challege upon generation following us curiosity technically never killed cat

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believe electoral college doesnt give people much say becomes president commitee people voting president electoral college established founding fathers constitution compromise election president vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizens office federal register para 1 electoral college consists qualified citizens elect president even vote majority doesnt even matter president elected qualified citizens lot people prefer different way voting according gallup poll 2000 shortly al gore popular vote still lost presidency 60 percent voters would prefer direct election kind bradford plumer para 9 shows half country doesnt want closed election want direct election people still say electoral college good thing think fair way voting president even vote doesnt really matter still think good thing country also vote canidate popular vote still loses electoral college voted different person might think unfair still think good way things away electoral college unproper way voting president also unfair unfair doent give people say become president person running office majority vote still doesnt win shows people country dont really get say things important americans would like things well

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face mars natural landform scientists believe alien artifact michael malin mars orbiter camera team took pictures revealed face natural landform also saw alien monument michael team said ancient civilization wouldve planes ground egytianstyle pyramids small shacks nasa revealed image said huge rock formation formed shadows giving illusion eyes nose mouth face illusion nasas mars global survey spacecraft revealed mesa michael proved mesa picture actually shows martian equivalent mesa butte common around american west natural landform similar middle butte snake river plain idaho landform idaho lava dome takes form isolated mesa middle butte height face mars proves face mars landform

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deatlis back witer claim studying venus worthy dangerousand explain author backs claim gives alot good points huge point stood wehen said venus sometimes called earths twin becuase distance venus closest planet us denstity size pretty much venus mini earth another thing author toched venus nickname evening star writter put piece info venus becuase explaing venus one brightest points light night sky makes simple anyone spot even simple stargazer last point evedince writter used suppports claim dangerous part oif hsi calim said nasa studying goinhg send humnas study venus dangerous part mission surface conditions

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author struggles explain advantages happen nasa explores venus close impossible technology right nasa able explore venus really worth spending years millions dollars build spacecraft tell nasa venus even know spacecraft even make knowing atmosphere almost 97 percent carbob dioxide auothor excerpt thinks happen excerpt challenge exploring venus author states previous mission unmanned good reason sice spacecraft survived landing hours challenge landing spacecrafts venus almost impossible many factors nasa able figure next fifty years also author says today venus still features analogous earth challenge one major reasons people still want explore venus astronomers believe covered oceans author calls venus sister planet formed like earth knowing dangers might happen someone something venus scary trip many people willing take

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landform looks like face mars natural landform taken close pictures proven mesa mesas earth planets like marstoo landforms look like eyes nose mouth wrong eyes nose mouth probably crevices top mesa pictures snapped ten thousand times sharper original viking photos could see alien markings mesa could use digial image three times bigger pixel size mesas common around amerian west inthe desert like mars lava dome takes form isolated mesa around size face mars conclusion face mars butte mesa according cameras way prove wrong go suface mars look face make better cameas

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article making mona lisa smile nick dalto descibes new technology called facial action coding system enables computers identify human emotions new technology identify human emotions artcle said imagine cumputer knows youre happy sad according news computers sotfware recognize emotions dingthe computer know mocion people like happiness enger dear disgust asurprise sadness facial expressions people human communication nonverbal including emotional communication computers could recognize student becoming confuced boring technology make computers animated faces expenssive video games video surgery computers understand computer software stores similar anatomical information electronic code university amsterdam colleague esperts developing better ways humans computers comunicate computers know emotions thats good idea know people happy sad everything know emotions

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people hate electoral college proccess trying choose helpful priesident although electoral college abolished dispicable disision makingthere choosing way get better prisident although proccess help peoples everyday lives also proccess help people choose right prisident talk proffessionaly tv screen choose one pure heart helping people people angry electoral college electoral college process showing choose right way good prisidenteach candidate running president state group electors electors generally chosen candidates political party state laws vary electors selected responsiblities areoffice federal register source 1 process help choose president professional handsome look chocies background made pastthe winnertakesall method awarding electoral votes induces canidates saw in2012s election focus campaign efforts tossup statesposner source 33 swing statespassage 20 people hate process antiquated doesnt mean terible process people studorn ways drop stupid stituation go normal life even thought process antiquated done mean need abolished destroy true reason everybody today hate process want somebody professional process chooses president right cause professional get caught world forget true meaning president president honor come difficult task need learn leader person behind mask

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well first go back paragraph 3 nasa states thought sending pictures pubic good way atract public attention fund mars missions face became popular nasa first sent public also paragraph 7 author states mars global surveyor flew cydonia found face regular natural landform year 2001 mars global surveyor able snap picture landform said garvin picture actually showed martian equivalent buttle mesa landforms common around american west dont think landform ancient artifact alian artifact think normal landform happens look like human alian face even nasa lying us landform benefits nasa first snapped photograph shared public received alot public attention many people funded missions snap photographs landform get better look basically waste time money ended regular landform alian artifact world believed time

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cars starting get unpopular due enviromental issues people wanting get excersise money gas traffic problem mean varieties reasons cars popular decade ago passages included information cars affecting society environment health people loving theres one downside see getting destination short period time thats see problem essay explain 2 advantages limiting car usage support articles cars really affecting environment pollution big probelm global issues cars exploding tons diesel fuel fumes get air go well sticks around air us breathe trees die isnt good really puts impact humanity animals according article source 2 says days nearrecord pollution paris enforced partial driving ban clear air global city bad shows much people driving affecting air first ammount pollution put crazy paris ban driving much time clean little bit air basically saying paris becuase knew something bad gon na happen real fast smart ban driving less driving leads better environment better environment leads better world live one main things really opening eyes everyone wants somewhat healthy people get unhealthy complain moan whine theres solution next time want go somewhere take bike walk run get excerise live nation complete obesity makes us look bad america place need show world greatest nation health also plays role america acting becuase 1 paragraph 9 states unites states environmental protection agency promoting car reduced communities already starting good thing look forward 2 explanations play role helping environment health important advice anyone would yes car dont use time think world drive time especially needed think next time drive

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facial action coding system computer class good idea valuable one reason tell someone feeling cna help another reason tell students learning last reason brighten day make someelse happy feeling sad think useful good class room telling someone really help alot computer teacher help students great bad morning ruin whole day even sleep hungry also teacher see things students make jobs much easier help sad mad clear mind learn aslo help kids get help something really wrong sad mad something going home safe etc also tell classmates mood prevent things happening fights agurements conflict anyone becase everyone know feeling day computer relly help without help kids wan na grow create computers type technology maybe one school get try new schools would every school maybe schools wan na try doctors everyone try figure helpful conclusion computer facial action coding system would helpful claaroom kids adults prevent things happeing computer help kids needs help see kids learning anything see everyone feeling yess think thr facial coding system valuable classrooms

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venus dangerous scientist cant get close enough study scientist study venus cause crushing atmosphere hot temperatures wether scientist cant get close enough planet study trying create solution scientist already know get close planet planet crush possible land way hot scientist came solution thinking hover planet able study scientist believe venus use thrive life scientist believe venus many years ago venus oceans life like earth also venus close size earth along mars thats may believe life planet made electronics go along venus harsh conditions said lasted 3 weeks trying something old called mechanical computers mechanical computers stand harsh conditions pressureheat forces mechanical computers powerful flexible quick played important role 1940s world war 2 since electronics stand harsh conditions venus using something require mechanical computer uses gears levers makes good job scientist work taking challenge see surface venus

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passage challenge exploring venus author talks studying venus worthy pursuit despite danger author evaluates supports idea stating facts talks planet gives examples giving examples asks questions think reading rest passage author supports idea exploring venus challenge stating person landed lasted hours proving challenge dangerous although closest planet earth passage states single spaceship touched venus three decades venus 800 degrees fahrenheit thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus kill moment burn death breathing bad air author states conditions far extreme anything humans encounter earth environment would crush even submarine accustomed diving deepest parts oceans would liquefy many metals author saying yes earth dangerous could die going venus bigger risk could kill everyone went send two three people could see dangerous survive would able tell us equitment would need go back study safely sister planet inhospitable scientists even discussing visits surface author stating scientist putting peoples lifes danger finding diffrent way study planet author also states value returning venus seems indisputable options making mission safe scientifically productive author simply asking try come safer way study venus keep sending people obviously going make nasa studying different safer way study venus may able help scientist study venus safe way kill multiple people passage states example simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos surface lasted three weeks conditions supports author saying challenges bad also also solution people try hard enough also help scientist study venus safe way

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cars luxury others take granted many people around world operate cars every single day people around world car never operated one vauban germany residents upscale high class community decided give cars vaubans steets entirely carfree except city tram downtown freiburg runs streets one edge community dont get germany wrong allowed car theres places park car placed park large garages end neighborhood development parking isnt free must buy space 40000 along price home 70 percent vaubans citizens cars 57 percent alone sold car move car always tense im much happier way said heidrun walter media trainer mother two vauban germany completed 2006 excellent example growing trend europe united states places separate suburban life auto use component movement called smart planning according elisabeth rosenthal wrote german suburb life goes without cars cars either blessing mistake cars tend put polluting gases endanger earth paris driving banned due smog monday motorisits evennumbered license plates ordered leave cars home suffer 31 fine would apply oddnumbered plates following day car emissions trapped warmer layer air cold nights warm days congestion paris france wa 60 percent fivedays intensifying snog caused smog rival beijing china known one polluted cities world thats pretty bad competing china monday cars banned smog cleared enough ruling french party rescind ban oddnumbered plates following day car free day bogota colombia car free day every citizen either hike bike skate take buses work carfree day car free day caused city traffic jams accidents isnt first year colombia decided third day specifically called day without cars 7 million citizens expected find different way go destinations needed reach without trusty cars bogota receives vast amount rain storms day turnout still large rain hasnt stopped people participating said bogota mayor antanas mockus many citizens bogota said day takes away stress also ton pollution good opportunity take away stress lower air pollution said businessman carlos arturo plaza wife rode twoseat bicycle almost every single citizen united states america owns drives car every single day left researchers pondering fundamental question america passed peak driving united states known broad expanses suburban ideals long known one worlds prime car cultures indeed birthplace model home detroit place wilson pickett immortalized mustang sally lately americas love addiction motor vehicles seems settling april 2013 number miles driven per person nearly 8 percent peak equal country january 1995 explanation certainly comes recession broke americans could afford new cars unemployed werent going work anyway intrigues rates car ownership per household per person started come two three years downturn said michael sivak studies trend research professor university michigans transportation research institute think means something fundamental going also said changes people stopped car commuting result recession need find reasons resume habit driving spending stupid amounts money gasoline state new york new bikesharing programs skyrocketing bridge tunnel tolls refelct new priorities proliferation carsharing programs across nation study last year found driving young people decreased 23 percent 2001 2009 many people around world cut driving life many reasons safety money pollution choose driving public transportation make littlest difference community would choose

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believe face mars created aliens well incorrect scietific fact face aliens always mars man people believe face mars created aliens theroist nasa wishes ancient civilization mars sign one scientist believe face wwas another martian mesa common enough around cydonia scientist also took photos called viking photos face 1976 1998 2001 new highresolution images 3d altiemetryfrom nasas mars global survey spacecrafts reveal face mars really mesa people nasa wish ancient civilization mars facts show face part earths geography instance people believe aliens built face show living one camera team took picture ten times sharper original viking photos many people waiting results results showed natural land form alien creature everyone satisfied photos face located place cloudy time year people believed wispy clouds would find alien life cloudless sumer day took another photo show sign alien life taking photo observing evidence showed sign alien life nasa would try believe must alien life mars could find evidence prove point conclusion scientists proved face landmark mars also proved sign alien life mars

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believe driverless cars coming technology safety worlds view kind thing technology today technology need driverless cars granted cost technology affordable everyday buys smart road systems work well said google employers believe upgrade need driverless car brings step closer actually putting market apparently cars needs new starters google used toyota primus radar sensor gps reciever inertial motion sensor upgrade starter use combination different materials impersonate human driving car safety car big factor leading future google car went half million miles without crash know many people drive went long without kind car crash safety also effecient alerts driver need take motion sensor makes sure driver hands never leave wheel features game changers people drive forward believe world accept change driverless cars think cars would hit market sell trendmendous amount soon release technology cars nothing new like sensors radios used different way increase car technology safety others cars would say energy engine sensors conclusion topic driverless cars eventually happen reasons believe technology safety world adapting change

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artical driverless cars coming author presents positive negitive aspects driverless cars positive aspects shown one would drive anymore cars would drive themselfs negitive aspects safe yet safe still least one accadent charged owner manufacturer think self driving cars would good thing society would less accadents lot hours would saved becuse trafic would move much smoother due lack car accadents would sides car randomly breaks passenger asleep driver sees going accadent good reaction time skills needed drive car car would bennafical scociety

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author continuaslly shows belive studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers author said paragraph 5 nasa working blimp like vechicle would hover landscape paragraph said vechicle would hover 30 miles terrain paragraph 5 author said ship would stay 30 plus miles high order tempeture stay around 170 degrees fahrenheit also paragraph 5 text said air pressure would close sea level earth paragraph 6 author includes many scientist working innovations would allow machines work long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus paragraph 7 text say nasa tested simplified electronics made silicon carbide simplified electronics proved work 3 weeks chamber simulationg chaos venuss surface evidence displayed shows author scientist think trip venus would worthy cause text started facts planet venus author slowly talked safely study venus equipment would needed

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avantages limiting car usage real eye opener giving cars walking kids school walk work alot exercise also helps enviroment greatly people even say makes feel better less tense car always tense im much happier way said mother two media trainer pollution caused cars pretty big deal pollution paris even partially banned driving drive get thirtyone dollar fine even numberd license plate next day would odd numbered license plate monday motorists evennumberd license plates orderd leave cars home suffer 22euro fine 31the would apply oddnumbered plates following day countries even hold programs every year addressing situatuon bogotacolumbia hold carfree day colombians either walked rode bisicles hiked took buses work day program held three years straight ever violated program finned twentyfive dollarsbogotacolombiain program set spread countriesmillons colombians hikesbikedskated took buses work carfree day yesterday leaving streets capital city errily devoid traffic jams helps lot exercise believe lot americans obeiest lack exercise whole idea certainly help alot health exercise walk house block away thats helping legs cardiovascular muscles get stronger well eventually car free day believe pollution obiesity also go also gas prices go wouldnt borrow oil countries well wouldnt drive may cars everyone rides bikes walk wouldnt need gas stations things like would also help people fined able pay would help duis since wouldnt driving drinking causes deaths drunk driver hits someone else feel great idea look would cutting pollution gas prices would also cutting peoples health like obesity breathing hasardious smoke fumes also would cutting number deaths due drunk driving texting driving wrecks general

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year 2016 future google purposing idea driverless car done several tests discovered cars drive self alert driver take times however still test perhaps truly driverless car one day sounds exciting right read article long ago thought would pretty neat car also asked development agreed wanted kind cars really say want happen new driverless car pros also cons good thing new driverless car would drive much could taken anywhere new car sensors cameras gps would safe hands driverless car googles tests also proven cars driven millions miles yet crash maybe car good idea along good things also comes bad things google driverless car drive encounters road accident road block manually driven also called driverless stills needs driver seat hands wheel isnt quite like false advertising another con car crashes would manufacturers fault drivers fault many laws would sort letting people buy type car view going development agaisnt devopment think going telling truth many cons good things car yeah new exciting inventive one could resist car however many safety concerns times even drive opinion new driverless cars

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author answering rather humans going venus worth dangers presents author thinks yes go venus meet edges imaginations curiosity making machines last longer venus first reason author gave us land venus meet edges imaginations means thed human body always thinking space putting humans venus give us answer imangination maybe make us think even author say meet edges imaginations also says striving meet challenge presented meet edges imaginationsenus value insight gained planet also human curiosity author means showing never wondering always wanting something answer question example wonder book would read book like wonder venus like want land last reason author gave us nasa making machines able handle weather venus text says many researchers work innovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus author saying hes menaing sinse machines make venus learn able send humans planet author giving us reasonf thinks yes go venus meet edges imaginations curiosity making machines last longer venus

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first hear driverless car think world sounds cool want one let tell may sound cool safe really driverless cars seem cool easy really sound safe cars lot sensors one breaks opinion yeah sure would nice wouldnt trust like said paragragh 9 drivers would get tired waiting car signal drive entertainment systems doent mean keep drivers focused would still pain always waiting around car signal take control car would also raise many questions got wreck whos fault wreck could manufacturer car something broke didnt signal right could also fault paying attention mention cars allowed lots things would change traffic laws would change order deal expenses damage done accident going pay finally dont see cars good idea driverless cars yet ready drive needs many things could go wrong willing take risk

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challenge exploring venus author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangerss presents used detsils story evaluate welll author supported hisher idea article author didnt really supports idea venus wothy pursuit despite danges presents auther gave te readed evidents supporting idea venus harsh conditions studying paragraph 3 stares sayin venus atmosphere almost 9 percent carbon dioxide countines say even challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmoshere facts tells reader dangeros venus planets suface trmperatures average 800 degreees fahenheit tells us wat hot venus anything paragraph 4 author said long time ago venus probabl covered oceans like earth author suppor idea venus worthy pusuit author lack evedence support idea venus worthy purusit despite danger presents author details suppor venus worth author good job supporing claim

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imagine time future cars intelluctually capble driving theirselvesin articledriverless cars comingthe author effectively argues positive negative aspects driverless carsthe author uses rhetorical devices logos pathos prove aspects correct use driverless carsa society enable use driverless cars would fundamentally change world logosa rhetorical device defined logic appeal facts effective way author shows driveless cars would benefit societyhe envisions future fleets driverless cars form publictransportation taxi systeminquiring important sensor called dubbed lidar creates 3d model cars surroundingsthis emphasizes sensor effective humanthe author states comination input neccessary driverless car mimic skill human wheel driverless cars implements act safety reponsive inactivity driverthe author revealsin 2013bmw announced development traffic jam assitant car handle driving functions speeds 25 mphbut special touch sensors make sure driver keeps hold wheellogos one many ways author effectively shows driverless cars help benefit society pathos another rhetorical device defined emotional appeal another effective way author shows driverless cars would benefit societythe author goes say informaton systems car entertainment systems able used effectively delivering headsup displaysthis could decrease number accidents caused texting nd drivingthe author states display systems soething availabe drivers trying text cell phone waythe incar system actually safety featureand safety big concernemotions drawn talking disdfunctional aspects producrthe author states idf technology fails someone injuredwhos faultthe driver manuafacturerthis may spark interest emotion safety publici believe laws release driverless cars passedpathos one many ways author effectively shows driverless cars help benefit society society enable use driverless cars would fundamentally change worldis something belive author effectively provedhis facts evidence clearly stoody behind points createdthe driverless cars would definitely help improve society whole

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world develops time goes forward technology advancing year cell phones gaming devices every piece technology getting better better one piece technology also getting better years go space techonolgy transportation nasa created idea able live close hosstile conditions venus people would live blimplike vehicle planet venuss climate terrain might issue growing pursuit people companies like nasa making towards travilling venus thats say study travel towards planet pros cons weather venus perilous anything could think earth paragraph 3 challenge exploring venus author states even challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere planets surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience planet facts dangerous venus insane think anyone would want travel study planet venus hand nasa author challenge exploring venus think study venus worthy pursuit paragraph 4 challenge exploring venus author says astronomers fascinated venus may well one earthlike planet solar systemfurthermore recall venus sometimes nearest option planetary visit conditions neighboring planet venus seem outweigh history symetry planets exploration study venus might worthwhile cause even without traveling venus companies astrologist still learn great deal atmosphere venus without putting lives risk concluding paragraph challenge exploring venus author breifly talks studying planet venus benefit intellingence world author states paragraph 8 striving meet challenge presented venus value insight gained planet also human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors authors opinion article could possibly spoton challenges trying gain access venuss surface united states well several countries expanded technological advances everything said done exploration studying venus major pros cons pros challenge venuss surface technology advance point one day humans may able travel hostile planet cons course temperature pressure terrain atmospher planet desperately trying travel travel expanded neighboring planets topic space travel popular ever human start new era space travel

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exploring venus throughout text author suggests studying venus worthy mission also knows cons visiting venus may seem easy thing accomplish since planet close earth actually exploring difficult task theres many obstucles harsh conditions towards humans visisting venus many facinated earth like firstly venus part solar system paragragh two stays venus often referred earths twin terms density size quote explains planets similar one another many years discover things planet know safe austronauts could possibly send people stay addition paragrapgh four states venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various life forms like earth today many wonder planet changed change could form back finally many cons throught expirement visiting venus throught text talks different earth well could possibly harm living thing paragrapgh three quotes thick atmosphere almost nightyseven percent planets surface tempatures average eight hundred degrees preasure nighty percent higher earth human meant survive throught conditions submarine cant even handle deep parts planet human flesh would burn melt high tempatures preassue humans would explode conclusion austronauts capable finding safe things humans travel venus could possibly survive austronauts push challenges could value also humans curious could lead anything shall expand investigation

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dear state senator letter discuss issue many people may problems past would like make suggestion trying change electoral college system popular vote changing system popular vote may best thing citizens want make votes count think also fair big state gets attention smaller states according richard posner states bigger states gets attetion presidential candidates campaign small state think equal states get much attetion presidential candidates matter size according bradford plumer states sometimes electors decide vote partys candidate vote ever want fair citizens voters able contol vote vote shouldnt depended someone else might even trick end voting someone people didnt want bradford also states 500000 voters would equal 55 representatives represent 35 million voters amouint voters vote one party president another congress shows houses selection doesnt need expected people change system people shouldnt depending elector votes would vote counts winnertakeall system worst thing electoral college making unfair voters since states candidates know dont chance winning dont spend time state go states know get votes bradford plumer also said 2000 campaign seventeen states didnt get see candidates 25 largest media markets didnt get see single campaign ad doesnt make fair states becasuse wanted see wanted cast vote candidates spend equal time state even know arent going win might people states might like candidate reasons suggest electoral college system go away popular vote would better idea candidate shouldnt win cause winnertakeall system cause electors didnt listen voters peoples hands think candidate peoples votes really count

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face mars face shadows cause landformation appear mouth nose eyes 2001 photo summer shadows cast facial features 1976 photo nasa really discovered life mars would tell public would huge discovery conspiracy theorists say aliens smart well smart havent contacted us would oh genious aliens waste time making face ill tell dont exist martian equivalent butte mesa people nasa done much natural landformation took another photo 1998 first photo wanted prove wasnt aliens photo 2001 proved alien creation theorists say things make nasa seem protective amke seem like hide information nasa hiding information would release photo first place alien markings knew take two photos prove theorists wrong one day land mars nasa prove us ancient life forms land prove us wrong conspiracy theorists stay say lying theorists love make people believe want best conspiracy one better conspiracy would knock compition way make money many subscribers get better conspiracy subscribers poeple always doubt nasa really searches dont understand nasa personal gain searching answers answers universe alien life forms nasa would tell people much joy wonder one day know truth

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author started article well jumping studing venus worthy pursuit despite danger told venus drag interesting place reasoning sayiing cause author states venus brightest night sky even though planet actual name isnt even venus evening star kind get place thought like since brightest night sky thats called star pulls brightest sayin even amature stargazers spot begining started beginning support idea proved challenging place exmine closely stating dangerous explore close proves also worthy explore poorly didnt quite include reasonging worthy provided minimum examples ideas insight gained planet also human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors really tries get saying earth wanting explore imagine fill self doubt enough based dangers going planet venus ideas dangerous explore rather worthy explore listed five resons good ideab explore listed helpful case dangers listed exploring venus close inhospitible thick atmesphere ninteyseven percent carbon dioxide blanket covering even submerine couldnt survive humans sent sacecraft land still claims unmanned since spacecraft sent survived landing considering pros cons authors examples points exploring venus worthy despite dangers evaluated idea poorly based content ideas provided could went diffrent way provided thing would make us less afraind explore sister planet close personal

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believe driverless cars developed may true people states go driverless cars people making driverless cars improve everyday every new type development going positives negatives positives driverless car drive self also driverless cars alerts individual thats driving car danger negatives driverless cars lots improvements made exampleif alert system didnt work 15 seconds accident car driving someone got hurt would police blame manufacture even error still think driverless cars would helpfull ways driverless car could helpful individual driver roadtrips reason said road trips long even fall asleep driving car car ninety percent driving still safe car driving problem keep hands wheel times people fall asleep driving always keep hands wheel dont think people keeping hands wheel problem conclusion believe development driverless cars cars fully developed believe cars bring positives negatives believe development driverless cars

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think facial action coding system bring help classrooms students like get bored working computer computer read face expression see bored change whats screen something appealing maybe would brighten mood theres doubt students dont like school fine incredibly boring working computers brings sort excitement prefer technology standard teachings personally would prefer sit computer like learn assignments fact id rather able sit home work school work able take breaks whenever feel like school like work hate facs technology brighten things school maybe wouldnt boring maybe wouldnt mind getting 630 every morning get ready go somewhere dont even want go would love computer read facial expressions change whats screen something suitable like said surprise majority students like school facs technology could really bright future goes well might make school place children young adults would actually look forward going

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lukes point view would thought great experiance thinks people join well luke said time amazing got work animals weeks whole month another thing whatever wanted way back pick next load animals reasons join get free time whatever wantand also get responsibilites responsibilites work animals clean themfeed themand clean stalls etc like working animalsdont get sea sickand arent careless could also job also details article luke fun said would amazing experience responsibilites sometimes fun although sometimes die thrown board waves wind could best experiance right people luke said made aware people countries needs also said grateful opportunity like luke helped farms would excellent job

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article challenging explore venus author suggesting study venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents venus brightest point light night sky challenging place examine closely explains sent numerous spacecraft none survived landing hours maybe issue explains single spaceship touched venus three decades para 2the author explaining long one touched venus survived landing makes challenging planet humans study thick atmosphere 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus even challenging clouds highly corrisive sulfruroc acid atmosphere planets surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmpospheric pressure 90 times greater para 3 means venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system weather like erupting volcanoespowerful earthquakes lightning strikes probes going land surface many researchers working innovations would allow machines last long enough knowledge venus nasa working approaches studying venus means nasa finding better ways make technology last longer resistant venus weather condtions therefore author good explanation challenging idea study venus worthy pursuit dangers

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beileve tecnology driverless cars necessary todays society used worth one big ideas saw article newer use sensors vehicles use today many sensors today used warn stop driver collisions accidents may accure moment beileve technology needed ever everyone unexperienced handicaped drivers currently still learning drive get license cautious peers driving would feel comfortable car could stop wiith drivers noticing possibly stoping stop collision save life would much like see technology come fruition let world harness abilities mankind towards safer better future laws aginst use driverless cars reasonable need adjust research towards safety people aim protect laws beileve dont realize testing researching new methods step foward safety sake testing variables somethings dont seem understand technologies invented help save people today searched internet one second could find sorts stories cars saving drivers creating terrible mistake saving lives laws make question us society ever society allowed grow knowledge sciences test ideas must sucome new technologies available time must lose context push towards breaking laws aginst testing accept new technology future child watched cartoons flying cars cities space todays age ability strive dream future one day hope sitting cab driving perfectly fine releasing large amounts toxins air breath survive yet another thing admire driverless cars ability use much less amounts fuel rather traditional vehicles may already know cars pushout lots burned fossil fuels new technology presented cars use less fossil fuels burning less fossil fuels thumbs lesser impact world rather world without gladly accept new technologies driverless cars presented today feel safer knowing computer system save human errors guarentee technology safe efficient world studied new technology suit society interest study new sensor technology thank much fuel concerns today vehicles technology future need help save lives many people society future stand back watch possibilities future restricted laws dont understand purpose technology

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artcle driverless cars coming author talks cars becoming like movies televison people always wanted drive cars improving much good bad technology improves stuff driveless cars good dangerous might even change world also human kind generations come since technology really improving cars starting completely people still need car article author states google car simply announces driver needs take agree kinds cars warn drivers take driver sleeping cars trying alert driver drive driver could hear really didnt care driver would die injure people also author claims driving laws focus keeping drivers passengers pedestrians safe instead warning driver driver doesnt take car stop within seconds nothing bad happens also think alot people would suing diffrent companies disasters really wouldnt companies fault drivers taking alerted author claims technology fails someone injured ia faultthe driver manufacturer conclusion said article road truly autonomous car stretches ahead us grow closer destination every day already year probably release car drive self author said mercedesbenz audi nissan plan cars drive b 2020

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believe using new technology called facial action coding system valuable read emotional expressions students classroom facs facial action coding system calculate emotional expressions given face process begins computer constructs 3d computer model faces calculating result participation classroom tell students feeling teacher help get back work subject working muscles signify person feeling facs job facs looks characteristic movements face weighting different units software even identify mixed emotions figure emotions comparing neutral face showing emotion humans also use method see someone feels facs really valuable read faces students classroom expected show brilliant work software industries facs modify lessons classrooms feelings facs next software used think valuable use classromm students

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unmasking face mars article explains us face mars actually face mars actually type landform called mesa proven us revealing 1998 2001 image april 5 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia michael malin mars orbiter camera moc took pictures landform pictures ten times sharper one picture vikings revealed image first appeared jpl wedsite thousands anxious web surfers disappointed image revealed face actually natural landform alien monument cloudless summer day cydonia april 8 2001 mars global surveyor able get close enough landform snap picture roll spacecraft 25 degrees center face field view said garvin team captured clear picture using cameras maximum resolution pixel 2001 image spans 156 meters compared 43 meters per pixel best 1976 viking photo image proved wrong thought face face mars actually type lanfrom called mesa due revealing 1998 2001 image images proved us face face alien monument actual landform also able comapre another landform like paragraph 12 understand pretty well know actually youve done research

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yes valuable use see student really paying attention also tell student bored depressed something like said article making mona lisa smile technology tell wether person happy seeing face kid anyone making come handy others future know use technolghy see wether really liking something wether really hating something also see making one expression image conclusion say techology nit good schools around world good use everyones daily lifes used help people hospitals world used stop crinmes used see wether someone lieing even indicate person probably thinking planning

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even though venus said uninhabital author supports idea studying venus enough would want make people study author uses logos prove venus worthy studied stating factual evidence nasa nasa best place get information planets like venus thats author got venus thirtyplus miles surface temperatures would still toasty around 170 degrees fahrenheit air pressure would close sea level earth solar power would plentiful radiation would exceed earth levels easy conditions survivable humans5 evidence would help perssuade people shows venus used exactly like earth would want explore planet find anything happened could stop earth conclusion author would defently able perssuade everyone venus would defently would great planet explore find physical evidence venus gone could happened

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many people see driverless cars future automobile industry one people personally believe negative aspects outweigh positive several reasons concluded first driverless cars require many different types sensors equipment necessary manually driven cars stated paragraph four types technology video cameras gps recievers likely cause cost cars much higher many people willing pay inflated price thing secondly driverless cars actually require driver front seat attentive road times like stated paragraph seven reason several situations road construction accidents car unable safely proceed automatically one incidents occurs driver take order proceed may seem like much actually means driver unable multitude task using cell phone lastly legal issues surrounding type transportation driverless car get accident would responsible would driver manufacturer even programmer laws situation yet put place according paragrah nine means disputes individuals larger companies likely occur tell many issues surrounding idea driverless cars price legality seems trouble worth doesnt personal opinion yes hopefully persuaded see way well

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artical making mona lisa smile author describes new technology called faicial action coding system enables computers identify human emotion decussion faicial action coding system good bad brought agree clame faicial action coding system actually good could usefull one sorse evidence suporting agree facial action coding system good thing states selection classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored would good thing days almost class lessons starting set computere say teacher looking computer students looking computers would teacher able look everyones faces see emotions towards lession face emotions say say tell exactly feeling also states computer could recongnize student becoming confused bored technology teacher wouldnt worry students getting lession easy boring students computer would teacher would also allow teacher persicely point knows need help students wont say anything arent getting lesson either afraid say something dont feel comfterable asking help facial action coding system student wount say anything computer would pick face making dr huang predicts could modify lesson like effective human instructor meaning facial action coding system could change lesson acording face emotions eitther make lesson harder cause computer picks bored make lesson little eaiser face emotions show confused getting another reason facial action coding system good thing becaue could tell subject paintings famous paintins artist dead arent explain painting means showing facial action coding system us take mona lisa example everyone always says smile leonardo da vinci trying exspress painting shes 83 happy 9 disgusted 6 fearful 2 angry able identified facial action coding system allowing us know everyone asking painting mona lisa another reason facial action coding system good idea computer pick one emotion yet pick mixed emotions computer wont allow pic person happy sad mad could pick person worried anciest time would able know exactly feel look person pick mixed emotions person tells exactly feel facial action coding system tell without even ask also could tell hiding feelings dont want tell really feel facial action coding system good thing good idea denifit teachers class able tell students getting lesson able explain art artist dead cant tell hes trying exspress also tell exactly someone feels even dont tell exactly feel examples facial action coding system usefull im sure plenty

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use technology read emotional expressions students classroom isnt good idea students may feel depressed probably dont want anyone know using technology exposing although good intentions people may feel comfortable using many people like hide emotions show technology exposed emotions also lead bullying bullying lead even depression anger schools dont tolerate bullying technology somewhat promoting even though good intentions im sure alot people tell emotions looking also shows technology uncalled simply ask someone theyre tell article says fact humans perform immpressive calculation everyday instance probably telll friend felling simply look face instead wasting money technology simply ask feeling use technology ask alot people wouldnt even use either dont feel comfortable using either dont want people know theyre feeling alot people dont

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believe students able use new technology called facial action coding system could help improve students interest subject technology could also enforce students want get better grades using facial action coding system could benefit classroom students software could help improve students interest could modify lesson like actual teacher system would detect bored likely make entertaining valuable coding helps teachers understand change teaching format text states class room computer could recognize student becoming confused bored could modify lesson like effective human instructordr huang could also help students want get better grades notice software changing students benefit maybe start enjoying class take seriously facial action coding system could see downfall new technology valuable students class home helps understand going class also personal experience software compared basic lessons facial action coding system makes teacher front home future technology probably make classrooms students advanced

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hi names kaigen idea self driving vehicles honestly think would cause mayham think deer runs front car know probably thinking fool proof plan avoid incidents take word deer replace child yeah changes things little huh matter fool proof claim self driving cars bad idea things happen technology fails part life story even says driver take control entering leaving driveway theres road work needs driver take ok happens going intersection light turns red car going speed stop middle road going school zone hows car going know different also said article work would espensive opinion last thing need go even debt yes see good idea beleive bad rules good instinse imagine would happen car pulled front sure machines probably pretty good reaction time anywhere close reaction time frightened parent child saftey number one thing car manufactures need worried get okay come would want see flaws adressed anyone puts child vehicle saying bad idea heck even seee time future car driving around dont think everything figured yet dont think anytime soon reasonable come market need meet saftey regulations also beleive going track cars run tracks like train would rip every highway every back road evey interstate would take ridiculous amount time money talking billions billions dollars possible two three decades kaigen im vehicle drive plain simple safe would cost far much make safe reasonable sincerly kaigen

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fellow citizens many advantages limitng car use one big advantage reduce global warming automoblie causes large percent greenhouse gas emissions stated source 1 paragraph 5 limiting car usage reduce greenhouse gas emissions half car pollution also aslo cause smog aslo took toll paris ban driving smog due smog delivery companies lost revenue public transit free charge couple days smog also travel easily cities throughout air also car usage taken toll previous bills united states stted source 1 80 percent appropriations law gone highways 20 percent transport limitng car usage greatly reduce number traffic jams throughout cities staed souce 4 bogata carfree day parks sports centers bloomed throughout city rushhour restrictions dramatically cut traffic new restaurants upscale shopping districts cropped 118 miles bicycle paths means exercise good health

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essay im going prove electorial colleges gotten rid think elections popular vote electorial colleges public wants voted really doesnt matter majority electorial college disagrees well majority vote irrelevant election canidate electorial college voted election electorial college unfair outdated irrational comepletely agree statement electorial colleges dermocratic vote presidential canidate well youre actually voting slate electors electorial college also unfair way determine president well state different number electorial college votes state equal amount electors make least somewhat fair still unfair fact always vote popular vote citizens electorial college decides vote actual winner becomes problematic citizens canidate majority america didnt want become president president problematic people may become angry upset way canidate felt didnt stand good cause unfit run country charge also like point letting people vote want become president vote may even matter make difference electorial college going want anyways

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dear senator electoral voting system abolished unfair undemocratic electoral votes votes f people thats matter countercaims address aperson votes actually vote candidate vote group electors candidate electors may even vote candidate sworn electoral voting system extremly unstable even number electoral voters united states making tied vote possibility bad even though electoral votes suposedly based candidates people vote mean candidate people voted wil also voted electoral college electoral voters seperated state state number electoral voters proportional population candidates change campaigns focus stateswith electoral voters makes sense competitive perspective makes extremley unfair states smaller populations wrong many ways worst electoral voting system encourages kind copetition electoral voting system undemocratic united states prides people freedom electoral college represents exact opposite electoral college votes people people voting exact opposite united states supossedly stands anyone learns united states sees electoral colege think united states cracked united states wants conlcusion senator definetly try work toward abolishing electoral college undemocratic allow people direct say voting volatile voting system could cause crashes severities united states aving tied votes electoral voting system uncourages states left unfair competition unstable way number electoral voters balanced states electoral college essentially goes everything united states stands supposed believe

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electoral college stopped electoral college takes away peoples rights electoral college takes away peoples rights people united states one decides president senators votes us citizens put counted senators votes opinion matter size statepopulation number votes put end whole youre voting president would vote slate electors big argument called disastor factor electors refused vote certain candidate people take responsibility vote also less likely tie let people vote president slate electors even number people could tie point state population shouldnt depend many representatives given house representatives candidates spend time states chance winning mostly worry swing states either one could win shouldnt slate electors people maybe one day electoral college abolished live people states unfair candidate people united states

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think keep electoral vote reasonings certainty outcome everybody agrees himher swing states big statesand avoiding runoff elections certainty outcome keep electoral voting system accurate using popular vote election 2012 would accounted popular votes barack obama would lost election want president believes believe also want president appeals everyone one region united states want president gets things done like obama lot debt swing states big impact whether heshe office likely pay attention campaign states impact whether win election need big states help win elections without presidents wouldnt get much electoral votes bigger states smaller states need electoral votes opponent win election popular votes electoral college would avoid runoff elections runoff elections nobody gets mojority votes electoral college would giving presidency candidate electoral votes popular conclusion popular votes doesnt mean anything electoral votes win election

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