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venus like earth havent scientists gone explored yet ask theres lot reasons like dangerous technlogy doesnt matter author challenge exploring venus even though might potential risks still thinks shall go explore author great points actually go venus even though may dangerous lot information nasa opinions send people explore venus like paragraph 5 explains idea nasa haves sending people venus blimp like vehicle lot pros cons idea explain well would work explains wouldnt work theyll high hovering wouldnt able take pictures take samples rocksgas anything quicly dumped idea trash author quickly jumps information nasa released telling us working better innovations would allow machines last long enough venus could possibly work since nasa people go moon already work hard would able create machine able go venus also explains venus hot take phones cameras liquify metals nasa also working way take mechanical computers explains lot paragraph good ideas point go makes thing still need even advancements know soon nasa machine go venus already people moon machine sadly died year2019 mars venus next make venus one day maybe scientist first least machine able gather samples earth study one day humas go venus believe author explained well go author supported idea well article even made change perspective lot meaningful info well lot info general useful supported fact go venus one day right technology

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lot scientists think face created aliens know natural landform evidence aliens mars say aliens made face first feel natural landform would aliens attempt make human face reason know look like even aliens wouldnt make face humans reason passage states made emourmous head would make sculpture head whole body aliens actually knew look like would make head next honestly pictures people got overtime doesnt even look like human face looks like bird fading away speaking real natural landform could crater wind chipped away would cool aliens made sculpture none people clear evidence proof aliens made lastly high definition picture could reflection kind place eyes supposed black also right side looks like cut easy see right side looks like straight line erosion could eroded right side natural landform picture shows craters beside face big clue lanform natural examplify would practically impossible say assuming aliens could honestly anything would make sense natural landform even earth natural landforms look like objects animals think natural landform

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dear state senator would rather want changing election popular vote electoral college process causes many promblems first consists 538 electors 270 electoral votes required elect presidentsource 1 also perhaps leads tie electoral votings could possibly lead deadlocked electionsource 1 process electoral college give full rights voters fair first reason guys change election go popular votes causes many promblems 538 electors consisted 270 electoral votes required elect president tells people vote really give right people always right vote addition lead big catastrophe electoral college process unfair voters also lead tie electoral votings equals deadlocked election lastly process outdated irrational arguments direct elections spurious completely vanish process

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scared would looked right saw one steering wheel car next well many car companies working driverless cars public technology although imperfect moment around years stated article google cars could drive independently specific conditions since 2009 however driverless cars dangerous banned completely driverless legal issues car crash technology still insufficent trusted first driverless cars completely driverless example article stated steer accelerate brake designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills navigating work zones around accidents information see driverless cars still completely driverless make dangerous driver paying attention attention needed could fatal driver failed get steering wheel time secondly legal issues would created new form car would catastrofical numbers laww suits question would responsible difficult one text stated technology fails someone injured faultthe driver manufacturer question raise lot legal issues many states fact already banned car stated text result states illegal even test computer driven cars california nevada florida district coloumbia led country allowing limited use semiautononomous cars see many states banned self driving machines obiously good resons law suits legal issues dangerous finally technology still insufficent trusted lives innocent people technology still fully tested cant full keep passengers safe shouldnt trusted text stated car handle driving functions speeds 25 mph special touch sensors make sure driver keeps hold wheel shows insufficent technology today technology cant drive car self shouldnt trusted drivers distracted self driving cars would almost never need human assistance moment drivers would distracted would able react time conclusion dangerous driverless cars banned completely driverless legal issues crash technology still insufficent trusted maybe future advances technology cars could trusted legal issues would cease cars certified safe maybe far future trust cars completely diverless lives moment driverless cars banned

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driverless cars coming postive development cars humans law focus safe going town car drive also car used phone gps lot technology one reason good idea cars develope becuase laws worried people safe cars drive technology needs never get reck built cars like technology smart phone could new game changer even though people get bored driving good always drive want people might like go town becuase car take worry getting sleep stay night driving car drive without problem people dont get see bad lot reasons bad let car drive im supporting goood side techonolgy big part car enough techonolgy actually make car really smart careful roads could great cars already smart example saw commercial car stops driver paying attention thats people crash either dont pay attention phones point great reasons car built saftey trips technology people learn new things try new things

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hello scientist nasa disscusing fase mars think created aliens text says must degree surprise among mission controllers back jet propulsion lab face appeared monitors sensation short lived scientists figured another martian mesa common enough around cydonia one unusual shadows made look like egyptian pharaoh face mars bunch rocks shadows making face fact mesa mars shadows common enough even said text michal malin mars orbiter camera team snapped picture ten times sharper original viking photos thousands anxious web surfers waiting image first appeared jpl web site revealing natural landform alien monument alien life mars face mesa michal malin first find showed web surfers hope found looking face alien life forms mars

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technology come far grown tramendously invention tell ones feelings simple move muscle would perfect classroom use many adolesence school setting get tired bored distracted invention could notify teacher happens even change assignment something interesting specific person many teens society suffer anxiety depression invention might even able save lifes could show one sad school setting could notify counselor friend talk someone feeling highly angery could rearrange computers content something cheerful happy try alter mood one could feel stressed overwhelmed lead many things help new technologies many feelings discomfort could resolved article states many facts shown facial expression also tells computer able process begins computer constructs 3d model face 44 major muscles model must move like human muscles states main emotions available facial movements listing following happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness also finds hidden emotions like one says fine notice actually seem sad computer tell facial expression false certain muscles move huge example research done pianting mona lisa test taken facial expressions painting show 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent fearful 2 percent angry shows alot new technology shows proven work article shows experiment could benefitting every day classroom settings need new technology could life saving game changing time change game help many teens ones step time

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venus worthy pursuit study becase venus closest planet earth terms density size sometimes closest earth planet solar system venus could features earth made scentist trying find way study features venus surface long ago venus probably covered largley oceans could supported various form life like earth scientist want study venus one time might like earth living creatures oceans venus planet surface rocky sediment includes familiar features valleys mountains crater also features earth also dangers going study venus made venus really dangerouse place study atomsopher nasa working approaches study venus making simplifeid electronics mad silicon carbide test champer simulating chaos venus surface lasted three weeks condition another project looking back old technolgy called mechanical computer used 1940 world war technology maybe way go see surface venus venus thick atomosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets really big thing temperature venus atomosphere venus surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit pressure 90 times greater earth evironment venus could crush submarine accustomed diving deepest oceans venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system venusian geolgoy weather present additional impediments like erupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes frequent lightning strikes probes seeking land surface previous mission unmanned good reason sincce spacecraft survived landing hours single spacecraft safly touched venus three decades really dangerouse study venus atompshere surface venus national aeronautics space adminstration nasa one particularly compelling idea sending humans study venus nasa possible solution hostile condition surface venus would allow scientist float fray nasa would float blimplike vehicle hovering 30 miles study surface venus temperature floating 30 miles would 170 degrees fahrenheit survivable humans really dangerouse thing scientist finding ways study venus surface scentist really trying hard see venus really like earth long time ago

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seagoing cowboy program popular choice career meeting new people traveling place place taking care animals fun right youd like make frineds theres sorts ways meet new people program youre able every one first new people youre going meet fellow crew members ship get destination meet even people whether strangers sidewalk even army crew waiting animals traveling definetely ive traveled many places favorites greece china italy favorite part greece acropolis way china saw panama canal loved taking gondola ride venice italy adventuring old castle crete pretty cool youre big animal lover job may ive taken care hundreds animals first shipment contained 335 horses along horses enough hay oats get trip trips long taking care animals kept busy long busy healthy animals fed watered two three times day stalls cleaned like said meeting new people traveling always fun love animals youre practically ready sign seagoing cowboys arent always easy sure fun

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think facial action coding system think good idea use humans without consent technology important still think good idea using humans isnt good thing want keep emotion hidden dont think good idea uncover world positive place happy people made happy werent actually happy person death family member wanted keep secret random person starts snooping around tells everyone person isnt actually happy since article tell fake smile real smile could possibly happen person gives consent fine nobody able read someones emotion thing facial recognition classroom might make interesting way make school interesting would great im sure far would go make students happy says could modify lesson like efective human instructor far would modify also became thing would take place teachers would bad thing many people would lose jobs says would able tell confused good thing way wouldnt ask teacher come help would know come help still think bad idea im sure good idea something reads emotion feel like things better covered uncovered technology consume world careful

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cars good bad citys subrbs say yes france vauban suburban area germany paris frances somg became thike days made moterd vehicles illegile somg cleard pulotion went paris beasy streets wear feild silent sounds bikes scate boards scaters vauban suburban area germany streets feild kids bikes scaters plenty suburban area moter vehicles kinds illegle place park socure parking grages scurst suburbes bogota colombia car free day program get people get injoy freash air hopfully going spreed country cars become thing past go green lets see future brings ous

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heard scoop driverless cars yet well many powerfull people world actually actually good points always bad every good first ill explain good fetures driverless cars opinion position cars good using telephone driving also would like eat snack ability mobile inside car canmany people hard time getting around limit things could past one exzample navigation another good feature cars gas ability less also sensors allow car able detect danger accident around good features driverless cars next would like share bad features driverless car opinion position believe one biggest arguments twoards cars accident responsibility many manufacturers become upset astonished heads line may dont want anything causes accidents made either cars drivers people want blame others accident causes thats world today reasons really affect cars poeple said things like would anyone want driverless car still needs driver questions need answered people likely would get bored tired waiting around day waiting car need assisted agree also start completely far ahead future nobody predict bad reaons driverless car kindave idea driverless cars many people reaserch really dig deep many powerfull people world saying cars

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use classrooms unneccessary lot classrooms readings would vary would 100 accurate would expect technology use schools begin argument would involve lot money computers systems technology installed school small school 30 40 classrooms would need provide lot money amount types new technology needed paragraph 7 article states home pc cant handel comoplex algorithms used decode mona lisas smile case schools wouldnt able use computers already would need purchase newer expensive computers school would buy equipment hardware needed would installed student student moods vary may talking friend focused lesson could also students focused working another class may need catch others may home life something else affecting cause innacurate readings recorded could also misreadings system due malfunction someone moving around much many kids move around camera might get good look could hardware issue dirty lense causing misread even miscalibrated sensor kids might also know recorded purposely try mess algorithms get computer change lesson technology super effective role schools many issues come best easiest way teacher get feedback talk students want class

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facial action coding system helpful many situations however classroom setting would improved system system advanced technology used serious setting court trials government activities classroom setting many children become interested learning changing version online acitvity software many qualities used complex situations according article software tell someone honest truthful software could used solve crimes suspect instead persued school work software change childs opinion lesson software know childs personal likings changing virtual lesson change fact student views work software detects student becoming bored changing lesson may confuse student overall software extremely useful certain situations classroom setting need software many students tired throughout school day attempting finish lesson changing online lesson may become aggravating older student especially facial action coding system may accurate classroom setting many people show emotion attending class may allow software read emotion bored everyone different facial expressions emotion intrigued students lesson could changed new version software found facial expression bored every student different outlook school come ready learn others trying complete day student knew software thought could help stay interested lesson teacher allow experiment otherwise student know software invasion privacy facial action coding system optional classroom setting many students would interested software read expression student change perception lessons schooling

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pretty much working adults teenagers drive vehicle daily basis driving may get point point b quickly also great damage constant driving left cities polluted covered smog people finally beginning realize begun making necessary changes order prevent continuing one suburb vauban germany great example people limiting car use positive impact upscale community generally forbidden street parking driveways home garages streets vauban completely carfree 70 percent families vauban cars 50 percent sold cars move heidrun walter vauban local mother two quite pleased car ban car always tense im much happier way ban drastically reduced greenhouse gas emmisions come tailpipes cars may think giving car ride work every morning terrible idea living pollution smog gas emmisions lead breathing problems sounds even worse driving ban paris france shows bad driving time due cold nights warm days popular city warmer layer air trapped car emmisions causing five days smog france tax policy favors diesel turn makes 60 percent vehicles france blame intense smog days nearrecord pollution french party banned driving smog cleared people left choice leaving cars home facing 22euro fine goes show daily driving habits longlasting effects taken care sooner rather later another example people striving lower air pollution look bogota city columbia bans cars one day every year annual day without cars event purpose ban promote alternative transportation reduce smog obviously well two columbian cities cali vallendupar joining event even authories countries visitied bogota witness event quite enthusiastic enrique riera mayor asunción paraguay said people generating revolutionary change crossing borders attending day without cars parks sports centers opened sidewalks replaced smoother sidealks people walk bogota one city realizing negative impact constant driving town well people taking steps lower impacts conclusion many disadvantages driving time means lot postive advantages stop going completely carfree difficult especially area without buses taxis still limit driving reduce greenhouse gas emmisions pollution dont take many driving trips car pool friends invest bike shop places closer limiting car usage something everyone postively affect environment

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many landforms look like things faces animals one mars assumed made aliens rock formation like evidence made aliens creatures information alien made face bunch rocks many people think face mars made someone us prove wrong many faces look like world made even planets dont know im saying wasnt made aliens likely wasnt probably erosion something nature searched mars find wasnt nasa wouldnt hide something like would show everybody would make headlines saying kind life form mars life form mars today gotten pictures close range found looked like far distance away pictures pictures far distance look like face rocks illusion eyes nose mouth huge rock formation think rock formation nothing many things find rock put together make illusion face made aliens anything like rocks proven tons tons pictures many different type camera different heights many different ways find rocks wouldnt keep us something mars something would get life mars

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self drive people think self driving cars could furture help computer cars cars drive steer brake accelerate one googles founders sergey brin says envisions future public transportation system fleets driverless cars form public transport taxi system cool would google cars drive specific scenarios since 2009 cars driven half million miles without crashes sounds great people know car crashes happen often people wheel cars cars 100 truly driverless yet still alert driver need take dealing traffic construction complicated issues computer cars tons sensors smarter driver safer google modified toyota prius uses position estimating sensors left rear wheel rotating sensor roof video camera rear view mirror four radar sensors gps receiver intertial motion sensor also dubbed lidar lazer beams constanly update surroundings car cars go 25 miles per hour driving special touch sensors wheel make sure driver keeps hold means driver alert ready take car needs assitance going certain areas like constrution traffic promblems gm seats drivers turn seats vibrate get drivers attention let heshe know turn drive google car simply announces driver prepared take manufactors puttuing cameras watch drivers remaining focused people think self driving cars could future help tons sensors keep safe car alerts need take control computer cars safe drove half million miles prove go talk friends family city hall tell self driving cars future

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appears world begun go cultural shift preference using private mode transportation get work gym wherever else people need go daytoday basis fact preference benificial begun affect lives limiting car usage citizens help reduce pollution smog community even enhance community introducing need new sidewalks markets within walking distance homes utmost truth cars create pollution fact one highest contributing factors pollution besides power plants americarosenthal 34 course surprising since everybody car around time recieve licence cities like paris sometimes enforce partial driving ban clear airduffer 10 seals idea cars contribute amount pollution air breathe limiting amount car usage limit pollution air simple limit usage cars become diffucult get places need go fear limiting car usage makes neccesity stores accesible public walking using public transportationto get local grocery gym may bother lately cities decrease car usage made pleasant public cities like bogota colombia witnessing first hand since city impliments day without cars businesses city begun take notice large numbers participate city flourishing fact parks sports centershave bloomed throughout city eneven pitted sidewalks replacedand new restaurants upscale shopping districts cropped upselsky 28 vauban germany cars use limited suburb made tasks shopping easier stores placed walk away main street rather mallks along distant highwayrosenthal 6 advancements town thanks limiting car usage limiting car usage anything harmful communties limiting usage helps reduce pollution air also helps aids restoring communities fact sidewalks repaved created even grocery withing walking distance choice whether take car market walk take walk community might get something good

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challenge exploring venus imagine living dangerous dangerous planet would risk life sake science venus could groundbreaking science exploration dangerous author makes claims suggesting venus dangerous worth easy conditions survivable humans agree author author talks spaceship landed three decades butvenus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life fact venus couldve life could help us find life forms live within us seems worthy enough although temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit scientists float fray temperature get 170 degrees survivable us humans erupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes frequent lighting strikes probes seeking land surface weather conditions may dangerous humans land surface atmospheric pressure 90 times greater face planet like said wont send astronaunts onto surface sent fray secure fray one spacecraft last hours years go technology gets sufficient becomes safer scientists able make spacecraft able land venus clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere astronaunts scientists stay fray added seven different dangerous facts venus answered scientists suggesting venus safe astronaunts go stand author venus dangerous worthy pursuit letting astronaunts goto venus would groundbreaking yes safe astroanaunts goto

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challege exploring venus author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit think right earth small planet need space people planet much slowly killing mother earth time people used almost resorces sooner later need find another planet live yes close sun yes hot pleople put man moon another step need venus earths twin closest densiy size venus mars orbit sun diffrent speeds sometimes mars close us sometimes venus send numerous spacecrafts land clouddraped world studied mars venus years send spacecraft get sempals see survive planets venus atmosphere almost 97 co2 temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit way hotter earth bacause close sun gets way sunlight atmospheric pressure 90 times greaater experience plate think much us right future find planet live technology explore soloar system find living creatures galaxy learn keep evolving

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everyday go school get boring new technology could help make students less bored learning reason think facial action coding system classroom might improve overal mood fac system place computer would know switch lesson teacher would also know students reacting teaching new material system could help teachers adapt material teaching style better needs students would help encourage positive learning environment improve overall classroom mood dr huang noted human communication nonverbal would effective tool classroom kids would speak feeling technology coming classroom every day learning taking place online facs technology could make online learning fun enjoyable students according facial feedback theroy emotion moving facial muscles may even help produce emotions someone saying put smile face may actually make happier could possible classroom facs technology implemented conclusion think adding facs technology classroom would positive action could help students learn better altering program giving teachers feedback students reacting teaching facs probably along way put classroom im sure become invaluable tool education future

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ever thought seagoing cowboy seagiong cowboy made aware people countries needs paragraph 9 didnt see world go help like helping people thing seeing people helping feels great get apprecation since get know good world keep mind dangerous job though one rainy night making hourly report captain slid slippery ladder backside heart raced shot feet first toward opening side ship small strip metal along edge stopped slide keeping flying overboard dark atlantic happy alive couldnt work couple days cracked ribs paragraph 7 shows seagiong dangerous job serious trying get hurt process little fun arent much found time fun board especially return trips animals unloaded cowboys played baseball volleyball games empty holds animals housed paragraph 8 fun board pass time since around world could go cite seeing things like away ship trips introduced small town boy world world wonderful place see like said board wed go cite seeing besides helping people side benefit seeing europe china seeing acropolis greece special paragraph 5 seeing world speical people afford thoes reasons join adventurous scary fun amazing words explain join seagoing cowboys dont would missing great oppurtinity

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think driverless cars google made today enough prove definite possability positive negative side think driverless cars way go car accidents large cause deaths countries like us many diverless cars could potentialy cut eliminate google cars suppossedly driven half million miles without crash still enough evidence show could definately save lives driverless cars must better way go due fact eliminates many variables make driving humans diffucult would take nessesity sleep automated car could run long distances without haveing stop rest would also good delivery companies start taking advantage computerized cars could even programed able comunicate leading able sycronize paths speeds reduce even risk everyone despite laws may look automated cars could safer without driver one would even use less fuel operate integrated efficency system technology avalible may even possible soon run computerized car solar power take fueling proccess entirely automated cars could also become much vehicle lots technology onboard well powerful computer addition computer could provide many possabilities many powerful aplications tablets smart phones cars would also luxury dont think cars cheep may become easier obtain later technology

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dear senator many say electoral college used anymore come back argue used many people dislike electoral college say unfair irrational electoral college way different popular vote popular votes actually done people pick want president electoral college done person picking someone states goverment leaves pick president te electorial votes unfair deoends big states population states 3 electoral votes state used popular votes would lot three votes one president many people hand like electoral college like electoral college stae voted leave people 2012 onehalf elgible voters vote electoral college said effecient way voting people people like electoral college popular voting popular voting certain people ote cerain people best candidate electoral voting person nothing outcame arguing whos fault electoral college needs stay get rid electoral college amount votes popular voting would low determine pick electoal college biggest reason well presidental winners people

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many reasons people join seagoing cowboys program joining others help people need world war many countries left ruins look paragraph 2 says unrra formed 44 nations helped countries recover food supplies animals paragraph also says unrra hired seagoing cowboys take care horses young cows mules shipped overseas says paragraph 5 beside helping people side benefit seeing europe china greece italy crete panama canal get help people also able tour places could way around world may live see many different benefits one seagoing cowboys

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martian planet mesa common region cydonia means face combination rocks shadow gives apperence human face camera used 1976 didnt sharpness cameras used 1998 2001 would appear fuzzy disoriented seen 2001 photo face mesa region cydonia 1976 viking 1 searching possible landing sites spacecraft looking martian ruins ancient civilization planet viking 1 didnt high enough resolution camera capture true form landscape moc mars orbiter camera went mars april 51998 camera taken pictures ten times sharper original viking 1 photos scientist observed photos revealed natural landform mars neverless people satisfied photos claiming around time month gets cloudy mars alien markings coverd haze nasa decided prove wrong sending another spacecraft mars april 8 2001 using mocs absolute maximum resolution took picture pixel 2001 image 156 meters per pixel rather 43 meters per pixel vikings photo discern things digital image 3 times bigger pixel size says jim garvin

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technology wonderful thing keeps growning changing many people different views technology people think technology great help daily lives computers cell phones cars however many people would strongly disagree say technology ruining us either way stop technology growing becoming part us technology advanced cars many ways many new things created electric cars environmentally friendly cars seeing driverless cars created many positive aspects driverless cars improvements software cars handle driving tasks cars steer navigate brake also notify driver road requires human skills vehicle danger backing someone seats vibrate alert driver people see point driverless car still help cars certain situations think great way keep us safe annd focused aspects examples car keep safe eventually lead less accidents transportation important part daily lives driverless car transportaion becoming safer easier drivers alert focused decrease amount accidents caused careless driving conclusion think driveless cars great addition technology transportation

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opinion think driverless cars kinda cool fact driver doesnt much driving alot people get tired driving destination man people pull stop motels hotels get siome rest driverless car owner destination without stop anywhere driverless cars think facts agt time car shut stop working car alert anytime telling problem system something text provides lot interesting facts theses types new cars several companies process testing text states google cars could drive independently specific conditions since 2009 google many places started follow like bmw created traffic jam assistant car alerted drivers needed take gm developed driver seats vibrate vehicle danger backing object driving laws focus keeping drivers passengers pedestrians safe one major goals companies wanted achieve tesla made project 2016 year release car capable driving autopilot 90 time cars plan working mercedesbenz audi nissan drive 2020 hopefully future people driverless cars like good benefits human life future people read articles cars want background checks want would love fact would drive entire time planning long trip lot people change minds driverless cars future

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president leader dont want people picking next leader gon na think change popular vote electoral college dont get vote president unfair voters know voting vote somebody else vote us let people vote want electoral college dont vote president vote somebody vote decides pick competitor wouldnt know popular vote get vote bradford plumer says electoral college system voters vote president slate electors turn elect president source 2 paragraph 10 wouldnt want somebody voting id rather popular vote vote even fair people fair even bradford plumer agrees says official electoral college unfair outdated irrational source 2 paragraph 14 also says electoral college unfair voters winnertakeall system state candidates dont spend time states know chance winning source 2 paragraph 13 thats fair go states know theyre going win people may say trust slate electors richard posner says party selects slate electors trusted vote partys nominee trust rarely betrayed rarely betray presidents votes really matter betray votes prsident stay four years wouldnt trust vote could betray like could stuck wrong prsident nobody wanted wouldnt trust electoral college would trust vote im going let someone else vote might pick wrong president fair people give vote someone else goverment people people people means vote oursleves give vote people turn back heartbeat

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saving money one result limiting car usage another result limiting car usage relieve stress many places today like germany paris bogota first souce german suburb life goes without cars talks arent tensed time anymore one person even said car always tense im much happier way means way much happier doesnt worry car anymore source two paris bans driving due smog shows many people getting fined even numbered liscenes plate applies odd numbered liscenes plates following day cause stress listen instruction woud get fine 22euro 31 listen law also save money conclusion limiting car usage relieve stress save money wont worry people crashing wont always buy gas vehicle

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think face mars natural landform faces earth common happend lava martian simlar around america west also lava dome takes form isolated mesa adout height face mars according last paragraph never found lava mars well look think got lava mars might natural land form like mountains earth people lived got covered dust like material dont think could humans mars lack oxygenfoodwater bactreia way peopel could live mars reasons think face mars natural landform

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seagoing cowboys program started world war two ended europe program gives young cows horses mules countries got destroyed war put young cows horses mules ships sent different countries two different parttime jobs friend told opportunity join seagoing cowboys thought lifetime opportunity joined seagoing cowboys day war pacific ended first trip greece ships cows horses sea cowboys feed twice day clean stalls give fresh water drink another job done ths ship night watchman night watchmen check animals every hour report captain job dangerous times one rainy night went tell captain slid ladder almost went overboard dark churning ocean small piece metal saved life okay two broken ribs luke trips seagoing cowboy sixteen across atlantic ocean two across pacific ocean would want people join seagoing cowboys country helping get visit many tourist attractions greece got see acropolis acropolis ancient structure built ancient times got ride gondola venice italy toured excavated castle crete also marveled panama canal way back china return trips animals dropped men fun baseball volleyball games empty stalls also table tennis tournements along boxing tournements also found time fun reading whittling fun games pass time sea seagoing cowboys would great way help others need amazing experience seagoing cowboy would want young boys experience joined seagoing cowboys luke says article im grateful opportunity made aware people countries needs luke kept helping people need even adventure seagoing cowboy leading family home couple international students exchange families many years luke great experience seagoing cowboy would want experience join seagoing cowboys help people need around world help whole enire world giving people things need survive luke notice lucky joined seagoing cowboys luke others served people seagoing cowboys boats right say made difference world luke would want make difference join seagoing cowboys today make difference world

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technology change school could tell students feeling class emotional expression device finnaly know students stand could finnaly tell happy sad whos angry tell whos tired school happy sad stressed waked smile face really happy students teachers asked eachother question well know could tell kid feels ask whats going could know acually good problems sad many problems according text expression compared compared netrual facewhere could tell feelings walked angery beast still said im happy occation could fix problem maked rememberable could help students talk eachother problems fix things kids help miskae like go shoot school according tho text acually cauculate emotions like math around time help thoes students need help bad actions could ability tell somones tired thats exapmle could tell manny things could helpout kids students stay help make class intresting around time could help theses kids occation according text reconize student confused bored dr haung help could help thoese students see happy sad angry tell whos tired lets help students success prosper occation

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venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents scientists think earthlike features valleys mountains craters according paragraphs 5 6 nasa compelling idea send humans study venus difficulty trying hostile heated conditions planet therefore researchers fascinated venus think earthlike planet solar system discussing visits surface even though plenty dangers lie ahead author claims venus worthy pursuit scientists say venus hottest surface universe atmosphere 97 percent carbon dioxide making challenge humans attempt research evening star however despite peril temperatures humans planning create hovering vehicles would avoid rocky venusian surface pratically nasa working approaches earths twin using old technology modern computers find planet words seeing venus night sky telescope limits insight due forms light rendering photography videography ineffectively lastly astronomers considering venus nearest option planetary visit according text humans sent numerous spacecraft land clouddraped world previous missions unmanned reason since high pressure intense heat provides lead result spaceship touching three decades conclusion author states venus worthy pursuit despite dangers fact venus earthlike planet factors contribute planets reputation scientists hope lead intimidating endeavors

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many people wondering still study venus despite dangers presents people also wonder venus earth alike call venus sister planet article author telling readers studying venus worthy despite dangers presents essay telling author worthy study venus first reason author thinks important study venus earth venus much alike venus could humans livng planet animals like earth article states venus covered largley oceans could support various forms life much like earth earth huges bodies water fishes sharks ect living article also states venus surface rocky sediments includes familiar features valleys mountains carters earth also plenty rocky areas people live information proves venus humans living plantes animals well earth venus provied ways humans live planet idea could made us visit venus stay safe yes venus weather dangers tempreture dangers technology visit venus stay safe dangers article states nasa idea creating vehicle aviod unfriendly ground conditions stating way article also states venuss temperature still remain air pressure vehicle would close sea level earth person traveling object stay safe stil get information heshe needs venus information lets us know nasa idea creating safe way getting information venus overall despite dangers venus personally agree author still study venus never studied venus would idea call sister planet human could potentaillly live venus think important study venus know answers question

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ever wondered world would like driverless cars would endless difficulties would advanced easier access places want go todays tech still dont resources create completely safe cars even though cars like already made article talk special track cars need order driverless one things actually worked cost new roads huge something work anything like probably cost much money cars better staying like laws place state awake driver always car would make driverless cars pointless laws place cars drive arent safe anything go wrong technologically theres much someone could situation car wouldnt made humans control may say something like could happen normal car reprocusions car controlled human less severe humans may need buy cars cost ride one would likely crazy cost parapgraph 5 author says car would need lots sensors order detect traffic conditions stop car skidding rolling something like sensors would able detect things make car experience safe cost would crazy one car needing many sensors expensive imagine thousands millions cars like imagine much would cost driverless cars arent needed many cons enough pros road driverless cars completely safe make sure everyone wage buy car cars shouldnt advance quickly

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challenge exploring venus author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite possible dangers may present traveling new places world something help better overall konwledge things expand thoughts intriguing beneficial tasks usually downsides doesnt mean simply walk away even though visiting touching planet venus produces many dangers still expand imagination innovation complete something never done find better ways travel safely touching planet venus likely several deadly dangers planets surface temperature averages 800 degrees fahrenheit notable limit body withstand even astronaut suit venusian geology weather present additional impediments like erupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes frequent lightning strikes conditions arent like type bad weather earth much easily take life people visiting unusual planet venus many downsides within doesnt mean automatically stop trying come ideas conclusions get safely travels within earth beyond stopped flaws visiting various new places help expand imagination innovation human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors us humans learn must take risks every awhile want expand knowledge various important things numerous factors contribute venuss reputation challenging planet humans study dspite proximity us reasoning make us want strive factual evidence venus pursue understandings learning planet could possibly help make new advancements would increase overall knowledge sending spaceship venus living astronauts inside something never done astronauts want make change record good participate something thats new every awhile previous mission unmanned good reason since spacecraft survived landing hours scary think possible threats task offer since known single spaceship touched venus three decades also think good things taking part mission may bring okay people take risks step comfort zones help society strive whole learning venus general flaws continue better information help us create things get us planet safely nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientist float fray idea blimplike travel allow safe environment ones exploring would keep away unsafe ground conditions another approach nasa already made simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venuss surface lasted three weeks conditions idea would possibly beneficial short period time still allow us view newer part world nasa teams start gather information many trips take much easier find safer route venus despite dangers presented traveling venus world would advanced understandings neighboring planets going new places taking risks lives potentially great things us like improve techonological advancements help us come better conclusions together make record history bad thing something different change never know incredible possibilities may lead

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venus evning star one well known planets solar systemon previous missons venus single spacecraft able survive landing hoursthis may explain callenges nasa humans study planeteventhought venus pretty close earthvenus thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxidethat makes even callenging humans land venus venus surface tempuature 800 degrees atmosphere 90 times greater atmosperic pressure earth astromomers intreged venus wellknow similar earthlike fetures day astromomers still think venus could inhabitable one point long time ago peer planet space crafts orbiting safly planet venus strive meet difficult challenge finally landing venus meet goal explore beyond limits

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author supports idea studying venus despite dangers presents extremely well article uses good bad features portray idea venus place one day humans able study exquisite qualities article whole relays many strong facts opinions one want rearchers study venus paragraph author gives argument researches strive explore planet depth example author saysoften referred earths twin venus closest planet termos density size occasionally closest distance paragraph 2 one reads sentence begin compare venus earth gives idea venus interesting diverse place many complex attractions discover one would think earth however author follow counter argument numerous factors contribute venuss reputation challenging planet humans study despite proximity us author uses technique adding counter argument allow reader see author also understands venus easy planet study close another tactic author uses persuade reader planet worth pursuing explanation possible future plans explore author provides reader many detailed descriptions ideas says jet airplanes travel higher altitude fly many storms vehicle hovering venus would avoid unfriendly ground conditions staying way paragraph 5 sentence explain nasa plans one day achieve compairs earth expample something venus allows reader feel understand nasa willing study planet provides reason think lastly author explains methods exploring planet future succeed finding many new discoveries using older technology uses electricity author goes say thought computers exsisiting days may sound shocking devices make calculations using gears levers require electronics paragraph 7 one reads use mechanical computers recieve better comprehension challenges nasa attempting face study planet detail one reads article persuaded believing venus planet worth exploring trying find discoveries due close relation earth nasas perserverance create way study many amazing things offer author supports idea venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents well

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twentyfive years ago nasas viking 1 spotted shadowy human face mars upon returning earth scientists concluded shadowy face simply natural landform mars although conspiracy theorists media tend warp truth fact true face nothing landform mars nasa conducted two investigations used data gathered used dated gathered prior face mars reach conclusion first image face mars taken 1976 receiving information scientists concluded actually another martian mesa common cydonia place mars image taken image released days later public uproar theories conclusions immediately made public media caused problems nasa theory nasa hiding life mars public common theory made conspiracy theorists public disregarded nasas thorough investigation proof believed theorists proof support rather believing scientists taken time investigate image origin scientists began believe face actually alien artifact nasa figured image face would important public april 5 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia camera team took pictures ten times clearer ones taken 1976 upon returnung earth scientists revealed yet face mars natural landform suprise people scientists concluded face mere landform nothing else even investigating image twice nasa conducted yet another investigation april 8 2001 order make sure face created aliens camera team took photographs face made bigger get vloser look scientists concluded face equivalent butte mesa landforms alike buttes mesas common mars images taken also showed form alien life markings near face scientists believed simple landform correct since begining unlike media theorists made conclusions confuse public facelike landform found mars 1976 many people believed life mars nasa hiding public theory true nasa conducted two investigations discovering face one april 5 1998 one april 8 2001 investigations scientists concluded face mars fact nothing natural landform conclusion made nasa true stated types landforms resemble buttes mesas common cydonia place face found times images taken special camra crew took photgraphs analyzation second investigation image made three times bigger finding evidenve alien life form markings near face scientists concluded face mars always landform

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able know students feeling class may help whole lot facial action coding advance technology show scientist people feeling scientist wanting put schools teachers know students feeling class sleepy bored teachers able know computer first new technology class valuable valuable able understand student need help new technology know students need help computer acknowledge student confused teacher go help even though might say dont need facial program identitfy benefical teacher student able know person sad depending facial expression need help sort second way new technology works uses way face constructed using cheek bones way smile way get wrinkles takes scientist figure like dr paul eckman creator facs classified six basic emotions happiness surprise anger disgusted fear sadness basic common features whole lot example youre mad mouth shrinks face tightens called orbicularis oris around mouth wrap think teachers use help new technology

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think good thing technology could read students emotional becuesa haveing bad day could hlep lot good day haedded like let say geting pick school would show u take care someone picking let say good day put viens thing make u laught u cry put cat funny think good thing say computers feel today say like say fact humans perform impressive calculation every day instance probably tell friend feeling simply look face course us would trouble actually describing facial feeling simply look face

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author suggests venus worthy pursuit despite dangers present astronomers fascinated venus earthlike planet solar system scientists also believed long ago venus covered largely oceans could supported various form life venus also features earth like valleys mountains craters author suggests tha studying venus worth pursuit earth like planet solar system author suggests studying venus worth pursuit earthlike planet solar system venus often reffered earths twin closest planet earth terms density size occasionally diistance venus also natural features also earth also nearest place go planetry visit wont long time space travel would save fuel consuption author supports idea showing earth venus similarity physical natural features conclusion author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers similarity earththis similarity includes shape size natural features like mountains valleys craters astronomers aalso believed venus probably covered oceans could supported life due long time space travel venus sometimes nearest option planetry visit since venus closer would also save consumption fuel

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going seagoing cowboy trip sounds like fun according luke bomberger many places go fun like beach waterpark even city told twice fun around world well told way go around world fun good people well youre interested keep reading amzing voyages youve nothing like riding waves seagoing cowboy unrra organization need people around world help take care refugees survivors world war ii need help help trips around world fun yet laborous jobs talk luke hell tell joined like many others joined walk loved help others fun ride could chance pet feed take care animals lost fun human like exprience see seagoing cowboys generous multitude people give time help others need join group become member help caring others people need us need might see boring really bonding experience end worth thats need peopole unrra get going make difference lives others

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author supports idea well excellent research venus atmosphere includes carbon dioxide blankets clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid also adds temperature planet venus averages 800 degrees farenheit good author includes details let us know obstacles must surpass explore venus another major reason author uses support idea exploring venus despite danger terrain landscape venus simliar planet earth venus surface rocky sediment includes valleys mountains craters author also states venus could nearest option planetary visit author also includes solutions options overcome dangerous obstacles planet venus nasas possible solution blimplike vehicle hovering 30 miles landscape venus giving scientists option float fray would allow vehicle hover avoid deadly unfriendly ground conditions surface venus vehicle would make difficult gain insight ground surface conditions forms light penetrate dense atmospehere would make rendering standard forms photography videography ineffective importanly author states researchers cant take samples rock gas anything else distance understand venus nature mission would close personal author states risks merely challenges states many researchers working innovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus author supports idea studying venus despites dangers risks well including solutions options explore venus safely another approach explore venus safely nasa use simplified electronics made slicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venuss surface amazingly lasted three weeks conditions another project author includes use mechanical computers devices first envisioned 1800s played important role 1940s world ii devices require electrictonics almost certainly survive harsh conditions venus author states suggests systems use mechanical parts made resistant pressure heat forces conclusion author supports idea exploring venus well including problems obstacles also including devices projects used solve problems obstacles vehicle like blimps electronics made silicon carbide mechanical computers made specific materials made survive harsh conditions venus include carbon dioxide blankets clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid extremely hot temperatures eruping volcanoes powerful earthquakes frequent lightning strikes author supports passion idea exploring venus well including informative information supporting evidence support ideology exploring venus

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article driverless cars coming author included negatives positives computerdriven cars offer support development self driven cars many againts development computerdriven cars believe offer negatives positive reality brings positive change safe google testing cars drive themselve independenty since 2009 driven half million miles without crash computerdriven cars becoming idea thats easier achieve day passes great thing cars use half fuel todays taxis cut pollution reliable regular cars decrease car accidents half fuel todays taxis computerdriven car using amount money one save due driverless cars major computerdriven cars reduce ammount feul used benifiting ones pocket also decreasing pollution global warming serious problem getting bigger bigger year computerdriven cars get rid global warming yes cut carbon monoxide pollution emmited atmosphere transportation slowing growing problem global warming computerdriven cars reliable buses faster regular cars running late appointment kind meeting cease reaccuring thing computerdriven cars would able take anyone anywhere safe fast way gps advancment sensors allow selfdriven vehicle find fastest route destination find way around obstacle faces computerdriven car wil advanced technology give ability see driver find safe solutions problems amount car accidents drasticly change decreasing self driven vehicle always alert attentive unlike many human drivers imprvements sensors computer hardware software give self driven vehicle control accidents reducing harm could done drivers computerdriven cars inform owner something wrong vehicle preventing accidents ahead time computerdriven cars take anyone incapable good condition drive safely destination desire one hurt intoxicated computerdriven car need help decreasing many car accidents occur many reasons develpment driverless cars great thing becoming easier achieve fundamentally change world cars reduce money spent fuel ecomomical effect world also reduce amount carbon monoxide pollution goes air people breath healty humans world computerdriven cars reliable safer regular cars saving many lives developmen driverless cars supported

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dear florida senator major problem elect presidents electorial college replaced direct election misrepresented many voters canidate could lose majority vote yet still win election first problem electoral college everyone represented according bradford plumer paragraph 10 voters vote president slate electors turn elect president voters control electors vote always voters sometimes get confused electors vote wrong canadate sometimes voters directly control vote electors could choosing different person said would means voters misrepresented another way voters become misrepresented confusion since voters sometimes get confused electors voting could end voting wrong person also office federal register states paragraph 7 states winnertakeall system awards electors winning presidential canadate however maine nebraska variation proportional representation due winnertakeall system many people represented electorial votes especially large one sidedstates result many minorities even vote becuase know vote win state another reason electorial college replaced direct vote majority get canadate chose paragraph 16 richard posner states happened 2000 gore popular votes bush yet fewer electoral votes firs time since 1888 fact electoral votes deciding factor choosing president majority america get wanted see leader president even though hardly ever occurs still hasto fixed result bradford plumer states paragraph 9 60 percent voters would prefer direct election kind would true democracy unlike eectoral college electoral college also even number people means could tie however electoral college requires presidential candidate transregional appeal according richard posner paragraph 19 good thing certain state region struggling transregional president focus attention area weakness direct democracy voters could vote president area expertise region state could give much needed boost leading less weaknesses allaround better country summarize completely electoral college go unfair misrepresentful even democracy eventualy change question government going become page citizens take next step

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advancement technology society need cars become big necessity recently freiburg germany stopped use cars many dont even woman name heidrun walter said im much happier way used lot tense car currently cars helped community better place many ride bicycles places hear sound children playing streets drowning sound distant motors recently however planners organization trying make way towards suburbs reason working make car free nation recently passenger cars reason 12 greenhouse gas emissions europe even goes 50 carintensive areas us us environmental protection agency promotes car reduced communities even legislators starting act decrease cars would bring many benefits would less deaths drunk driving driving general would safer children play streets pollution would go low chances rode rage would go low cars would also mean many stores would built closer homes walking distance also would likely public transport need cars wouldnt needed another place working way car free bogota colombia recently specific day millions colombians hiked biked skated took buses work car free day violators faced 25 fines went even rain people still participated people know making community better place one car less time also good opportunity lower stress air pollution environment first time two colombian cities cali valledupar also joined event even municipal authorities countries came enthusiasm see event one name enrique riera stated people generating revolutionary change crossing borders campaign started mid1990s since cause construction 118 bike paths according city mayor also parks sports centers become bigger thing built throughout city uneven sidewalks replaced fresh neat side walks rush hours restrictions cut traffic new shopping restaurants started show recently paris days near record pollution paris ban driving smog way bad bad would fine 31 got caught leaving house car almost 4000 drivers fined twentyseven cars impounded reaction cold nights warm days main cause car trap emmisions diesel fuel also blamed since france tax policy put diesel gasoline diesels make 67 percent vehicles france compared 533 percent average diesel engines rest west europe

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cars useful means transportation advantagess limiting usage cars use cars creates greenhouse gas emissions creates smog backs traffic depletes natural resources limiting usage cars decrease along improving safety already places test carfree environment germany paris colombia positive results use cars may seem actually causes inconvinence takes lot space use things cars stores would placed walking distance cars inconvienent many people cars stores dont build walking distance instead malls along distant highways people cant walk get whatever want instead wait forever traffic jams get store wait get back home also lose lot space cars lands could used built parks bycicle paths ect instead used make garages parking areas cars one worst things caused use cars air pollution emissions tail pipes creates greenhouse gases fact passenger cars resposible twelve percent green house gas emissions europe fifty percent carintensive areas united states another effect using cars smog paris actually banned use cars point lower levels smog diesel fule blamed people fined driving cars delivery companies complained lost revenue limited use cars helped clear smog ways limit use cars means driving less number driving people limit use cars changing type transportation use example instead driving everday person could take public bus get need go person could car pool others know person could even organize majority rarely need vehicle simply walk many advantages lowering use cars reduces greenhouse gases lowers level smog conserves natural resources

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still think face mars created aliens well information case probably make change mind first piece evidence everything see really believed look image face mars really look like face turns shape formed rocks rocks formed together made shape like montains hills see outside different shapes doesnt mean made aliens clouds many clouds see think oh looks like animal shows anything different shapes doesnt mean formed something second piece evidence shows face really natural landform even proved scientists since topic face got popular actually flew area get another closer shot face people saw new photo disappointed see really rock formation natural landform people still disagreed made team take another picture revealed butte mesa landform common around west even someone said reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho saying landforms like face also said landforms idaho size face information evidence proves face really isnt face normal landform cant always assume object think actually look closer telling wasnt something made aliens normal landform odd shape hope made change mind whole topic

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highly suggested electoral college changed election popular vote president untied states instead electoral college system voters vote president state electors turn elect president problem electors go vote presient electors could anybody would know president got choose fairly well dont instead electoral college system change popular vote people know president got choose fair presidents decided run position instead voting called natural disaster known electoral college know voted fair voting election popular vote people community right fact everyday going live rules president right vote president outcome whoever wins would fair thats people think run country basic level electoral college unfair voters winnertakeall system state candidates dont spend time states know chance winning focusing tight races swing states officaial electoral college unfair outdated irrational said hope decision changing voting system electoral college system election popular vote outcome potitive

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told computer sit front everyday school could read emotions worknow know sounds true called facsfacial action coding systemand think would awsome level technology school dr huang colleauges originally built could find lady mona lisa feeling found 83 happy 9 disgusted 6fearful 2 angry classroom computer could recognize student bored confused lesson using facs computer modifys questions arent bored makes difficulty easier like human instructor facs constructs 3d computer module face 44 major muscles module move like human face one muscle moves called action unit rest work done psychologists classifying emotion depending movements facial muscles think would great idea facs installed school computeri think would improve working habits motivate students positive

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ever thought car could drive would pretty cool car things think consider buying car course car going expansive car isnt alot negative things think buying smart car negative aspects driveless expensive need many sensors result many accidents driveless car expansive know roads stop stop go stated smartroadsystems worked surprisingly well required massive upgrades existing roads something simply expensive practical driveless cars work well expensive know upgrades roads imagine cost pay car giving money back money spent work spent putting car sensors big issues driveless cars driveless cars require many sensors order car work drive seems cool happen one sensors stopped working didnt know sensors placed every car therefore work properly googles modified toyota prius uses positionestimating sensors left rear wheel rotating sensor roof video camera mounted near rearview mirror four automotive radar sensors gps receiver inertial motion sensor lot sensors installed inside car something go wrong one stop working car crashes injure somebody fault would someone injured techonlogy failure driveless car reliable due safety concerns manucatures believe states follow soon cars proved reliably safe technology fails someone injured fault driver manufacturer someone hurt technology car really cant say blame although driver take control car time therfore driver fault driver wasnt paying attention road driveless car supposed make driver aware danger couldnt accident car fault one really knows blame car driver took responsible accident could prevented accident happening car would alerted driver driver could took control driver eas paying attention could took control positive negative aspects comes driveless cars course one pays attention negative thinking purchasing driveless car think cost safety concerns driveless cars expensive sensors installed upgrades road dangerous becuase due technology failure result car accidents expence sensors accidents negative aspect driveless ares

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article talks facon mars appeared viking 1 looking place land face natral land form thats like saying land forms made aliens thats mountains valleys plains article says thousands anxious web surfers waiting image first appered jpl web site revealing natural land form alien monument article also states face marswhat picture actually shows martian equivalent butte mesalandforms common around american westanother quote proves land form thats lava dome takes form isolated mesa hieght face marsthe photo mars land form says right passage lava dome hieght face mars paragraph 6 says although scientists belived face alien artifact photographing cydonia bacame priority fo nasa whe mars global surveyor mgs arrived red planet sept1997 eighteen long years viking missions ended

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president united states chosen popular vote electoral college system unfair electoral college system also many things wrong besides unfair electoral system unfair voters many voters confused elector rather voting presidents directly also unfair presidential candidate electors everyone chooses side supposed chose also voters cant always control electors vote either also make system unfair fact winner takes system use unfair voter doesnt really show true votes overall votes although voting candidates electors seems easy cant always trust people things supposed trust vote president directly voting voting electoral slate candidates try win vote everyone matter heavily campaign states rarely campaign others concludes use popular vote

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face mars discovered one nasas viking spacecraft 1976 discused created living organims called aliens natural landform planet although answer could true reasonable one fact face mars landform 1998 michael malin mars orbiter camera moc team took picture called face mars according text michael malin mars orbiter camera moc team snapped picture ten times sharper original viking photos later text stated image first appeared jpl web site revealing natural landform alien monument passage shows first picture taken technology develloped scientific world taken big step toward technology new science given scientists information toward solar system unknown nevertheless research people still satiesfied fact face mars landform believed picture taken right place scientists determied prove wrong engage new study stated april 8 2001 mars global suveyor took another look planet mars according text roll spacecraft 25 degrees center face field view said garvin malins team captured extraorinary photo using cameras absolute maximum resolution pixels 2001 image spans 156 meters compared 43 per pixel best 1976 viking photo quote shows scientists research took careful attention research make sure would obtain correct facts later texts explain came picture landform like ones find earth instance middle butte snake river plain idaho conclusion even though might hard people believe face mars landforms studies scientists done shows landform

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article making mona lisa smile author well explains future technology innovation called facial action coding system able indicate emotions human sitting front computer screen say pretty outrageous innovative system evidence back first facs facial action coding system able detect 6 basic emotions human happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness article author nick dalto saysthe computer constructs 3d computer model face 44 major muscles model must move like human muscles meaning computer recognize movements facial muscles able determine emotions examples muscle movements indicate emotions like raising eyebrows indicate youre surprised around mouth tighten mean youre angry hand feel like system able determine human beings emotions facial expressions may seem little faulty due fact always one person planet ability hack system adult even child potentially put person risk danger referring back paragraph 6 feel like facial action coding system come play daily activities technology stay educational public environment library school even still feel like need receive sort permission access type computer software due fact seems like high quality program back claim feel like software program would actually pretty unique test really know system function properly imagine chidren going react seeing type technology around even without using system humans perform type impressive calculations everyday instance youre really close person like immediately tell person feeling looking facial expression example walk room see friend head eyebrows lowered kind get hint friend isnt feeling well article speaks look mirror make particular facial expression referring basic human emotion potentially start feel emotion like stand front mirror smiling would start feeling happy boost mood little bit overall feel like facial action coding system pretty unique program helping humans interact computers although also feel like major concerns software help us understand technology us humans around us

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electoral college cruel pointless process simply makes percentage votes look way mean nothing allows circumstances like 2000 election plenty reasons plenty contradictions defense electoral college five reasons kep despised mehod choosing president begin winnertakeall system unfair voters voters certain dominated areas supposed know voting yet get nothing teach matters regardless since every person within state supports political party right depending states veiw republicansdemocrats idea voting correct like bradford plumer says shouldnt move ohio able get vote also point countered mr posners article partydominated states feeling vote doesnt count sais one vote swing election beleive upside elecoral college neutral states feel vote counts partydominated states matter since neutrals think way votes ones trust according practice deciding factor also many unwanted results electoral colleges 2000 elections outcome defying people electoral college states voting electors vote point simply defy would like president chosen senate could overule 15 vote also point plumers article time hawaii sent two slates forced desicion nixon validate opponets votes fear otherwise receiving bad publicity also strange way resolving tie boils thing winnertakeall system except people support doesnt matter would like everybody room wasnt alowed vote one voted everybody room agreed anyway strange miraculous reason course one guy next room doesnt agree completely takes vote regardless fact 30 people one gregarious amount contradictory statements found within mr posners article one already mentioned winnertakeall system paragraph also conveintly provides dispute nothing close vote electoral college everything wrong winnertakeall system 2000 election paragraph mentions electoral tie highly unlikely tie millions us citizens reason 5 easily solved simply giving presidency candidate receives plurality votes rather majority reasons number 3 4 contradict reason 2 well stating everybody gets vote swing states get vote bigger states get vote even 5149 split 51100 mind thus electoral college completely unfair voters abolished voters vote votes could well defy electoral cllege voting redundant unfair

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would like emotions detected withouht consetiment technology every day beging capable new things terms artificial intelligenece new software developled read decode emotions others dr eckman classified six bassic emotions happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness assocciated emotion movements facial muscles important know muscles body face works amazing way know technology point technology knows emotions use need correct saying want search emotions technology anything trying hide emotions others good technology cames reads decodes emotions would feel also important know basic emotions express

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limiting care usage may quite inconvenience really great advantage long run plus better alternatives automobiles work well trains buses taxis even bicycles better environment used live happier lifestyle overall leads happy citizens cleaner air fact cleaner air desired necessary countries including us turning law vauban germany residents cars alternatively ride bicycles wherever may need go way made possible making sure two places park large garages end development even efficiently added inconvenience car users car space would cost fortythousand dollars along home result 30 vaubans residents cars 57 people sold car move vauban places even going far carfree day bogota columbia day permitted law drive personal automobile vehicle brings subject many countries putting practice fining people driving law rather one day event paris nearrecord pollutuion rate people fined using cars license plates meaning monday motorist evennumbered license plate would fined 22 euro whereas following day would apply oddnumbered license plates exceptions however plugin cars hybrids cars carrying three passengers impacted delivery companies caused complain due fact caused lose revenue according article understanding nothing done

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name luke bomberger going tell cool things get see become seagoing cowboy first get see animals live sea dolphins whales maybe shark one things really gets excited seagoing cowboy get hang boat animals like horses cows think join could see statue liberty might get meet really interesting people droped animals might get stay little explore town city join program would helping others need could marvel panama canal way somewhere like way back could play games tournaments games softball baseball table tennis animals stored become seagoing cowboy could aware others needs made grateful gave becoming seagoing cowboy chance changed life

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ever looked someone thought wish knew feel well help new technology called facial action coding system article called making mona lisa smile goes depth system works society basically system shows exactly face feeling emotionally think great idea step technology future one reason system great show exactly emotions someone system constructs 3d model face computer compares face face showing emotion system looks 44 muscles face see feeling system even detect mixed emotions dr huang beckman institute advanced science university illinois creator system says system weighting different units software even identify mixed emotions expression compared neutral face dr huang explaining system even detect feeling multiple emotions weighing different units another thing facial action coding system recognize faces paintings recent piece art studied emotions mona lisa leonardo da vinci process discovered mona lisa 83 happy 9 disgusted 6 fearful 2 angry gettng results tell us painters long time ago thinking art painted useful figuring ideas artists rennisance age conclusion facial action coding system great tool help future emotions greatly detect emotions even detect someon mixed emotions also detect emotions paintings like mona lisa think good idea spread entire world

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dear senator electoral college process established founding fathers compromise election president vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizens electoral college consists selection electors electoral college consists 538 electors majority 270 votes required elect president arguing change electoral college favor changing election popular vote believe people given chance vote president outcome would differ stands president elected electoral college people tasked voting president would choose want electors want electors vote whoever would look good office means president wont always whats right america people desevre choose president way would giving people freedom electoral college stayed way americans would feel freedom born electoral college wouldnt needed government allowed qualified citizens vote would save quite bit money time wouldnt wasting paper ballots resources used set voting booths could targeted something else instead wasting paper thrown away votes american citizens taken consideration wasting many resources making people think voting really electoral college president strongly agree fact electoral college taken power electoral college stays power deciding president control power decide put office want someone pass health care laws theyll pick presidential candidate likely pass health care laws future hope electoral college exist electoral college longer exists people free vote whoever make american citizens feel free power decide next president sincerely propername

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serving seagoing cowboy great amount time think think one well many reasons one get help countries recover animals supplies get see different countries interesting places get fun trips one first reasons get help countries recover animals supplies help people extremely great honor help countries affected world war ii also opened world made aware countries needs join would feel like better person would know helped multiple countries recover giant war affected many people including helping countries get sightsee explore well saw every country many beautiful wonderful places explore see ive seen many places different countries castle crete panama canal way china ive even taken gondola ride venice itay got see many places signing program another reason participate seagoing cowboy finally return trips animals unloaded games play empty holds animals housed think job would tireing fun youre wrong played many fun competitive games board baseball volleyball tabletennis fencing boxing even exhausting job still great opportunity fun still helping many countires conclusion luke bomberger extremely recommend seagoing cowboy get great things help get fun see world many reasons join program seagoing cowboy changed life greatly opened world regrets signing im sure wont regret

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hey u ever wonder wood like countryes well u could find cattle boat people would call sea cowboy youve read articale cowboy rode waves u would know luke bomberger sea cowboy reading things seaid like going acropolis greece special thaking gondla ride venice italy made sound fun sea cowboy might never get know thats like since havent war left place ruines sicnes think ww2 may never get know like luke bomberger years ww2 imagen cool would 2016 new things worrying people probaly forgot dont know care think cool want day

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ever thought life would like venus venus also known evening star said challenge comes exploring author develops main point venus fasinating planet using facts past explorations venus using scientist found telling readers travels stopped first venus also known earths twin mystery author tells readers past explorations like one living traveled venus almost three decades previous mission unmanned good reason since spacecraft survived landing hours author also tells space craft able survive landing venus also notable venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system even though mercury closer sun however stop scientist trying create explorations gain research addition surface inhospitable stop scientist planning explorations gain research author asks us sister planet inhospitable scientist even disscusing visits surface well told today venus still features analogous tgo thoses earth tells us even scientist still figuring earth became earth venus like earth leads research information finally told alike earth venus research scientists scientist believe stop travels dangers paragraph 8 author states striving meet challenge presented venus value insight gained planet also human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors shows author believe danger hold us back stop us exploring paragraph also states travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation author develops main point venus fasinating planet using facts past explorations venus using scientist found telling readers travels stopped showing readers meets eye talking venus also one never let danger stop exploring

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use technology changed past decade technology grown lot people use technology regular basis article making mona lisa smile nick dalto introduces new idea technology read peoples emotions idea helpful use places like hospitals schools etc using technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable due ability recognize need help get desirable results save time first reason using technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable due ability recognize need help according article classroom computer could recognize students becoming confused bored author meant say emotion reader ability recognize emotion using emotion reader classroom computer easier identify whether students need help due ability recognize need help classrooms technology read emotional expressions students second reason using technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable due ability get desirable results according article smile web ad appears screen similar ad might follow frown next ad different author meant say emotion reader ability find individual like looking individuals face due ability get desirable results classrooms technology read emotional expressions students final reason using technology read emotional expression students classroom valuable due ability save time could modify lesson like effective human instructor author meant say emotion reader ability job teacher teacher busy computer help student identify need help save lot time students teachers due ability save time classrooms technology read emotional expressions students due ability recognizing need help getting desirable results saving time technology used classrooms read emotional expressions students technology ability recognize whether individual need help give results individual like identifying emotion save lot time students teachers work teacher helping student technology greatly influenced people past decade

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use technology read students emotional expressions pointless say persons emotions could switch quickly also technology tested paintings paintings dont emotions means technology wrong website app detecting emotions picture makes think could detect emotions real peson new technology doesnt make scense would someone possibly let machine tell feeling theres way possible painting emotions may look sad happy true emotions many different apps different things theres even app detects lies apps fake cellphone app could really tell lying technology tested many humans sure different people different opinions scientist actually know truth even scientist proven wrong world may never know type situation actual proof technology shown personally believe

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discussion legalization driverless cars many reasons legalized many reasons remain illegal sides positive negative aspects think keeping driverless cars illegal best plan action america even though driverless car would managing humans still stay alert car incase car approaching work zone accident would people need driverless car would still stay alert aware going around since person drivers seat car wouldnt driving car manually would hard stay alert awake someone else driving easy passengers fall asleep back seat passenger seat driverless car even person sitting drivers seat driving would easy doze get distracted fall asleep since computer driving car car could dangerous could cause accidents many people computer know sometimes gets glitches goes blank gets disconnected wifi many things could go wrong computer exact thing could happen computerdriven car computers always perfect glitches mess sometimes computer mess car use mess could result lifethreatening accident although would convenient car drive people around worry anything driverless cars something people familiar could dangerous since many people familiar sensor technology comes driverless cars could take time get used getting computerdriven car person would practice driving car first order get familiar technology special aspects driverless car many people would practice take classes learn properly use car could inconvenient people wanting get hands computerdriven car soon possible altogether think driverless cars great idea consequences come cars far outweigh positive opportunities car could bring think driverless cars could dangerous drivers road well people car driverless car seems unnecessary since already alert drivers driverless cars may smart invention dont think allowed onto streets research done drivers comfortable using new system

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text driveless cars coming provides views cars self navigate would cut use fuel half many foressers like sergey brin google cofounder provide ideals public transportaion thatll opperate flexible fudamentally change world yet world hasnt witnessed car automatically drives self many cant deal complicated factors handing traffic make drivers pull driveways cost key factor making smarter vehicles find effecient way combining affordable reliable roads vehicles autnomous cars increasing probabilty thatll one day years 2020 top name manufactuers sucah mercedesbensaudi nissian roads opinion biggest concern drive smart vehicle roads contain damage self awareness driver vehicle cant process information many laws driving manners change also covering liability consumers world would competely transition autonomous car order handle change human observing behind wheel instead machine slowly surely innovative move become something better world cutting fuel cost vehicle crashes many differnt parts world benefit innovation help transportation easy others less stresstful driveless cars coming informational passage regarding many factors drivers safetydiffuculty drivers many technology implied vehicles thatll help function great also roads could blocked accidents happen driver forced drive kinda loses ideal car driving cars always changing future become innovative eccnomy friendly world

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well suppose coud made aliens continued research became known us something casting shadow said article unmasking face mars said paragraph 3 nasa releasing hopes coming public sale stores area business hoping real lead people existence real noticing ourself wasnt true wasnt real sadly us believers life planets creation art living things april 5 1998 snapped pictures ten times better viking notice landform big rock formation location face mars 41 degrees north martian latitude winter april mars cloudy time lots windsand dust blow past covers rock formation picture actually shows us like regular formation earth said paragraph 12 also looking identical landforms american west area

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technology reads students emotional expressions absolutely used technology would make possible computer know student feeling assignment could help advances later work confusion boredom anger whatever student feeling assignment computer pick paragragh sixdr haug statesa classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored could modify lesson like effective human instructor could change lots things computer notices student getting bored assignment perhaps make next assignment interesting student bored assignment tend completely focus work technology computers could prevent students getting bored assignments could result students work technology could also help students confused dont understand something lesson modifying lesson could needed many students article aslo states smile web ad appears screen similar ad might follow frownthe next ad different could change alot students type social media social media could become much popular using type technology students see things like thus pleasing begin like social media even maybe even encourage others join new technology could change alot students even students life social media students would much better school technology used schools assignments turned time would become effecient students would pay attention work instead dozing students would confused help assignments students also grow love social media much resulting money distributers social media technology could win students social media

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dear senator think president elected popular vote electors heres reasons think president voted popular vote electors one reason vote president acually voting presidents elector basically voting fot president votng elector votes election government prepares certificate ascertainment certificate ascertainment listing candidates ran president along names electors certificate ascertainment also declares winning president electors represent state meeting elector december election year another reason people would rather abolish electoral college electoral college dumb gallup poll 2000 taken shortly afte al gore poll al gore popular vote lost presidency electoral college 2000 us presidential race al gore received indiviual votes george w bush nationwide bush election bush received 271 electoral votes gore received 266 electoral college system voters vote president slate electors electors anyone holding public office picks electors first place depends state sometimes state conventions sometimes state partys central committee sometimes presidential candidates last least disaster factor consider state legislatures technically responsible picking electors electors could always defy people 1960 segregationnists louisiana legislature nearly succeeded replacing democratic electors new electors would oppose john f kennedy vein faithless electors occasionally refused vote partys candidate cast deciding vote whoever please happens state sends two slates electors congress happened hawaii 1960 luckily vice president richard nixon presiding senate validated opponents electors worrying prospect tie electoral vote case election would thrown house representatives state delegations vote president senate would choose vicepresident state casts one vote means single representatives wyoming representing 500000 voters would much say california represents 35 million voters electoral tie seems unlikely think 1968 shift 41971 votes would deadlocked election 1976 tie would occured 5559 voters ohio 3687 voters hawaii voted diffrently election swing voters away catastrophe im trying say electoral college unfair voters winnertakeall system state candidates dont spend time states know chance winning 2000 campaign seventeen states didnt see candidates including rhode island south carolina voters 25 largest media markets didnt get see single campaigh ad electoral college unfair outdated irrartional best arguements favor mostly assertions bob dole right abolish electoral college

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dear senator please keep electoral college reasons keep heres electoral college easy way picking president popular canidate votes winner also party picks nominee trust rarely betrayed electoral college avoids problem elections canidate receives majority votes cast electoral college system fairly simple way voting people understand replacing something else would instill alot mis understanding people wich could possibly result huge decrease amount people vote also negatives electoral college really big deal coud cause fixing inbalenced vote towards one side another conclusion think sticking electoral college wise decison isnt anything wrong fix something isnt broken

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using technology called facial action coding system useful students student wants anyone else know heshe feeling student allow theres reason student forced student subject photography painting anything artistic facs would useful indeed student interest part take serious someone starting business wants pursue sream great artist leanardo da vinci find facs helpful imagine computer knows youre happy sad example smile web ad appears screen smiliar ad might follow allow see client feels artists work theyre feeling day maybe good day take photos work goes facs great ways compare persons facial muscles photo emotion simply see difference much easier taking anatomy would good help intrested make way easier figure persons facial changes much eaiser studied human anatomy help paint facial muscles precisely enough convey specific emotions facs good project developed big use students feelings shouldnt forced youre something student go ahead open human communication nonverbal including emotinal communication allow someone see truly feel artist could get feelings hurt working client seeing truly feel work project cant really get emotions someone quick snapshot really put work taking photo get true emotions facs great project someone industry art everyone wants know person feels based photo would say value using technology read students emotional expressions making mona lisa smile nick dalto

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imagine able know exact emotions people expressing use technology world teachers wonder going minds students often unsure however technology beckham institute advanced science univerity illinois designed detect determine facial expressions giving teachers students advantge classroomthe use facial action coding system valuable helps students stay engaged understand material also helping teachers run classroom effectivly use facs classroom helps students confused course work system help classroom computer could recongnize student becoming confused bored dr huang predictsthe system change method applied one student understand system remember method helped student use method future helps student learn way make sense another advantage facs helps student continue engaged facs detect student bored modify acitvity student engaged facs detect certain emotions bored one emotions certain facials muscles move sutdent bored activtity assigned system recongizes movements according dr huang could modify lesson like effective human instructor helps student continue coursework stay engaged value aspect facs help teacher run classrooms effectivly many classrooms overcroweded teachers feel pressure giving student personal attention however many due disengaged student distrupt class facs system helping resolve number students teachers able help student individually enabling effective put efforts valuable using facial actions coding system beneficial many areas especially valuable classroom setting facs detect six basic emotions modify assignment keep student engaged help confusion technology beckham institute advanced science univerity illinois teacher better idea students thinking able help effectivly giving individual attention students need well lower number class interuptions disengaged students

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face found mars nasa proven natural landorm face resemble human feature illusions given shadow around giving eyesnose mouth face martian mesa common enough found around cydonia face land formation found april 51998 took picture face 10 times sharper originals viking photos showed alien monument clear natural landrom rather alien made landform face like middle butte snake river plain idaho face middle butte natural landfroms alien made pictures face taken clearer people still thought aliens technology use better first technology use picture took still showed marks alien made land formtion nasa use technology like mars orbiter carmera vikings camera however public still doesnt believe land formation face natural landformto say nasa wouldnt lie face natural landforms actually benefit finding face made aliens nevertheless nasa took picture april 82001 used camera image spans 156 meters per pixel objects ground even small shacks could seen know found picture martin equivalent butte mesa landform common around american west comparsion showed face likely natural landform rather landform made alien finalize face found mars natural land formations alien land formation high tech camera nasa used would able showed kind details alien could possiblely made mark landform would shown picture none evidence found shows face likey natural landform

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article author gave many pros cons reasons driverless cars coming think driverless cars coming many reasons think driverless cars coming like author said technology advancing google cofounder sergey brin sadi believes cars would use half fuel would fundamentally change world cars made would help types people make roads safer could help older people cant see well others drive well others help high schoolers yet licensed want freedom able go places also think happpen happen becuase paragraph 10 author says mercedesbenz audi nissan plan cars drive 2020 says car companies come cars drive making every advancement need get cars made road lastly think driverless cars cause alot less crashes alot less injuries deaths cars drive themselvse lot less chance car crash cars cause lots injuries deaths conclusion driverless cars would great advancement world economy would cause less car crashes injuries therefore think driverless cars come succesful soon

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boy named luke finished high schol graduation life going change luke two parttime jobs grocery store bank friend invited go europe cattle boat luke want say best friend wanted luke helped people get across ocean world war ii luke wanted help people would die world war ii even seen real cow boys cow boys watched horses luke life going change would finish high school met new friends thats lived life luke even liked going china europe even free time would play baseballvolly ball andtable tennies would tournament would fun day long luke loved adventures loved helping people good man suff people even went collage good time end

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use technology reaf emotioanl expressions students classroom valuble becauseeckman classified six basic emotions happiness surprise angerdisgust fear sadness assocaited wach characteristic movements facial muscles using video imagery new emotionrecognition software tracks facial movements real face printed face using software read someones emotional expression student classroom could also look someone maybe guess feeling dont always need software figure someone feeling tell someone feeling feedback give least according new computer software recognize emotions software least innovation process begins computer constucts 3d computer model face 44 major muscles model must move like human muscles fact humans perfoorm impressive calculation everyday could hard figure someones facil expression using thast software could help figure feeling mona lisa demonstration realy intended bring smile face classroom computer could recogize student becoming confused bored lot examples text like one talks frontalis pars lateralis nuscle eyes technology valuable gives lots good way could read figure someones expression feeling according facial feedback theory emotion moving facial muscles expresses emotions also may even help produce smiling frowning way creating emotions stage empathymay happen unconsciously imitate another persons facial expressions expression compared neutral face could argue use technoloy valuable cause maybe used make mona lisa smile thats name article couldve used advantage

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mr senator united states keep electoral college process process makes sure winner also makes sure candidate doesnt regional appeal electoral college process certain winner 538 electors tie possible 538 even number likely never happen big states get electoral votes small states therefore presidential candidate gets attention big states higher chance elected process avoids runoff elections certain winner candidates regional appeal using process candidate regional appeal likely win region south north etc enough electoral votes elect president example romney south south incentive campaign gets electoral votes despite electoral college problems get new process possibly problems difficult control

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author suggests sudying venus worthy pursuit means theres many challenging things planats surface dont know learn paragragh 3 says even challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere meaning venus isnt thing challenging also meaning clouds highly corrosive challenging learn even study venus secound planet sun proved challenging place examine closely often referred earths twin paragragh 4 says venus probably covered largely oceans maybe didnt even realize covered oceans maybe didnt wan seen author says paragragh 8 venus vaule becasue insight gained planet also becasue human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors

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agree face mars made aliens couple reasons reason one nobody found life mars samples never find true another reason disagreement even aliens made face government wouldnt leak information public something would call classified keep everybody going insane also disagree paragragh seven flew cydonia first time april 51998 said alien monument understanding last paragrah saying landform created aliens made land dirtdustmud whatever planet also three pictures look like changing every year took pictures maybe mars storms causes dirt dust shift move around mean u wouldnt say aliens know time scientist take pictures change look face would outragoues last reason thinking face landform created aliens clearly states reading found messa brutte landform gives answer right degree whoever says aliens formed face mars

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challenge exploring venus detailed reliable article seems though author thinks would good idea find way exploration take place neighboring planet venus authors final paragraph state travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation wich strongly indicates author thinks would good invest exploration part author supports idea well parts article could possibly make readers confused paragraphs exerpt author stating danger involved making exploration venus much author states towards beggining end article beleive would worthy pursuit body paragraphs dont seem optimistic exploration example paragraph 2 author says venus isa challenging planet humans study another example paragraph 4the value returning venus seems indisputable options making mission safe scientifically productive types remarks seem slightly reoccuring exerpt also show author seems like alot doubt nasas capability continue major journey writer article knowledgable terms conditions marsand would take able research planet majority exerpt consists diffrences similarities venus home planet earth example paragraph 2 author exclaims two planets referred twins example contrasted paragraph 3on surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience planet see detailed facts exerpt clearly reliable much may controversial author show alot negative effects exploring venus bring reasons could good idea make exploration like considering alot venus earth example paragraph 4 author statesastronomers fascinated venus may well earthlike planet solar systemvenus still features analogous earth examples show author guving strong reason would possible make expidition venus article challenge exploring venus detailed factual strong although may 100 express author trying say would worthy pursuit make expedition venus article still would give people alot information venus reasons go exerpt express studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers part may show dangers much would worthy parts show would good idea readers might confused weather author thinks worthy either way still factual strong article get lot information

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scientist say long time ago venus could closest planet earth even though become exstreamly dangerous unhabitable land challenge exploring venus author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents author article supports idea well including details venus dangerous author begins talking venus history planet referrs earths twin becasue planets simmularities author says long ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth sentence helps develope authors point earth venus twins though author described dangerous venus become almost become impossible scientists send robot planet although author say wouldnt impossible live author also says vehicle hovered thirty miles suface temperatures would hot pressure would accuivalent sea level earth author includes solar power would plentiful radiation would exceed earths levels author moves show scientists study planet maybe one day live atleast visit longer period time scientists studying older technologies use electricity calculate number withstand harsh conditions one example author uses mechanical computer author goes detail used world war two right metal could possibly withstand venus conditions finish paragraph author talks modern computer use electricity often delicate show scientists using older technology author wraps imformation said together saying travels earth beyond limited danger doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation conclusion author article supports idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents well including details venus dangerous could live scientists study planet supporting details venus used changed paragraghs two four helps paint clear picture reader details like imformation paragraph five give us insight could one day live venus allow reader truly understand authors point view also contrast technologies paragraph seven helps reader understand strong point continue pursuit venus dont know sure hope one day visit venus

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ever dreamed driverless cars future child well dream seems coming true companies said driverless cars completely safe would able trust thought driverless car may seem absolutely wonderful dangers come may driverless cars shouldnt allowed roads completely driverless driving laws may change need smarter roads according article says 2013 bmw announced development traffic jam assistant car handle driving functions sppeds 25 mph special touch sensors make sure driver keeps hold wheel driver must remain alert driver still needs hold wheel called driverless cars dangerous driver may fully alert take something may go wrong driverless car doesnt alert driver take time could lead serious accident according article says driving laws mainly written human driver controlling car times driving laws focus keeping driver passangers pedestrians safe lawmakers know safety fully achieved alert driver driver isnt alert could cause lives danger driving laws written assumption safe car human driver control times human driver drive certain amount time car driving traffic laws would change order cover liability case accident according article says smarter roads expensive pratical smarter car road need smarter roads comes lot work smartroad systems work suprisingly well require massive upgrading exsisting roads starters driverless car need excessive amount sensors causes car need lot improving order function exsisting roads driverless cars perks many downsides also driverless cars could form public transportation system people world could use may seem amazing dangers cars drive overtakes driverless cars completely driverless traffic laws may change need smarter roads safety driverless cars may change however need wait future holds us

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imagine point time future could driverless flying cars people always long time thought could maybe never possible google cofounder sergey brin begs differ believes may start towards driverless cars sergey brin imagines future numerous amounts driverless car could form publictransport taxi system believes could one day become reality driverless car production still continue next several years although driverless cars drove 500 miles without crashing still setbacks driverless car would still alert driver backing driveways navigating road issues construction zones accidents drivers driverless car far drive turn brake still somethings driver would still although production driverless cars still underway still much done future driverless cars may available everyone someday still long way go getting closer achieving everyday

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limiting car usage popular talk amongst leaders politicians many advantages shortining usage cars throughout countries whole world use cars cause many accidents even deaths cars trucks polutting atmoshpere cars also cause people lazy get enogh physical activity cars provide quicker way transportation cant dont train ride car accidents leading death toll amongst americans even though source4 states thatas april 2013 numbers miles driven per person nearly 9 percent peak equal country january 1995 part explanation certainaly lies recession americans cant afford new cars even france started join banning cars certain exstent source 2 says congestion 60 percent capital france five days intensifying smogthe smog rivaled beijing china one polluted cities world smog caused much car pollution cold weather believe unless country side drive going short distance take city bus train even old fashioned walkride bike going long distances take train would cause less acciddents would raise health people dont train public transportation near area would recommend buying car actually need buying something show around town need truck get one trying get point point b would recommend hybrid something uses either electricity even elecrticity gas limiting car usage popular talk amongst leaders politicians many advantages shortining usage cars throughout countries whole world talk could end changing world better likely could help save moey boost economy people wan na hang cars bad paris even numbered lincense plates ordered leave cars home suffer 22euro fine 31 almost 4000 drivers fined even people cars impounded reaction fine

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aunthor supports idea studying venus worthy pursuit despit dangervenus closest planet earth terms destiny size occasionally closet distance earth venus mar planetary neighbor sometimes closer mars times venus venus sometimes right around corner space terms human sent sumerous spacecraft land coulddraped world venus closest planet earth destiny size earth venus mars orbit sun different speeds venus right around corner space sometimes venus hottest suface temperature planet solar system even mercury closer sun venus hottest planets solar system venus mercury hottest planets system danger planets

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automobile production commonly used individuals world utilization transportation vehicle arouses environmental damage well stress limiting car usage around world would greatly beneficial limiting automobile usage would decrease hazardous rates air pollution regions cars commonly driven tailpipes cars release toxins often produced automobiles fuel severely pollute environment air according experts passenger cars responsible 12 greenhouse gas emissions europe 50in united statessource 1 amplifies dangerous impact automobiles environment paris carusing country reached extreme levels smog due automobile emissions according reuters paris 147 micrograms particulate matter per cubic matter compared 114 brussels 797 londonsource 2 due ban made car usage smog eventually cleared automobiles emissions greenhouse gases utterly harmful environment decreasing utilization automobiles would also ease stress levels among community vauban germany cars practically forbidden causing suburbs streets free persistent humming motor car actually tense im much happier waysource 1 says heidrun walter citizen carfree city illustrates loss automobiles bring tranquility region bogota columbia hosts day without cars day driving automobile permitted according andrew selsky due occasion pitted sidewalks replaced broad smooth sidewalks rushhour restrictions dramatically cut trafficsource 3 lowering usage automobiles would relieve individuals tensity caused driving automobiles excemplary form transportation impact isnt beneficial purposes car emissions greenhouse gases promote global warming traffic tenses drivers limiting utilization vehicles would decrease diminish negative impacts world

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use technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable students trouble assignments show teacher struggling although students would feel comfortable sharing emotions help assignments people think someone happy theyre really putting fake smle facefor instance probably tell friend feeling simply look face new technology see really feeling use technology show valuable using see student trouble valuable use fun valuable expert faces dont lie muscle clues sometimes used spot smiling politician celebrity isnt truthful facial action coding system also used criminals officers sure wether man criminal use technology see criminal lying think techonolgy useful students many people believe reading emotions students classroom valuable

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really believe face mars made alien well name sydney im scientist nasaim tell truth lets begin telling face mars discovered 1976 1 spacecraft snapping photos possiable landing sites vikings spacecraft 2when human face first scientist like thought another martian mesabut something different one odd made look like egyptian nasa took image unveiled whole world see world saw image people went crazy talk shows even haunted grocery stroe checkout people started taking far coming ideas people started say came aliensi know crazy scientist nasa even started believe people saying nasa decided go mars get another picture 18 years later said important taxpayers april 51998 mars global surveyor got team snapped 10 pictures pictured taken ten times sharper vikings picture picture appeared jpl websiteit revealed natural land form alien monument wait done yet people satisfied said picture taken wrong angle winter day cloudy april 82001 summer day cloudsmars global surveyor close enough second look teams camera captured extraortdinary photo picture blow three times bigger see really team blew showed butte mesa landformmost commonly found around american west learned looks face actually landform face mars turned neat got used moviesand ect also led people imagineation think well maybe life mars us next time see look like something turn something way different

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would without car usage thing much little car usage many residents travelers nearby thier destination dont nessesaraly need car get although others may need use car becasue extended distance limiting car usage many advantages example vauban germany streets completely car free according article 70 vaubans families cars 57 sold cars move families friends much active spend quality time outside school work less car usage public transportation available thoose need importantly also would less polution gas air good opportunity take away stress lower air pollution said businessman carlos arturo plaza due smog france cars banned public transit free charge friday monday according bbc fuel also great impact ever feel like work hard nothing money wasted gas car materials car details much things really needs spent limiting car usage could mean less accidents less accidents means less deaths injuries driving could risky especially crowdy places people cars limiting cars could also mean people getting know diffrent places often places used going parks sports centers also bloomed throughout city uneven pitted sidewalks replaced broad smooth sidewalks rushhour restrictions dramtically cut traffic new resturants upscale shoppung districts cropped families engaged together work together make thier destination conclusion feel car polution limited becasue advatages limiting car usage advantages disadvatages many things could possibly happen according end car culture article pedestrian bicycle private cars commercial public transportations traffic woven connected network save time conserve recources lower emissions improve saftey mobile world congress looking saftey ways transport get yout destintation needed due limiting carusage families friends spend quality time getting thier locations go nearby places could save money gas car details also could prevent less accidents possible

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arent tired accidents happens frequently road getting stuck traffic getting work time important event must attend also air polluted gas cause car gets us sick think would good idea limit usage car limit car usage makes world safer save time less injury occur car usage limited save time people walking foot riding bicycle less chance traffic streets people get going much faster cars road means traffic waiting much higher percentage people loosing jobs constantly late work also beneficial dont keep buying gas put car remember bigger vehicle gas use dont prefer saving money important things worrying paying insurance buying gas perspective think would work great air pollution one biggest problem united states around world cars used road contributes pollution fuel car helps pollute air pollution cause people get sick based article cold nights warm days caused warmer layer air trap car emissions also stated diesel blamed actions since diesel makes 67 percent vehicles countries like france 533 percent average diesel engines rest western europe case less car usage better health better also environment car usage increase accident occur road alot people days reckless care free comes driving road especially teenagers teenagers known getting alot accidents people mainly ones party alot cautious comes drugs alchol car usage limited less accidents happen safer people occurding mr sivak growing curious kind car people drove young people dont really care car means getting point point b others may argue car much easier faster carry destination walking riding bicycle using public transportation evening though may true cars safer walking riding bicycle also cause alot accidents remind helps contribute pollution stated article changes people stopped car commuting result recession may find less reason resume habits words people get use walking riding bicycles going harder take back habit car takes everywhere conclusion car usage limited less accidents occur better health ride bike walk also exercising exercising good keeps body fit shape less chance people like elderly muscle pains nerve problems also help save money life time help people lazy case limiting car usage help world tremendously

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dear senator done research would like change electoral college popular vote president united states source 1 electoral college explains canadate running president state group electors many people know really means means people united states actually vote president voting someone gets choose president electoral college confusing think fair people united states vote directly president instead voting slate electios choose president getting rid electoral college vote united states president fair people united states would voting slate electors would actually voting want become president votes would direct accurate source 2 even bestlaid defenses system wrong states voters may get confused vote someone didnt want vote people ones voting president unfair electors get vote end voters electors even control electors vote people put trust electors vote president make smore sense people say ability vote directly turn eighteen allowed vote hope vote actually matters hope vote go towards elector hope vote count towards think represent country well

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since start 21st century technology become smarter today smart phones smart tvs smart watches devices made suite needs user providing user friendly experience meets almost needs user including making life little bit easier gives devices title smart next piece tech get smart upgrade car smart cars development several years appear slowly becoming reality usage driverless cars struck gold mine contraversy honesty smart cars future roads make lives easier introduction smart cars roads today would result efficent use gasoline resource exponentially depleated article driverless cars coming author says cars foresees would use half fuel todays taxis offer far flexibility bus cutting ammount gasolinefuel used day day basses could cut pollutants airs well prolong lifeusage gasoline also usage smart cars would far cheaper usage smart roads possibility thought gm engineers berkeley smart roads would require expensive upgrades roads smart cars could eliminate hefty cost technology used beta smart cars today around since 80s new technology time old technology years tech decreased price inversely proportional increase new capabilities ammount tech used smart cars important runs highest standards todays tech best best used cars finally new tech making driving safer experience far enjoyable one introduction new autonomous cars engineers thought new ways make rides enjoyable new incar entertainment systems one many ideas may become reality people afraid smart cars fear one blame accident occurs plus people may uncomfortable idea control car well today smart cars 100 autonomous yet instances traffic construction driving require human driving skill also things backing places require human skill cases human skill still requirement drivers must stay alert times eliminating fear control well problem blame conclusion smart cars future help eliminate problem inefficent use gas providing driver smoother enjoyable ride full fletched smart car upgrade greatly needed

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ever thought computers help correct flaws researchers past told us humans perfect make mistakes driverless cars prevent accidents caused distractions driverless cars use half fuel flexibility bus driverless cars chance come market researchers devoted lives figuring things extraordinary knowing computers souls programed anything driving car needs driver engineers invent system car drive according article driverless cars truly driverless google cars truly driverless still alert driver take pulling driveways dealing complicated traffic issues navigating roadwork accidentsdriverless cars coming 2 course technical difficulties system however people advancing technology every single day day someone going figure problem fix everybody look bigger picture driverless cars prevent accidents simply person distracted hisher phone one suffer loss simple mistake like checking text messages phone calls according article manufacturers also considering using cameras watch drivers remaining focused road driver watches road car watches driverdriverless cars coming 7 car better qualities cars today google cars even spend time driving car use half gas taxi uses imagine thinking much gas money ordinary person save according article cars forssees would use half fuel todays taxis offer far flexibility busdriverless cars coming sergey brin 2 conclude driverless cars need chance accepted society cars researched scientist engineers every day even experimenting cars noticed prevent accidents caused distraction sergey brin forsees better future people america people lives line road

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topic driverless cars contradictive good bad asspects driverless cars support opinion completely driverless cars unsafe hand cars autonomous still allow manual driver control reliable driver required driverless cars entirely driverless cars unpredictable stated article case accident technology fails driver fault manufacturer car completely autonomous technology developes believe autonomous car systems become reliable never completely replace human driver malfunctioning equipment put pssengers well pedestrians lives risk conclusion line must define human technological error road autonomous systems extremely helpfull dependable driving species progress eliminate human interaction vehicals lead issues driverless car systems

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