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advantages limiting car use actually favorable enviroment well people usage car limited would less pollution less car accidents stuck traffic would healthy way life excise time pass people one thing could good way start limited car usage would city bogota colombia day without cars promoted program day cars banned buses taxis permited inspires people walk ride bike something far could take bus taxi would make great impact peoples life maybe would soon joined cities whole countries like cities cali valledupar already done paris france driving banned due smog exactly like partially banned clear air city example one rule monday motorists evennumbered licence plates ordered leave cars home next day would oddnumbered plates would follow rule thanks little rule congestion 60 percent frances capital smog cleared america almost end car culture recent studies suggests americans buying fewer cars driving less getting fewer licenses year goes alone see witnessing longterm cultural shift mimi sheller said yes whole car car limiting rules negative implication car industries general rest people would good impact lives general car limiting make positive impact lives us also enviroment bill ford said mobile world congress barcelora spain pedestrian bicycle private cars commercial public transportation traffic woven connected network save time conserve resources lower emissions improve safety

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driverless cars near futrue cars like need protection everybody like idea trying make trying make smater trying make smater roads us drive opion good idea would love experince riding one thoughts driverless cars would smart idea things like whole smater roads thing would smater roads question think would expensive would certin road could us types cars whole idea types cars amazes would kinda scary try something like also like whole idea car would someone checking car would hard person keep concentration road another thing law doesnt allow us try things cars mean would major issue people testing also thinking hard would cars drive would special training drive one read passage car would automactily tell would time start driving driver hispanic race car tell turn drive english would settings also whole point driverless cars think would able get around traffic accidents construction sites think would also alot nicer could get around stuff anyway cars would nice around would also love ride one experiece feeling listen way would transfer person siting drivers seat cars would bomb really driverless easy control would love see comes really look forward

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mona lisa smiles new technology read anyone facial expressions much would take identify human emotion use mona lisa smiles see calcutlies show shes 83 happy 9 disgusted 6 fearful 2 angry identify movements muscles dr paul eckman classified six basic emotions like happiness surprise anger disgust fear saddness like dr huang said facial expressions universal observe even though individuals often show vary degrees expression emotion recognition software tracks facial movents real life faces painted someone face identify mix emotions weighting differents units da vinci painted actaully humans perform impressive everyday probably could tell friend feelings noticing face us would trouble noticing emotion traits like happy sad worried scared like sciencist would says classroom computer could recognize students becoming confuse bored dr huang predicts could modify lesson like effective human instructors dr huang notes human communication nonverbal including emotional communication cumputers need understand experts face dont lie muscle clue sometimes use spot smile truthful drama coach contantin stanislavsky actor reproduce smile frowning way creating emotions stage even showing empathy person make feel great selfs faces could reveal many emotions even body noticable human show much emotions

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limiting car uses change enviorment dramatic way vauban germany residents dont use cars dont even room cars way get parking space house buy 40000 along home large garages edge develpoment streets completely carfree besides streets edge community 70 doesnt even cars heidrun wlater former car owner says car always tense im much happier way healthier less tense walk bicycle keeping self fit active paris france banned driving due smog evennumbered plates one day next day oddnumber plates ones use cars got fine 22euro 31 five days 4000 people fined 27 people cars impounded due reaction fine car droven every day helps polution cuts back polution running putting enviorment like drive week putting little bit polution enviorment arent putting much would drove everyday week bogota colombia walk bike hike skate take buses work carfree days third year row day goal reduce smog works violaters fined 25 cities like cali valledupar joined event taking stand polution cleaning smog bicyclers made 118 miles bike paths day good opportunity take away stress lower air pollution said business man carlos arturo plaza united states america president obamas goal curb green house gas emissions everyone asking america passed peak driving 2013 americans drove 9 per person peak january 1995 thats cars per house hold came cellphone apps days thet help car pooling instead driving work ask coworkers switch days days drive work days drive work would saving gas putting less polutuion air people ages 16 39 yearsolds getting thier license older people maintain license research mr sivaks found many people get jobs walk work use public transportation car pool friends walking riding bicycle hiking skating ways get somewhere without creating polution way cut back polution take oppertunity carpooling friend coworker also way cut back polution instead two cars coming area go area use one car go area instead taking cars point save enviorment create less polution like paris bogota vauban created way help enviorment take stand make change

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passage author talks venus really close earth humans havent ever due dangerous goes say one dangerous plants really want know whats want know like something due fact dangerous cant send human land ground come idea sending human blimp normally send people space land able step ground plant venus different story due air chemicals cant land want send someone blinp hover venus see whats venus one questionable plants due fact clue could nasa still working approaches study venus might take years someone comes way view venus without land people willing everything takes find way view venus find whats end passage author say travels earth beyond limited damgers doubts expaned meet vary edges imagination innovation agree know whats able explore world full lifebecasue never know might happen next

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spacecraft circling around mars snapping photos planet something spotted looked like human face thing though wasnt face natural land formation priority nasa tell everyone landform formation looks like face rock formation resembles shape head shadows form illusion eyes nose mouth april 5 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia first time michael malin mars orbitercamera team snapped pictuire team snapped picture ten times larger original viking photos said paragraph seven unmasking face mars thousands anxious fans waiting saw image revealed natural landform alien monument see face big rock even though everyone satisfied say experts hiding nasa right would hide everyone right know plus would lot handle im positive telling everything know conclusion told everything taken pictures anyone could ask pictures prove rock formation one even said reminds middle butte snake river idaho thats lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars see reminds one landformation

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one may think driverless car ideal everyday transportation many others may think nessicary improvment focusing disadvantages driverless car leaves one look detail new developments ask useful could possibly everyday routunedoing allows one think logically might best idea throught passage author gives several examples benificial car could mankind saying also gives smorgashboard nonbenificial somewhat hastling examples paragraph 2 states television movies long fascinated cars could drive implying society intreuiged idea driverless car response immediatley followed reality google cars could drive independently certain conditions since 2009 id like point fact weve driverless cars 7 years although car companies making improvments cars use today still left accomindations specific conditions inforce order safley drive paragraph 3 refrences general motors car company engineers berkeley trying improve idea driverless car theyve gone step created concept car could run special test track embedded electrical cable corresponding concept car shorty paragraph explains smart cars worked surprisingly well requuiered massive upgrades exsisting roads something simply expensive practical saying allows us readers understand much thought project even though great idea sometimes think logically paragraphs 67 argues advantage roadside assisting paragraph explains specific details driverless car speacial touch sensors self stirring accelerate brakes addded details could helpful certain situations traffic construction sites ect stated shortly specfic condtions tour driverless car assistance point wed take conrol car deal theses agonizing everday problems conclusion driverless car meant benificial actually helping

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electoral college dear mr nixon think citizen flordia electoral college apart states voting rights people voteing direct vote president state like many others winnertakesall system awards electors winning presidential candidate every election unfair election people dont get directly vote president richard nixon jimmy carter bob dole us chamber commerce aflcio time agreed answer abolishing electoral college proof basic people usa think electoral college exit people important country commities voting electoral college voters dont vote president vote slate eloctors elect president right people vote people running president plus wrong country everyone right us citizen elect president actually voting president basic level electoral college unfair voters winnertakesall system state candidates dont spend time states know chance winning focusing tight races swing states proof elecooral college unfair us voters official electoral college unfair outdated irrational best argument favor mostly assertions without much basis reality arguments direct elections spurious best hard say bob dole right abolish electoral college electoral college something taken electing process dosent give us us citizens exact rights vote president electors elect president people

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use driverless cars new upcominh innovation real question though safe world never completely numerous ammount problems occur also cars place big economic role world use driverless cars unsafe exspensive society first reason many whose fault car crashes debate society never truly know many reasons sides car could faulty crash harm people car crash human operating car wasnt paying attention right moment debate endless society discover judge situation article states result states even illegal test computerdriven cars california nevada florida district columbia led country allowing liminted use semiautonomous cars driverless cars coming quote states many states creating laws topic chances accidents driverless cars prevented roads states take chance state second reason exspensive cars need special sensors make hundred percent safe costly take toll economic debt sensors need placed every road way costly article sates sensors roads smartroad systems worked suprisingly well required massive upgrades existing roads something simply exspensive practical driverless cars coming statement makes lot sense especially since debt burrying economy today also option smart cars 3d mapping sensors cars costly many americans today still accidents occuring real answer driverless cars exspensive third final reason drivers pay attention still cars may driverless many situations human driver still needed certain situations situations dangerous article states fact none cars developed far completely driverless steer accelerate brake designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills driverless cars coming impact harmful dangerous especially operater car doesnt pay attention needed driver dozes think wont need pay attention could possibly run construction go around accidents car malfunctions drivers misuse privliges cars safe society use driverless cars unsafe exspensive society reasons kisted state many reasons driverless cars would useless todays world cars proved safe yet heavily priced everyone get one use cars useless proven completely safe cost efficient real question though would want parents kids even friends drive cars knew proven 100 malfunction free

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think technology would great idea school teacher showing student math something else student also asking help make computer notice face expression try help student figure math problem type technology used schools helpfullets say used computers world violating private privacythe technology would accepted certain amount people need private privacy would put sticky note cameraone support claim would help schools classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused boredthen could modify lesson like effective human instructor think could help better grades may like subject moreone benefit put type computers officeto see employee bad day work trying help bad day make sure happy working making working background better placethey also use lie detectors show actually lieing breating hard purpose lie would also try lie tecnology would grest resource evidence show conclusion lieing process begins computer constructs 3d model face 44 major muscles model must move like human muscles movement one muscles called action unit conclusion could improve daily lives like schoolworkor courts trying see truthful classrooms would super valuable student confused subjects

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technology rapidly advancing passing moment newer andfastertechnology used everyday making world better place world also started implementing technology schools kids learn today use technology creates new ways learning benefit students make better brighter contributers society fac facial action coding system read emotions put data six basic emotions happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness fac making computer 3d model makes 44 major muscles face makes function teachers could read students faces telling kind emotional state theyre cataloging student current emotion find wht makes hesitant certian problems fix since emotion key part human communication fac benefical classroom face generates emotions language people read new technology show depth emotion great distances proove benefical students take online classes via computer teacherprofessor communicate students distinguish areas study might frighten people sothat lesson plans may adjusted technology could read happy someone received good test score personal goal student reached fac tells us emotions change peoples current emotion studies show make face feel emotion youre pretending fac could possibly prescribe user emotion help sad users could prescribed joke something make laugh giggle happier person wouldnt less doubtful confidant towards challenging tasks possibilties technology endless fac could revolutionize way people learn fac could tell teachers focus direct attention fac also give teachers way see type learner people truely feel caertain subjects another good use technology could prescribe dose happiness students tobrighten spirits help test facis truely benfical students classroom

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solar system revolves around many different planets one venus many people study every one planets atmosphere distance us gravitational pull velocity etc better understanding planet technology helped immensly well going space seeing everything person explorer space comes good bad things example stated passage spacecraft yet survive landing visit venus many people may find huge issue due fact humans arent necessarily built spacecrafts course agree opinion still risk another con venus hottest planet although mercury closer sun author mentioned paragraph 3 venus deadly due pressure heat holds everything else life good outcome believe learning surrounding us outside earth important infromed said life venus almost much earth dont call venus earths twin simply reason strongly believe closer better future everyday goes scientists geologists etc try capture sort new information possibly help future good positive matter conclusion information author passage provided gave better understanding whether worth continue trying discover similar planet earth read intake yes dangerous stated second paragraph risk lives time life full risks important well im sure others know another life somewhere completely different state country means literally different planet therefore traveling outside earth huge challenge fear shouldnt stop us gaining innovation future

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idea driverless cars future controversial topic many may say dangerous others argue ways ensure safety cars future technology article driverless cars coming author presents sides argument reading article come conclusion driverless cars positive change technology used better google already invented driverless car making improvements years car contains sensors wheel rotating sensor roof video camera mounted rear view mirror gps reciever intertial motion sensor things used car ensure provided safe ride google invention driverless car future could public transportation system care would use half fuel taxis use today driverless car offers far flexibility bus paragraph 5 states improvements sensors computer hardware software make driving safer also leading cars handle driving tasks quote showing sensors cameras inserted car make safe ride make car mimicking would drive person behind wheel conclusion google driverless car invention could change future way get places positives negatives found testing cars making improvements overall sensors put car ensure safety google make possible safe ride car improvements made driverless car change future transportation

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planet venus inhospitable current state worth find truth scientists tell us venus averaging temperatures 800 degrees fahrenheit pressure 90 times greater earths venus unexplorable due factors last mission failing hours worth risk idea pursuing venus dangerous worth find geography similar earth venus could ever support life venus called earths sister planet closest planet earth density size distance humans tried explore venus many times past failed due intense temperature pressure planet planet also thick atmosphere 97 carbon dioxide makes even challenging visit despite factors scientists want visit deadly planet scientists infatuated planet used like earth geography standpoint planet covered large oceans rocky sediment valleys mountains craters enough reasons scientists explore venus want learn occured planet transform earth like place scientists need learn venus learn planet working ways observe planet able come back alive nasa developed interesting idea send humans study venus want study venus hovering planet like planes fly storms idea would keep humans away harmful things venus offer sides idea observing venus much us light penetrate dense atmosphere insight ground life venus limited biggest side fact researchers take samples venus rock grass back earth study idea still better nothing anything learn mission something know age old question people planets could ever inhabit life scientists studied planets many years seen variety things concluded mars able inhabit life started program sign ups available leave earth help scientists conduct experiment life venus held many characteristics similar earth important one many years ago venus could supported variety life question changed venus hot temperatures high pressures difficult scientists get close take samples study scientists working different ways study venus get closer take samples nasa used simple electronics made silicon carbide simulated chaotic conditions venus survived three weeks important use electronics send atmosphere venus take pictures samples planet find alternate solution getting humans past thick carbon dioxide atmosphere scientists also thought reverting back mechanical computers go atmosphere could work things use mechanical parts tend better conditions high pressure heat limiting factors things could worth people earth determine way put life venus whole world would change idea venus geography similar earths fact could supported life makes worth study venus despite dangers come venus used oceans mountains valleys like earth idea happened things make want study planet even life could supported long ago scientists working discover way around limiting factors figure could ever supported scientists everything possibly study venus matter time answers seek

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ever wanted experience life changing event well fact joining seagoing cowboys program much including helping others seeing experiencing new things fun along way since world war ii europe ruins many people searching help recover alone cant asking help job help recover many countries food supplies animals fact may oppertunity care much 300 animals along way helped make aware peoples countries needs sure mention incredible sights see plenty time see visit many wonderful sights places along way example first time went took two weeks crosss atlantic month get china therefore plentiful amount time relax enjoy sights seans may also visit places time including italy crete panama canal places take tours ride gondolas much please dont forget time included fun fun added many activities trip one example boat returning unloading animals time play baseball volleyball table tennis also fence box read whittle play many games corse time leave always part left voyage memories seagoing cowboys program also known unrra open world around helping others seeing experienceing new things faving fun along way contributed experiencing life changing event want experience fantastic journey say ready experience

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could imagine sitting behind wheel driveless car thought may sound good reality worse automakers prevent making driveless cars driveless cars dangerous waste money driveless cars dangerous state indiana five ten smart cars bought day one three cars wrecked day features normal cars already distracting let alone make driveless car paragraph eight states wouldnt drivers get bored waiting turn drive driver got bored waiting turn could easily fall asleep fell deep sleep would even dangerous also easier wreck occur driver could easily get distracted phone anything situations dangerous nobody take risk hurting someone driveless cars waste money paragraph ten stated mercedesbenz audi nissan plan cars drive 2020 indiana mercedesbenz run 80000 imagine spending much one car buy two one price people spend amount new car college around world two three students miss college imagine mother spending much new driveless car instead college wouldnt hurt feelings driveless cars dangerous waste money automakers prevent making driveless cars save ten lives day preventing driveless cars may strive help save life wouldnt waste money driveless car neither

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believe electoral college outdated system voting get rid removed electoral college votes could counted much quicker accurately system outdated needs replaced something different electoral college established time technology primitive votes taken general consensus counting hundreds thousands votes would take large amount time impractical current time though counting single votes much faster accurate going process electoral college large poll could taken digitally stores votes citizens quickly safely electoral college accurate either example stated source 2 al gore popular vote loss due way electoral college works many citizens feel vote doesnt matter arent directly voting candidate theyre voting electors vote candidate thought democracy voting system use pick leader winnertakeall ideology absurd keep electoral college must change way electoral vote system works must change longer winnertakeall make certain percentage votes goes party vote example 50 people voted romney 50 voted obama split electoral votes right middle amount electoral votes candidate gets reflects popular vote many presidents focus larger states understandable due fact votes change way votes work candidate focuses many smaller states stand chance election see want future presidents elected fairly voting system must change whether completely taking away electoral college changing way electoral votes counted must change dont think want see candidate voted lose al gore back 2000

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author clearly new technology reads evaluates different mixed emotions person reading passage personally think invasive unessiscary program monitors people find exactly theyre feeling one scenario says would help students online schooling course computer thought point confused going lesson program would help change make easier useful student think computer could easily fooled someone coniving might wanted easy pass would case program basically useless ones truely learning anything another reason bad idea could make lot easier hackers identity theives act ruin peoples lives paragraph six says smile web ad appears screen similar ad might follow frown next ad different program goes deep watch something simple ads honestly terrifing hacker could find way monitor way technology made easy people get identities stolen new technology might make easier addition potentially dangerous also virtually useless says passage human communication nonverbal including emotional communication computers need understand first part quote true however theres reasoning second part really leaves hanging would help case gave solid answer computers need know otherwise simply opinion gives examples useful gaming entertainment purposes nothing would dramatically improve human life addition program invasive people generally use internet research students especially ads already annoying way theres reason custom person feels plus everyone wants put spotlight exposed like feel personal buisness life opinion certain situations regardless anyone included feels new technology probably going happen future generation ever known technology anyone likes producer going give fight morals greed doubt attitude generation going change

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electoral college work happy group electors choosing president write letter state senator like many us citizens residents opinion favor idea changing popular vote electoral college work unfair voters president highest popular vote could winand could disaster factor many familiar term compromise election president vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizenswhat electoral college1 benefit us express opinions preferences lets go back time election 2000 candidate popular votes gore therefore everyone expecting win mayority happy outcome counted electoral votes bush electors side gore nobody understood gave country president less wanted dispite fact first time since 1888 happened sure could happen people voted got president didnt trust rule country history class teacher told us countrys foundation people rule government places like italia argentina spain etc government takes care people like parents believe stay true foundations let people choose president want american people consider lucky 2000 fiasco biggest election crisis century system alloys much worseplumer1 quote based 1960when people favored separation based race nearly democratic electors replaced ones would oppose kennedy many electors make last minute change decision decide go side vote theit original choice partys candidate vote presidential candidate youre actually voting slate electorsposner1 another reason system abolished winnertakeall system candidates spend time states believe chance winning states even seen candidate cases even havent seen poster example plumer says expert mother jones 2000 campaing seventeen states didnt see candidates including rhode island soth california voters 25 largest media markets didnt get see dingle campaign add electoral college system unfair voters overall beliefs beliefs hundreds electoral college unfair voters cause major disaster choose candidate public haoory votes people want express show political preferences people determines change country good give right hard say bob dole right abolish electoral college plumer1

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believe using facsfacial action coding system important haveuse classroom read students facial expression know feeling teachers may going classwork lesson day fast student may understand going scared nervous ask teacher slow andor repeat said facial coding system help teachers either know help realize going fast need slow explain better students catch reading paragraph six says classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored class facial coding would good helping teacher know need class like student bored teacher would know need fun activities class something lesson day help people confused andor bored help students bored something bored would help students confused get hang going class help understand paragraph six also says could modify lesson like effective human instructor meaning facial coding would help teachers able know sure student confused bored classroom facial coding system would help teachers figure student understanding classwork would also help find student personal issues wont say anything scared say whats going would helpful know student feeling asking asking wanted talk andor letting know talk needed instead knowing person feeling letting keep emotions bottled talking anyone feel student ends something could harm others said believe facial coding system would helpful classrooms schools

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students dont shre emotions something bad wrong happened life dont want talk bring technology paragragh 7 gives intrusctions looking mirror goes talk intrusctions show happy face muscle actions show person shows genuine smile foced smile person told follow instructions wouldnt considered forced smile student bad day school lab follow instuctions mirror would foced smile think deal others emotions try figure life want let emtions im trying say keep emotions inside struggle im saying person shouldnt watched time studied find emotions paragraph 6 talks example smile forwn web ad appears screen similar follows changes poeple hate ads poping screen make pop according emotions person ad popping made fine frist time happens person may get upset angry ads ar changing hisher emotions emotions left alone delt right time monitored time think technology invastion privacy way people live life want live want emotions monitored right refuse

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humans everyone curious want learn new things world nasa govermnet organization strives find new things every day improve understanding galaxy one planets scientists looked lately venus venus planet scientists trying find although planet hostile dangerous scientists figure venus understanding planet author challenge exploring venus writes feelings dangerous well desiring explore information planet many different things scientists intrested comes planet many studies shown venus might one point like earth planet solar system author states long ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life jut like earth4 passage sugests although would crutial find planet draw backs many missions spacecrafts land planet none survived landing hours2 although planet close us conditions dangerous exploration author informs reader harsh conditions planet also show reader insight possible reasons worthy studying venus interesting planet conditions tht sugest like earth even proof suggests living organisms planet well author informs us writing venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life4 scientist using knowledge life forms think solutions people go venus help explorers scientist learn life lived planet like drawback idea venus planet filled gas roughly 170 degrees fahrenheit5 temperature harsh conditions humans live even exploring planet although planet filled gas suitable exploring robots people author suggest many positive things exploring venus like studying life forms planet consists despit e challenges way many cool things learn venus scientists idea things might human nature descover new things world humans learned new things time progressed civilization venus intresting planet nasa stil kind confused planet want know solar pannels venus solar power would plentiful radiation would exceed earth levels never less venus planet dangerous needs many precautions thinking putting people temperature planet warmer also 90 times greater atmoshperic pressure earth3 air pressure planet much stronger going harder astronauts planet certain amount time author brings many ideas regarding dangerous venus time humans want satisfy curiosity learning planet consists conclusion author supports venus worthy pursuit depsite dangers writer good job using facts support claim regarding exploration planet curiosity mainly drives exploration humans scientists explorers hold back drawbacks end want know unknown qualities planet consist despite challenges might face scientists find way learn planet although many challenges lie path like scientists everyone give roadblocks come way rather keep trying think differently

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everyone different emotions throuout day knowing someone feeing helpul keep anyone else saying something wrong person technology classroom next level think technology classroom read studednts minds would think older students maybe highschool much going lives many emotions think valuable thing technology classroom students want others know feeling teachers would find useful day expression reader fail time like telling peers others feeling moment day walk hallways sit class showing expression day learn besides know many students feel go school complete tasks go home many students personal close relationships teachers talking problem upset example mentioned teacher would make student feel uncomfortable teachers going use give less homework student bad day according expression reader students good mood happy emotions fill enviornment classroom joy teacher really talk student could possibly wrong inform speacialized person work student issues lastly technology realy trustworthy maybe someday computer may stop working may give false information student author talks muscles move signal computer emotion person conveying instructions face looks happy perfect expressions trick computer overall think computer tell emotions classroom valube even necessary one computers doctors office sounds efficient therapy someone traumitized mentally emotional patients doctors need better accurate answer somoene feeling valuable classroom like keep wont get anything better worse school emotions never know might become perfect hiders emotions

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article unmasking face mars nasa air carft viking 1 discovered landformation looked like face scientists proved mesa shadows marses clouds atmoshpere couldve formed human like shadow theorists saying life mars dont enough evidence article prove nasa wishing evidence life forms sake budget reasons conspiracy theorists wrong viking 1 took photo mesa maritian skies couldve cloudyor vikings camera couldve foggy scientists ruled idea picture couldve formed type life form mars scientists concluded another mesa common around cydoniabut unusal shadows form human face reasons scientists ruled area mesa better reasons prove picture article mesa april 5 1998 michael malin took better photo mesa uploaded jpl website everyone satisfied picture therorists stills skeptical photo since still little blurry nasas mission controller prepared send another spacecraft amrs better higher resolution photo better reaosn scientists ruled possible life form mars nasas misson contoller garvin explains better reason area mesa alien artifact photo taken 98 martiain wintera cloudy time year cmaera board spacecraft peer whispy clouds april 8 2001 mailns team captured another photo area cloudless day mars camera mallins team used highest resolution picture couldnt clearer garvin says objects picture like airplanes egyptianstyle prymaids would able see garvins reasoning 2001 looking photo computer could zoom three times get better quality picture article unmasking face mars theorists concluded alien life form marsbut simple picture taken 1976 years scientists sneding spacecrafts prove theorists wrongwhich 1998 sciencists sent team leadership michael mailn take another photo mesaonce captured photo theorists still beleived life form mars 2001 nasas misson controllers sent mailns team take another better photo cloud less day mars reasons pictured caputed article mesa alien artifact

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everyday great many people drive cars commute work run errands sometimes drive cars career related purposes little know greenhouse gas emissions automobiles create damaging environment creating large amounts pollution metropolitan areas help reduce gas emmisions caused automobiles many countries around world created programs communities designed lessen amount car usage areas employed reduced amount greenhouse gasses earths atmosphere along producing many benefits advantages limited car usage attractive one would definetly reduced pollution greenhouse gas emissions people save money fuel communities forbid usage cars save planet well according article german suburb life goes without cars elisabeth rosenthal passenger cars responsible 12 percent greenhous gas emissions europe 50 percent carintensive areas united states information shows large amount gas emissions produced automobiles assume lot cities incredibly low rates car usage citys greenhose gas emission levels compared average car filled city would logical carfree city produced less greenhouse gasses another positive change ability happen cities communities limit car usage municipal development occur people start use cars less less businesses would likely move accessable locations turn may give businesses customers due increased business certain stores stores different companies likely move areas around one businesses reside drum sales well article carfree day spinning big hit bogota supports statement sentence parks sports centers bloomed throughout city uneven pitted sidewalks replaced broad smooth sidewalks rushhour restrictions dramatically cut traffic new restaurants upscale shopping districts cropped sentence shows correlation lessening car usage municipal development end advantages limiting car usage bountiful fish ocean lessening amount pollution cities aiding development cities limiting car usage great things

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face natural landform couldnt made aliens certain reasons living creatures found anywhere mars even last paragraph said reminded garvin middle butte snake river plain idaho thats lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars garvin also said face natural landforms usually formed natural events probably thing happened mars mars gloval surveyor flew cydonia first time snaped picture ten times sharper original viking pictures revealed natural landform alien monument although said alien markings might hidden haze still alien markings found next picture took cloudless summer day cydonia best 1976 viking photo still sightings life mars think might forms life aliens planets maybe mars mars completly suitiable life live even though called earths twin enough research soon might find interesting things lead us forms life planets

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idea driveless cars would point getting license one driving car takes fun driving also idea make people want look cell phone knowing car driving create habbit turn drive car happens someone got wreck died could change world know driveless car flying cars everyones personal rockets also make people lazy car drive would point even car understand would fasinating able sit look around stuff way destination even relax stop explore gas stations fill gas even robots homework chores conclusion think creating driveless cars good idea make people lazy make distracted foccused road text call driving road

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venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents venus poses several dangerous obsticles pursuit dangerous planet actually makes time pursuing planet reasonable worth time scientist author says studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents hard already study venus atmoshere made almost 97 percent carbon dioxide makes planet venus hottest planet solar system creates big problems spacecrafts land surface planet intense heat venus produces paragraph 2 author says previous mission unmanned good reason since spacecraft survived landing hours maybe isse explains single spaceship touched venus three decades author gives good reason trying land spacecraft best option obsevre planet instead focus another planet well worth time money spacecraft would take moments spacecrafts liquefied standing venuss surface spending time different planet atmosphere geological features similar earth would ground breaking science especially nasa paragraph 3 explains thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus even challenges clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere planets surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmosphere pressure 90 times greater experience planet conditions far extreme anything humans encounter earth venus hot us explore landing spacecraft would last moments severe weather venus environment would crush even submarine accustomed diving deepest parts oceans would liquify many metals also venuss geological landscape weather like erupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes paragraph 6 author states peering venus ship orbiting hovering safely far planet provide limited insight ground conditions forms light penetrate dense atmosphere rendering standard forms photography videography ineffective since entering venuss atomsphere deadly even hovering planet enough finding information observations hot planet hovering give scientist limited details planet also light shining planet makes difficult scientist observe planet able observe every characteristics venus would make well worth mission study venus pursuing venus well worth time money nasa scientist make reasonable scientist study want go depth hot planet venus venus poses several dangerous obsticles pursuit dangerous planet actually overall venus dangerous people explore convienent astronomers nsa

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artical making mona lisa smile author describes new cumputer program able identify humans emotions think program could used class room many benifets downsides program tell bored lession could also help telling someone lying cant pick nonverbal emotional communication first one major benifets using program classroom seeing students feel lesson paragraph 6 satatesa classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused boredthis imformation could tell teacher paragraph 6 also statesthen could modify lesson like effective human instructor teacher swiching lession students may become active lesson infront secondly program could improvements paragraph 6 statesmost humans communication nonverbal including emotional communication shows emotions detected program also paragraph 6 states comuters need understand dr huang stating already aware problem aware fix improve apon finally program help dectect lies curtain muscles face states pargraph 8 false smile mouth stretched sideways using zygomatic major different muscle risorius shows key muscles face give away lie also states expert faces dont lie muscle clues sometimes used spot smiling politicain celebrity isnt truthful identify muscles lie easier spot conclude believe computer program would useful classroom could give teachers direct feed back students feeling also someone lies cant pick nonverbal emotional cummunication program positives negitivesso agree would vary benifital

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thimnlk limit usage cars think three main reasons dont waste alot fossi fuelswont make lots polution save money tust evryone loves save money first reason limit using cars dont waste alot fossil fuerol go tons tons fossil fuel getting point might even run wont anymore wont able make gas trust use gas everything second reason limit usage cars dont produce alot polution produce tons tons polution every single time drive cars thats bad cause polutes air good us breath last reason limit usage cars cause vsave us tons money mean keep count everyday much pay gas end week add thewm together see much waste gas weeek also tiers good nomore set 4 going bcome like 200 dolars need new light new windshield wipers ust think much money put car would start walking rideing bike moments ao eexplained top 3 reasons limit usage cars becausewe wont waste tonb fossil fuelwont produce lots polutio save us tons money

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think join seagoing cowboys program fun one reason would like see lot countries could see program another reason take care many animals board think definitely join would fun would big help much appreciated joined says passage unrra united nations relief rehabiliation administration also much appreciated passage statesunrra hired seagoing cowboys take care horses young cows mules shipped overseas since friend read decided sign like says passage august 1945 recieved orders report new orleans really means friend recieved orders go new orleans conclusion really think join would great opportunity one friends could sign together like said would visiting countries taking care animals think would really enjoy program

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every heard seagoing cowboy havent well today lucky day hope want one someday get travel world boat water get ship cargo etc yes may get sea sick end know know youll start gettig use seacowboy person gets go cattleboat trips unbelievable opportunity smalltown boys could possible end seeing europe maybe even china one day usually takes two weeks cross atlantic ocean eastern coast united states month get china hey water weather seacowboy dangerous storm could get cought really dangerous unsafe end really fun get see kinds different thing like wild life different countries etc ever want seacowboy recomend bringing wetsuit lots water food extra cloths camera hold memories go go work trip get pen pencils paper etc think going go college special amazing job

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situation would like tell take even better camera explanation want clearer picture take another one might even get even bettere bigger technology today might even high definition see thats actually face mountain craters might get wrong thats ok long better camera explain im right like beginning article said take pictures 1976 1998 2001 pictures cameras make pictures blury order see picture actually face something make picure clearer shows might argue im wrong might say need technology might say like well already picture face could possibly something else could mountain craters mostly anything also could wrong becuase mars rover theory wrong face along scientist nasa talking someone face mars wasent created aliens would tell extra terrestrial life couldnt done dont enough evidence prove exist dont know 100 aliens metors hit looked like face aliens aliens really need get nother camera see life person asking question would say havent guys already put one theres nothing would come back say think aliens got nothing cameras sent would kind wrong dont evidence aliens

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challange exploring venus number four author says astonomers facinated venus may wee earthlike planet solar systemlong ago venus probably covered largely ocean could supported various form like earth author seggest studing venus worthy learn planet solar system important world worthy know planet planet exist us give us sun cold good fine nathing happened us world people live world worry atmosphere venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system even thought mercury closer sunbeyond high preasure venus actually planet solar system venus second planet sun venus simple see distant safe ventage point earthit proved challenging place examine closely conclusion planet aur solar system study planet planet important know important people world venus second planet sun world venus mars planetary neigbororbit sun different speeds conclusion

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would feel technlology read students face feel like technology cant tell happy sad anger disgusted anything make face say mean im saying technology smart days know technology type things feel like dont need type thing classroom feel like people dont want show feelings lot people want keep things self want keep lot thing self face scan reading people emotional right people something deep feel like share cant hide lot things life feel like sametime shouldnt face scaning emotional feel like people think good self feel like get lot human perform impressive calclulation everyday probably tell friend feeling simply look face safe side tell people people lying feel would every use technology read students emotional yes tell feeling well bad today feel like students show feeling would know person feel intel tell us

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adantages limiting car useage sgood becauce brings pollution air result 70 pecent vaubans familes cars 57 percent sold car move car always tense im much happier way said heidrun waltera median trainer mother two 12 percent green house gas emissions europe 50 percent carintensive areas united staes beijingchina known one polluted cites world millions colmbians hicked biked skated took buses work carfree day yesterday leaving streets capital city eerfilydevoid traffic jams people particapated event raining two colombian cities cali valledupar joined event good opportunity take away stress lower air pollution said businessman carlos arturo plaza rode twoseat bicycle wife day without cars part improvement campaign began bogta mid1900s seen construction 118 miles bicycle paths latin american city according mockus citys mayor try decrease pollution riding bike skating walikng using cars get us somewhere accoridnig article development since world war ii centered car change said david goldberg offical transportation america fast growing coalition hunders grouos united states prmoting new communities less dependent cars goldberg added much drive important wether hybird

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facial action coding system schools think first think would good idea gon na distract teachers teachers gon na worried students feel students like talking problems school teacher already gon na know students emotions sit desks wouldnt want teacher knowing emotions teachers supposed teach teach need talk something feel like invading privacy student think maybe might actually help teacher learn students students like going talk teacher maybe teacher talks student might feel better teacher also know well think got schools right would probably help

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author explains studying venus good thing also dangerous human curiosity likely one day discover possibly live venus author tells readers nasa working make blimp like vehicle would hover 30 miles surface would good stay way rough ground keep tempuatures around 170 degrees fahrenheit also author explains paragraph 4 likely like earth many years ago could possible people live one day near future author also explains paragraph 6 technoligy today would stay surface would use photgraphs show ground looks like far distance author explains nasa spend time making space ship land cruiser able withstand heat pressure venus think author good point trying find planet like one day lived author states venus earths twin author stating makes others think used like eath understand venus needs many changes humans live great group people working right thanks human curiosity nasa one day hopefully near future venus used planet whole expand travel explore new places used instead cramping earth

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technology kinda dumb dont need able tell person feeling tell facial expressions moods like said pharagraph 8 muscles called orbicularis oculi pars palpabraeus make crowsfeet around eyes fake smile tell difference real smile forced one fake smile mouth streched sideways using zygomatic mayjor different muscle risorius really dont think something need able tell person feeling already know people feel theyre around moods facial expressions guess good thing use people good facial expressions use technology able understand person feeling

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driverless cars really outstanding invention also many negative sides thoughts invention kind feel like invented every litttle thing car examed checked carefully dont think driverless cars ready come like another decade driverless car whole new level people wreckless would love driverless car fact need alert fully count car keep safe people around safe want yet came really long way making new inventions one creative one driverless cars great idea needs full proof people need resured car drive safe road parking driving busy road especially driver isnt fully alert think driverless car needs studied tested lot time come people start buying getting wreckless thinking fully rely car driverless cars craze people everyone would wan na car teens adults get trouble trying show something immature possibilites something wrong happening endless weather people wreckless responsible car glitching breaking technology develpoed much past couple years waiting another ten years big invention wont harm infact would better ten years used research examing car making full proof safe completly reliable car car needs tested countless times come know fact safe drive bad weather busy road last driverless car big responsibility think right time come lot researched needs done car needs tested different kind weather summer especially winter snowy sleety day safe technology gets better much added improved invention like

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vennus evaning star bright point light sky nikname misleading venus planetthe second planet sun proved yhat challeng place examine closely venus friend earth closest earth planet density size mostly venusmars earth neightbor orbit sun differenthottest planet previous missions unmaned spacecraft issue one spaceships touch venus decades challeging humans study planets atmousphere thick almost 97 percent carbon deoxcide blankets venus planet surface tempertures rase averageover 800 degrees fahrenhitpressure 90 times greater humans seen amount pessure would crush submarine geology compare erupting valcano powerful eathquak planet rocky surface almost valley mountains craters national aeronautics one particular reason sendind humans allow float fray pressure clost sea level earth peering venus ships hovoring safely far planet provide limited insight

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article making mona lisa smile introudeces new invention computer reconginize emotion 6 basic emotions recongnize happinesssurprise anger disgust fear sadness strongly believe computer would helpful classrooms depending subject facial expression always tell emotion topic debatable depending ask would controversy say least many ways around emotion reading computer takes fake smile surpass believe instructor classroom also worry emotion students may regardless work assigned many opinions article pursuade buy product stated mona lisa demonstration really intended bring smile face shows much computer dalto6 truly idea emotion reading computer due fact many aspects seem uneffective students may tired face example computer may think upset something even though theyre tired making mona lisa smile may good idea wasnt thoroughly thought also factual evidence state word predicts shows dont know sure computers turn believe wasted money buying product without proof accuracy computer way finds students emotions

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whomever may concern process electoral college problem many years deserves abolished roots electoral college kept due fact many americans comprehend legal process swing vote catastrophies problems lack democratic pedigree may wonder someone like even writing even care care happens countrys economy government others first things first knowledge personal experiences research may realize majority americans 2014 couldnt describe process electoral college even state different process like opinion different topic immensely confusing subject read especially youre average person watching news reading article online although lets real minute really difficult process consists selecting electors meeting electors vote president vice president also school curriculum across country never really go depth electoral college unless youre taking hardcore government class case students yet informed causes effects electoral college disasters cause economy lets continue shall swing vote catastrophies worrying elected whether theyll good job controlling government worth sixty percent voters would prefer direct election rather system use citizens vote theyre basically voting slates electors eventually vote elect president well vice president question electors picks responsible task hand fact matter really control electors vote faithless elector vote whomever please even isnt partys candidate process extremely unfair voters across country doubt phrase life isnt fair quote grandmother would even apply discussion previously stated process electoral college isnt greatest fair voters asked electors picks abundant democratic pedigree remind democratic pedigree origin history something especially good impressive others electoral college outdated irrational modern day concepts extensive process lacks alot opinions evidence background knowledge necessary voting candidates hand usually certainty outcome election avoids runoff elections pleasant citizens electoral college swing votes values wrap things electoral college needed united states government lack understanding disasters may caused democratic pedigree honesty nowhere found hope consider decisions grow fond reasonings great appreciation propername

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auther supports idea exploring planet venus well states nolage planet gain planet land great reson visit lot factule evidence thereys given artical alsoa great number reson go planet lets see postive resons resurch begging article facts told planet know venus words evening star planet siad text clifs type surfes craters siad even tho arent planet next sun hotest planet solor syetem exploring planet would like exploring deepest parts sea would good way exploring thr planet blimp sort flying veacule see planet secondary planet gives strong resemblens earth type featers venus mostly referded earths twin similaretys travial distince like planets around traval faster spead artical state venus closest planet earth terms density size tempeter averges 800 degress fahrenheit way see planet number reson nasa quit exploasion venus despiet knowleg could gain explorasions last great number resons explore surfes venus shingle spaceship surfes venus last 3 years atmospher 90 times greter earth conditions venus far sever human live puting aside topics weather constint natural desaster frecuent lightning strikes earthquieqes desasters counclusion arent lot benufets reching surfes venus auther story supports ideas facts kinds theryes suport ideas facts could go wrong good parts venus also bad parts venus

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challenge exploring venus times called evening star one brightest points light night sky making simple even amateur stargazer spot exploring venus dangerous temperature happen exploring venus worthy bacuse scientist say well earthlike planet solar system long ago venus probably covered largely oceans could suppported various formsof life like earth venus also nearest option planetary visit crucial consideration given long time frames space travel little dangerous venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system one challenges venus clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere average temperature 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric preassure 90 times greater experience planet venus features analogous earth rocky sediment inludes familiar features valleys mountains craters scientis belive venus could planet people could live scientist also say venus could dangerous ways temperatures chalange exploring venus sometimes called evening star nother planet humans live venaus dangerous also alot features like earth temperatures venus little dangerous venus one hottest planets solar system nasa also working approaches studying venus travels earth beyond limited danger doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation

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think venus worthy pursuit despite dangers think worth one planets close us earth venus sometimes called evening star one brightest points light night sky things get tell explode mind venus first venus dangerous visit example humans sent numerous spacecraft land clouddraped world previous mission unmanned good reason since spacecraft survived landing hours thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus even challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere fact scientists fascinated venus may well earthlike planet solar system long ao venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth today venus still features analogous earth planet surface rocky sediment includes familiar features valleys mountains craters venus sometimes neaarest option planetary visit crucial consideration given long time frames space travel finally nasa working approchaes studying venus example simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venuss surface lasted three weeks conditions another project looking back old technology called mechanical computers devices first envisioned 1800s played important role 1940s world war ii calcualtions using gears levers require electronics modern computers enormously powerful flexible quick tend delicate comes extreme physical conditions conclusion details venus worthy pursuit despite dangers lot factors makes much fun learn despite danger scientist find way reach venus study years come would ever study venus reading

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agree author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit although agree even says presents danger pros cons working venus agree scientest discover things dealing phisical venus plane facts could well yet cons extreme paragraph 2 states space craft survived landing hours space men going learn new techniques order discover survive another detail go along cause paragraph 3 states conditions far extreme anything humans encounter earth theres gon na lot tracks men going face learn adapt paragraph 4 says atronomers fascinated venus may well earthlike thing plamet solar system maybe author suggest look becuase like us maybe wants know change much maybe near future able discover things happendand

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limiting car usage many beneficial outcomes environment around us avoiding car usage drastically lower greenhouse gas emissions atmosphere cut pollution big cities make rushhour easier human beings first thing decreasing car usage lower greenhouse gas emissions source 1 german suburb life goes without cars elisabeth rosenthal rosenthal explained automobiles neccessary middleclass families around worldit huge impediment current efforts drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions tailpipes without cars wouldnt many greenhouse gases atmosphere globalwarming could evaded much easier according source 4 end car culture elisabeth rosenthal rosenthal shows information states recent studies suggest americans using fewer cars president obamas ambitious goals curb united states greenhouse gas emissions unveiled last week get fortuitous assist incipient shift american behavior less less americans getting licenses buying cars greenhouses gases start plummeting faster rate ever also lowering use cars decrease pollution big cities usually sorrounded clouds smoke information source 2 paris bans driving due smog robert duffer duffer said amount congestion city paris paris enforced partial driving ban clear air global city paris could easily avoided ban driving stopped using cars much would turn decrease amount pollution sky similar situation source 3 carfree day spinning big hit bogota andrew selsky bogota colombia government created carfree day cars used people like carlos arturo plaza businessman said good opportunity take away stress lower air pollution another big city lowering amount pollution well using cars less addition environment less reliant automobiles creates easier traffic relaxing road travel upon source 1 media trainer mother two called heidrun walter recalled car always tense im much happier way people wont stress morning worry amount cars road source 4 selsky explained new carfree day leaving sreets capital city eerily devoid traffic jams without everyday clutter cars streets easily open easier drive upon although limiting car use seems bit distant moment hard accomplish around world less cars less greenhouse gases pollution traffic road

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forida senator argue remove electoral college replace changing election popular vote president united states voting fair people cant vote president state electors even candidate popular votes may elected also winnertakesall system fair voters candidates dont spend time states win small states mostly swing states electoral college system voters vote president state electors turn elect president passage stated paragraph 10 voting changed many years think people able vote president candidate win election get magority popular votes people want candidate president although electoral college may help tied election certainty outcome people want vote opinion would better feel like youre putting vote isnt wanted vote people go state electors choose truely fair people candidates spend time states try get vote instead winnertakesall system therefore removed people state voted candidate dont go state focus swing states understand go try win election become president least spend amount time states 2000 campaign seventeen states didnt see candidates including rhode island south carolina voters 25 largest media markets didnt get see single campaign ad stated passage paragraph 13 overall electoral college replaced popular vote decider gets president fair people country

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use cars worse environment advantages limiting cars use disadvantages advantages ban usage cars states like german suburb area im going start saying using cars harmful environment according first resource giving us passenger cars resonsible 12 percent greenhouse gas emisiions europe upto 50 percent carintensive areas united states people saying good idea ban cars heidrun walter states car always tense im much happier way people advatages limiting car use well also need clear air global city states paris enforced partial driving ban clear air gobal city humans also claiming making streets better cold night warm days caused warmer layer air trap car emissions also smooth sidewalks built parks sport centers bloom throughout city rush hour restriction cut traffic dramatically new restaurants upscale shopping districts cropped goal promote alernative transportation reduce smog driving decreased 23 percent years 20012009 shows americas attachment cars decreased number miles driven united states peaked 2005 decreased afterwards number miles driven per person 9 percent peak equals country january 1995 people saying cause americans couldnt afford new cars unemployed werent going work anyways wouldnt need type transportation michael sivake states whats intriguing rates car ownership per household per person started come two three years turndown even new yorks new bike sharing program skyrocketing bridge tunnel tolls reflect new priorities proliferation car sharing programs across nation conclude many advantages limiting use cars environment beter without vehicles need clear air global city

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computer calculated emotion really feel way think average school day emotions connected face would feel computer could see feel computer knew thinking feeel would amazed learning computer school fruastrate due one one help school computers facial action coding system problem wouldnt exist facial action coding system new emotionrecongnition software software uses video imagery track facial movements real face even painted face mona lisa computer sence feel help better educate students classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored human communication nonverbal including emotional communication computers need understand facial action coding system computers would help students also kids school technology make computeranimated faces expressivefor video games video surgery allow kids enjoy fun activities computers totally value using technology read students emotional expressions help students many aspects students learn better based learn computers able communicate students better kids enhoy fun activities computers facial action coding system improve schooling children program students classroom even personal school computers

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advantages limiting car usages lowers green house gases less traffic reduction enviromental problems lowering green house gases enviroment better less lung porblems desieses fresher air less enviromental problems like global warming even smog paris beijing even china traffic worry lights stop 10 minutes thing could make late work school would walking slow taking transit subway also people fined parking wrong area making people want drive less reduction enviromental problems like global warming green house gases less trees would cut parking lots paved streets advantages limiting car usage would lowers green house gases less traffic reduction enviromental problems global arming green house gases smog

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would like study something interesting many challenges scientist today attempting travel venus closest planet us one problem challenges venus makes extremly difficult travel stopping author text able supprot idea studying venus worthy dangerous pursuit well giving information scientist could gain knowledge scientist solutions withstand environmentand closest planet even adding point people might encounter similar experiences author able support idea well stating knowledge could gained experience venus similar earth many ways scientist want discover venus ever like earth figure distance said text reasearchers take samples rocksgas anuthing else distance6 author pointing able support idea gave valid reason study mars saying study venus afar able give people reason people usually want reason things good author providing one able persuade scientist take risk want learn venus including well supporting idea another way well supproting idea providing information solutions venuses challenges another way well supproting idea stating solutions venuses challenges nasa abel think ways study venus show good results text says simplified electronicehave tested chamber stimulating chaos venuss surfave lasted three weeks 7 providing solutions convinces people might shot one day exploring venus close well providing people worried conditions venus makes dangerous author able calm worries scientist trying figure solutions providing solutions well supporting idea thrid way well supporting idea commenting experience would helpful near future final wel able support idea well providing point human kind would gain experience came challenges human kind always curious said text staes human curiosity likely leas us many equally intimidating endeavors 8 people always curious would sometimes lead challenges must overcome author pointing basically saying curiosity gets best people situation curiosity get best themthey would gaining experience use another sitaution well including could help motivate people wanting study venus experience knowledge could obtain author well supporting idea studying venus worth pursuit despite dangers provided points explore provided solutions peoples worries challenges even provided little motivation gain experience studying venus would like study something many challenges overcome

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electoral college electoral college process consists selection electors meeting vote president counting votes real question electoral college helping us bringing government farther towards disaster electoral college diminished unfair direct election disaster factor begin keeping electoral college could avoid run elections would help governmental system noted richard posner pressure runoff elections candidate wins majority votes cast keeping electoral college could help resolve runoff elections dont know permanantly work governmental system worth risk electors ones voting president question whether control help avoid runoff elections writer notes pressure would greatly complicate presidential election process reduced electoral college posner although true one problem would resolved electoral college olne benefit outnumbered numerous disadvantages electoral college moreover disaster facor huge impact electoral collage writer states american people consider lucky 2000 fiasco biggest election crisis century system allows much worse plumer disaster first disaster happen system according plumer system much effect damage united states repeated writer also says electors occasionally refused vote partys candidate cast deciding vote whomever please plumer goes show electoral college unbeneficial sneaky electoral college abolished atrocious outcomes capable government electoral college capable disaster factor also direct election stated electoral college vote candidate acually voting candidates electors office federal register means voters control controls country outrageous lives people affected someone want overpowering decisions country writer plumer states basic level electoral college unfair voters well electoral college unfair outdated irrational plumer point go show electoral college lowering hopes government writer also notes candidates dont spend time states chance winning focusing tight races swing states plumer proves electoral government thinks winning chances instead countries government going sit let take advantage power lead us towards disaster electoral collage banished government wants government get weaker unfair citizens taking away electoral college government would gain back strength become hard working government know

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driverless cars dangerous use many reasons driverless cars many reasons driver car might alert need car could cause crash also could wrong thing wrong time theres many reasons main ones driving driverless car driver car must alert times driver feel asleep behind wheel thinking okay car drives something bad could happen people heavy sleepers might wake seat vibrate cause serious car crash also someone paying attention something else like phones maybe children back seat something easily happen drivers turn drive arent paying attention road whats going becuase depend car everything another reason driverless cars dangerous could cause crash car isnt alert sudden road changes something instantly happen like crash infront thedriverles car could crash along also construction work car doesnt know car might take wrong turn go supposed go didnt know sudden change whats going also driver expecting car kow driver might react late sudden changes car might drive road somewhere supposed also traffic laws change car doesnt know could run another car something could hurt driver passengers last reason driverless cars dangerous could wrong thing wrong time lets say something happens car cameras radar gets damaged car cant tell difference yellow green light car could easily speed time slow cause crash another car driverless car also might know whats going people stop signs could persons right away car might go cause crash happenalso someone could push brake car probaly thinks keep going might cause serious car crash thats main reasons driverless cars dangerous cause something bad happen th driver car might alert need car could wrong thing wrong time reasons could lead car crash could cause people car die thats agaisnt driverledd cars

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us humans live solar system handful planets mercury venus earth mars jupiter name planets huge scientific discoveries waiting revealed known world especially one planet venus venus often referred earths twin relevant planet within earths dimensions scientist even say could well earthlike planet solar system likely covered oceans many various forms life like earth really start pushing exploration venus dangerous mission human todays technology surive severe climate venus surface average 800 degrees would burn anyone crisp atmospheric pressure 90 times greater eartheven atmosphere could kill almost ninetyseven percent carbon dioxideeven spacecrafts couldnt survive toxicdeadly atmosphere hoursthese conditions wouldnt make plausible even decide investigate planetbut worth investigating venus worth investigating similar planet earth could easily find remains life forms push scientic advancments roof itll help push technological advancments find even efficent safer way explore planets need push boundaries limited us start human curiosity lead many projects prolong lives give us humans even answers mystery world revolutinary inventions break help us types adventures nasa made large advancments simplifed electronics silicon carbide could last three weeks types conditions author stated types electronics could capture captivating amount evidence life forms maybe even find forms life living conditions human curosity blasting adrenaline humans push anything sooner later find way explore types avenues make groundbreaking discoveries exploration venus could find large amounts information could help us even find ways travel planets many planets solar system many mysteries like clouds jupiterand striving mentality us humans pursue til day die human curosity overcome form doubt outcomes events humans defintely need start pursuing avenues explore secrets venus sake humanities curosity conclusion investigate venus portrays earth many similar qualities earth could sham could massive discovery technology information intellect like soon push past boundaries find information strive

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comparing mona lisa smile othersyou tell difference genuine smile forced one also dr paul says theres technology telling person feeling face lastly tell person feeling type way video difference genuine smile forced smile genuine smile use less bones smile e6 bones smile look like smile reason forced smile theres smile barley face easy get face barley smiling means forcing smile technology telling person feel kind unlikly happen century right way know someone feel way act toward people theirself isolate theirself everyone dont theirself people start looking things dont normally look normally watch know something wrong theirself normal something like would weird going want say something instead sitting back watching happen

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ever wanted learn something like person maybe planet essay unmasking face mars real fake well fact real reasons first real twenty five years ago spotted something weird happening mars one spacecrafts viking 1 getting pictures may possible land sites sister ship viking 2 noticed something strange like shadowy likeness human face enormous head nearly almost two miles end end almost looked like egyptian pharaoh next days later unveiled image everyone seeeven though sure everyone would react nasas surpise everyone loved movies booksmagazines etc people didnt belive said probably fake trying scare people thinking aliens real real alright evidence prove third even though scientists believed face alien artifact photos cydonia became important nasa global surveyor mgs mars september 18 years viking missions ended every one okay though face mars located 41 degrees north latitude winter april 1998 cloudy time year mars tried take look one time late cloudiness ended mars put another spacecraft mars got pictures back could detail face even though people may still ever believe want acknowledge thought maybe could see really anicent alien mark

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seagoing cowboy heros like going new places around world would like join seagoing cowboys program would go china seagoing cowboys program program take care horses young cows mules shipped overseas luke bomberger crossed atlantic ocean 16 times pacific ocean twice help people affected bt world war 2 luke bomberger idea life would change soon high school graduation working two parttime jobs grocery store bank friend reist invited go europe cattle boat luke couldnt say know opportunity lifetime go 1945 world war 2 europe many countries left ruins help countries recovert food supplies animals 44 nations joined together form unrra united nations relief rehabilitation administration unrra hired seagoing cowboys take care animals shipped overseas luke signed reasons join seagoing cowboys program first reason could travel around world like travel second reson would get take care animals cow horses even mules cool third reason play games cowboys played baseeball volleyball games empty holds animals housed tabletennis tournaments fencing boxingreadingwhittling games also helped pass time seagoing cowboy much adventure luke bomberger opened worlkd im grateful opportunity says made aware people countries needs awareness styaed leading family host number international students exchange visitors many years gave reasons supported answer details would want go seagoing cowboys program

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cool study different things solar system things space dangerous like trying examine venus closer passage says venus simple see distant safe vantage point earth proved challenging place examine closely chose piece evidence talks studying venus studying worthing pursuit despite dangers presents beginning talks venus safe planet research far away also says get closer dangerous since one hottest planets solar system passage provided talks venuss temperature thick atmosphere also talks safe trying get closer makes example saying imagine blimplike vehicle hovering 30 miles roiling venusian landscape temperatures would toasty around 170 degrees fahrenheit air pressure would close sea level earth easy conditions survivable humans end talks try visit venus worth insight human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors curiosity lead us meet edges imagination innovation

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everyone trying find photos mars face mysterious face mars landform huge rock formation resembles head shape different scientists different perspectives mysterious face mars like unsusal shadows planet made look like face shadows head may seem like eyes nose mouth made people think real face illusion shadows may give way seem like face opioion could holes head shaped form mars image realeased jpl website revealed natural landform one secientists observations text states garvin says mysterious face similar butte messa like landfroms american west proves head landform face mars created aliens natural landform face may formed storms planet winds recent picture face 2001 looks like isnt face landform solid first released image 1976 cracks crevises landform mars image 2001 conclusion isnt face mars natural landform shadows shows illusion make seem like face image released jpl website revealed natural landform proves natural landform alien monument

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luke joined program decided freiend offered also lifetime opportunity kenw couldnt past opportunity luke also joined wanted help people world war evidence luke want go program luke want go ship back forth oceans also luke could drafted miliatry service turned 18 luke said cattleboat trip unbelievable opportunity smalltown boy also took two weeks cross atlantic ocean eastern coast united states month get china conclussion story luke want join program evidence luke said im grateful opportunity also luke said made aware people countries needs finally luke said awareness stayed help leading family host number international students exchange visitors many years

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making mona lisa smile article auother describes new technology facial action coding system newly invented technology detect mood face constructs 3d computer model face 44 major muscles using technology read emtional expressions students classroom valuable article said classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored students computer atempting lesson calculate expressions send feedback teacher teacher wants modify lesson feedback wasnt good example students frown dont like smile good way teacher get feedback students actually think schools turning everything computers schools make purchase computer take home dont buy textbooks everything computer miss day snow arent actually missing day lesson day elearn home dont make snow day even home get feedback students lessons computers learn lot facial expressions facial action coding system good way teachers learn students like dont even home people argue students wont truthful make joke facial action coding system tell truthful instance article says false smile mouth stretched sideways using sygomatic major different muscle risorius faces dont lie muscles sometimes used spot smiling politician celebrity truthful facial action coding system good way teachers principals guidance counselars get feedback valuebale classroom well outside maybe next move putting big cooperations little companies

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dear state senator personally believe electing president popular vote great way elect next president reason state voting electoral college people voting slate electors instead president want office handthe popular vote declares candidate recieved popular votes next president peolpe want vote next person run country slate electors sometimes election doesnt go planned back election 2000 candidate al gore popular votes bush bush electoral votes became president bet people america werent happy outcome first time happened since 1888 lets look election 2012 states current president barack obama recieved 617 percent electoral vote compared 513 percent popular votes cast romney also states residents regions dont neccesary electoral votes want popular vote residents regions likely feel disfranchised feel votes dontt count new president regard interest really isnt president country went popular vote peolpe would president meets needs betters economy instead regions getting want everyone president president voted slate electors

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people may think valuable thing emotional regontion classroom dont think valuable would invading someones feelings thatts fair also think new improved technolgy shouldnt mean use one reason say woulldnt important facial regontion class students maybe kid angery sad find talk could bring bad memories kid would eventualy shut talk another reason could trigger built anger could cause bunch unneeded choas potentiely could judt enough bull crap take matters hands im saying could also cause school shootings point us dont need hands final reason anymore technology getting hand eyes like whatever happend going outside fun instead sitting frount screen play life away video games could something make world better place thats say dont need facial regonition system read kids emotions would big mess would anygood

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driverless cars good idea driverless cars terrible idea dangerous like robot anything could happen car time stuck unsure could cause lots accidents knowing human operationg car case accident blamed machine operator cars illegalized united states illegalized everywhere say perhaps something goes wrong machine breaks go steering control column gets thrown control sensor broke driving car know pull road even know road cars know desgned drive manufaturers thinking something goes wrong cars money trying beat companies passage states vehicles break one repair cars pretty much big money skams come big later everyone find horible happens sorts cars accident blame accidents cars accidents blame car operator one knwos would really play court stuff could break car car lost control would case couldnt blame operator also could blame car court would mean operator may injuries biggest thing may car anymore either author states anyone put blame case accidents break downs importantly car fault would operator get car fixed biggest thing blame cases sure cars pretty nice driverless car worth risk hurting either family thats cars legal us anywhere else author states matter talked amongst united states also everywhere else world author right cars dangerous aloud driven conclusion driverless cars legal anywhere world dangerous safe anyone lot could go wrong vehicles could possibly injure someone things kept simple people quit lazy drive thereselves everywhere rather robot incidents may happens humans nothing problems come driverless cars

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dear senator electoral college always good way elect leaders best way ability use swing states better voting larger smaller states get diffrent amounts electoral votes presidents elected region alone effect swing states electoral college positive one state feels like chance candidate win put thought vote cast knowing vote counts voters put thought votes instead caring much gives better candidate greater chance winning one candidate truly better thoughtfull canidates swing state pull information candidates campaigns popular vote use winner takes method idea swing states longer effect election another great reason electoral college better popular vote depending size states certain amount votes given electors larger states get attention presidential candidates majority vote particular state popular vote presidential candidates could waste time smaller states could winning larger states varying amount electoral votes state depending size also allows equal fair election due less populated states able electoral votes populated states electoral college allows presidential canidates win election reigional appeal means particular reigion favors candidate win single regions votes makes candidates campaign less regions likely regions electoral college makes harder candidate regional appeal win regions feel like votes effective towards election popular vote presidential candidate know campaign winner take method belive electoral college superior popular vote people vote presidential candidates

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many scientist believe studing venus dangerous worthy learn author good point find venus say venus covered oceans past may provied life like earth didoften refered earth twin venus clsoest planet earth term density size occasionally closest distance states author means might life venus even though dangerous explore feel beacuse important learn planets venus reaches average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experienece planet hard chellenges scientists phase exploring planet intresting learn planets compare venus hotest surface tempertrue planet staes author today venus still feature like planet venus valleys moutains craters planet also strong earthquakes tunderstorms thsi makes extra hard scientists makes hard text states solar power would plentifuol radiation would exceed earth levels easy conditions survivable humans coclusion challenging anything possiable agree themour travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expand ed meet edges imagination innovations fear exploring author saying agree life may hard explore

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think popular vote would better electoral college votes would fair electoral college fair states lot people say one vote job agree let people decide president want people may disagree maybe people want states vote get would easier way choose president think popular vote would lot fair electoral college popular vote allows people vote president want vote would kind difficult count votes would get job done time electoral college hand allows votes states made easier method get states vote president takes less time popular vote would best way go others may different opinions maybe like electoral college better popular vote would choose popular vote electoral college many people say electoral college unfair outdated irrational even person goes name bob dole said abolish electoral college electoral college also avoids problem elections candidate receives majority votes cast said method may turn potential voters candidate hope carrying state also requires presidential candidate transregional appeal really try make electoral college best method popular vote already challenge also try improve popular vote method

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natural landform unatural planet seeing something cant really tell frustrating right nasa conspiracy theorists totally know going nasa found face mars everyone thinks something aliens well wrong nasa would benefitted face mars aliens anything nasa took picture april 5 1998 snapping higher resolution picture april 8 2001 took picture sharpest point cloudless summer day proving second time landform skeptics may points may created aliens nasa three amazing photos prove wrong face mars really face begin nasas budget would benefitted lot landform anything aliens would want keep secret true first things first nasa revealed photo huge landformation became huge hit hoping catch attention mars public boy oh boy starred hollywood movie appeared magazines books radio talkshows even haunted grocery store checkout lines 25 years unfortunately positive popularity always comes negative conspiracy theorists thought face bona fide evidence life mars evidence nasa would rather hide defenders nasas budget wish ancient civilization mars secondly april 5 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia section mars face lives snapped picture ten times sharper original viking photos picture proves face landform conspiracy theorists people supported opinion still happy results said paragraph 8 camera board mgs peer wispy clouds see face perhaps said skeptics alien markings hidden haze dont know get crazy assumptions never give went way back take second picture prove theyre wrong dont think shows nothing landform alien infested created last least took second picture face highest resolution possible prove opposing side roll spacecraft 25 degrees center face field said garvin team captured extraordinary photo using absolute maximum pixel 2001 image spans 156 meters compared 43 meters per pixel best 1976 viking photo garvin proved correct point everyone hopefully everyone believing face face lava dome hand side bit detail help support side well first assumption second photo wispy clouds covered alien like markings prove wrong nasa took another photo highest resolution prove natural landform mars nothing aliens skeptics probably never give made aliens nasa three extraordinary photos prove wrong every single time conclusion face natural landform nasa would benefitted face mars aliens anything nasa took picture april 5 1998 snapping higher resolution picture april 8 2001 took picture sharpest point cloudless summer day proving second time landform skeptics try find every way show aliens something dont three pictures landform real facts beat assumptions every time mars may mysterious place isnt mysterious natural landform cydonia

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december 30 1957 name luke luke bomberger seagoing program opportunity lifetime yes many struggles hardships got really join program gives something new try life also helps recover food supplies animals much 44 nations joined together make unrra amazing places go intance took trip greece acropolis something special program never dull moment youre either taking care animals sightseeing night watchman also times fun othercowboys time play games board baseball volleyball tabletebbis tournaments fencing boxing reading whittling games pass time since struggles job might well say job much adventure shows unbelievable things world aunt katie helped prepare might known thing though never prepared dangers sea second trip served night watchman night check animals every hour report captain rainy night made hourly report sliding backside slippery ladder heart pounding slidding feet first toward opening side ship luckly thin strip metal edge ship saved going dark atlantic ocean happy alive could work days cracked ribs advantages challenges apart job challenges may risky join seagoing cowboys program good cause werent friend reist might never joined program truly amazing experience also men like round applause crowed young boy jacob says really inspiring really loved speech makes want seagoing cowboys program thank keep trying persue dream son talked minutes waved goodbye

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dear florida state senator belive change way presidents win election dont think sould based house representatives senators think based popular vote citizens isnt people want electoral college electoral college process place source 1 section 1 compromise congress citizens formed founding fathers electoral college 538 electors half congress agree one elected president end doesnt matter citizens want ever gets votes electoral college wins presidency agree electoral college agree electoral college example take al gore would presidency citizens popular vote hadnt electoral college 60 precent americas voting population would prefer direct election source 2 section 9 also belive isnt fair smaller states electoral college based states population small states like alaska hawii 3 4 electoral votes larger states like texas florida 29 38 electoral votes candidates running president go large states small states know persuade big states election electoral college may turn potentail voters canidate hope carrying state source 3 section 23 causing alot people vote larger states overall electoral college good method electing pesident electoral college unfair nonuseful outdated sad everyone votes thinks one vote matters news flash electoral college doesnt matter

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venus planet second closest earth maybe second earth author suggests study planet venus worth pursuiting despite dangers holds venus planet bodies oceans perhaps life living planet contain high heat tempuratures well atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience earth conditions venusian geoloogy weather present additional impediments like erupting volcanoes powerful earthquales frequent lightning strikes probes seeking land surfaceparagraph 3 solar power would plentiful radiation would exceed earth levels easy conditions tolerable survivable humans conclusion planet venus worth studying finding discoveries would make living venus easier dangers doubts ot keep us striving best succeed

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position driverless cars believe dangerous used anybody although may nice dont want drive somewhere need go believe something americans taking various reasons first think selfdriving cars safe self driving car would able relax trust car driving id fear hitting something causing accident stopping middle road even car automatic stop auto break systems would still causious keep eyes road similar driving car save anxiousness drive believe americans getting lazy therefore want self driving car instead driving think driving making sure safe much better idea putting youre trust computerized car many questions come mind think self driving cars question comes mind thinking driverless cars whose fault accident caused would blame accident cars since driving many problems would arise dealing example car industry blames accident person person could sue car company stating car control therefore persons fault would cars hand car industries could argue person shouldve paying attention road putting full trust car conclusion lot think dealing driverless cars whoses fault accidents would new age limit driving would also whether put youre trust cars many problems conflicts would occur therefore believe people stick driving cars hard drive car really need help lazy want drive places although admit would nice drive going long distance trips dont think id able trust car drive wouldnt able relax dealing selfdriving car even tested multiple times dont think ill ever switching selfdriving car

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ever boat well luke bomberger part program called seagoing cowboys cowboy carried cattle farm life one place another loss many animals world war ii today would encourage people join seagoing cowboys program great thing travel visit many places never visited job bomberer visited several places including china europe greece italy crete panama greece special luke knew amazing offer beginning knew couldnt turn would encourge join ever thought abut joining military would accept let serve seagoing cowboy conclusion become seagoing cowboy gives opporunities palces travel experiencences jobs different culturers endure discover make person seen done amazing things people cant say done

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use technology classroom full students valuable although would interesting see students feeling lesson data going use science students express feelings researchers going information technology used classroom end using system detect emotions data go help video game industry evidence paragraph 6 technology make computeranimated faces expressivefor video games video surgery put classroom put robots building today seem humanlike become advanced ordinary robot direction researchers taking great choice put needs different putting classroom would waste time money much wasted potential system put classroom could use technology bigger better things instance better facial recognition security systems accurate reading faces open let anyone looks like person lock person anything protected facial recognition another example could useful ways facial recognition used police force find match person caught camera tracked captured way researchers using inefficient wasteful implemented classrooms

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thought driverless car appeals many people many reason would feel like could things talking phone would become safer others could feel like would step closer possibly floating driverless car people ask could negative effecrs driverless car diverless cars delevoped still many unknown answers many advancments car safty since automakers used speed sensors wheels created antilock brakes 1980s adays buy car detect going back something cant see came nowhere driverless car worry something malfuntioning youre middle traffic car stopped working altogether paragraph 9 author says technology fails someone injured fault driver manufactures something many people debate say manufacturer didnt check car see faults others say driver behind wheel whose fault would really many teenagers look forward able drive may study long hours practice parallel parking pass drivers test long waited drivers license would develpment driverless cars take away need licence altogether people would assume anyone could one wouldnt driving even people would likely need tested operate driverless car trained able look signs car technical problem needs fixed right away every new discovery advancement many questions still ned answered driverless cars develped still important answers still need looked many safety issuses need disscused well would sutible age able opperate one

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nasa scientist one thought created alien tell person created aliens would tell first human like figuer become priority nasa image human like 1976 pargraph 9 reads mars global surveyor mapping normally looks straight scans planet narrow 25 km wide strips image taken 3d altimetry aliens real things people beleived real also dissappearing years image called face mars really mesa nasas viking 1 circling planets sites viking number 2 spotted figuer jet propulsion lab appeared monitors imade appeared huge rock formation days later engaged public attracted attention mars image become huge pop icon seen booksmagazines also heared radio talk shows alien monument ment created alien natural landformation people satisfied answer malins team captured extraordinarty photo using camera absolute maximum resolution image vey small compared sometimg eygpt would tell someone created alien firslt would tell nurtrual formation looks way camera last aliens real make believe would tell working nasa

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hi im luke bomberger seagoing cowboy might pondering inform seagoing cowboys help animals mostly horses donkeys cows mules shipped overseas avoid harm get destination thinking maight like part program good things seagoing cowboy said help animals danger get know gives good feeling helpfulness compassion love save lives especially theyre animals also liked freinds even though many people boat creatures personalities makes fun hang another good thing seagoing cowboy get see world seen acropolis greece panama canal excavated castle crete europe china italy go places see sights join program fianlly many people boat impossible make friend fun almost every day made ample new companions also many games played ship include baseball volleyball tabletennis fencing reading boxing whittling probably tell exciting buddies see theis program important fun although risks stormy weather worth see animals get safely destination join knowing making big differences millions creatures lives want amazing time friends play enjoyable games see awesome landmarks buildings help make friends animals join seagoing cowboys program

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making mona lisa smile essay passage making mina lisa smile using detail text asking discuss whether use technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable text pulled couple facts support anwser first reason paragrapgh four says facial expressions emotion universal observes drhuang even though individuals often show varying degrees expression well statement right gives us idea every emotion differnt unique way example support first respone paragrapgh 5 says instance probably tell friend feeling simply look face course us would trouble actually describing facial trait conveys happyworried etc artist like sanvinci studied humananatomy help paint facial muscles precisely enought convet specific emotions monta lisa demostration really intended bring smile face showing much computer drhuang predicts could modify lessom like effective human instructoe technology make computeranimated faces expressive videogames video surgery passage stated facial feedback theroy emotion also may even help produce

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author support idea well article believe saw many reasons least try go venus gave many reasons venus simillar earth could inhabited one day also gave many reasons could dangerous people havent really able yet mention things venus done space crafts past others even author gives many reasons venus reffered earths twin says venus closest planet earth density size occasionally closest distance tells us venus like earth ways dense large also says occasionally close us shows us could like earth differences author also says paragraph 4 may eathlike planet solar system long ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported many forms like like earth telling us could fossils could one day maybe inhabit venus needed adaptations course author also says journey would dangerous mentions paragraph 2 previous mission unmanned good reason since space craft survived landing hours telling us dangerous tipically would think machine tougher human body think see fast machine destroyed machine destoryed quickly imagine quickly human body would also says single spacecraft touched venus three decades also lets us know hard would get fast right materials arent used something destroyed trip author gives us nasas plan somebody would able access venus paragraph 5 tells us nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientists float fray gives us idea think safer route maybe method somebody could able make evidence previous paragraphs conclude would dangerous land venus also gives us scenario would like scientists floating tells us vehicle hovering venus would avoid unfriendly ground conditions staying way temperatures would still toasy arounf 170 degrees fahrenheit air pressure would close sea level earth radiation would exceed earth levels easy conditions survivable humans telling us saying wouldnt comfortable thing would liveable showing us would possible really wanted could explore venus paragraph 8 mentions scientist floating would give limited insignt see still wouldnt everythig solved would still closer weve ever gotten also says paragraph 8 forms light penetrate dense atmosphere rendering standard forms photography videography ineffective meaning scientists wouldnt able photograph anything venus look later scientists would able look things closet anybody ever able document also see wouldnt able see venus looked like earth making hard report back findings research beleive author support idea well gave pros cons able explain everything dont know would worth money supplies think nasas idea get closer weve ever gotten conditions would liveable maybe little uncomfortable could get good information venus venus closely related earth author makes maybe could worth shot still debating nothing author explain support everything well ive always strong opinions everything

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would argue favor keeping electoral college bests vot eby people want able keep good country also think people werent allowed vote would main leaders know whats right wrong start due passage electoral college process founding fathers established constitution compromise election president congress qualified citizens leaders want run president main goal get people follow impression facts presidential election occurs every four years candidates enter election competing people watch candidate worth president candidates eliminated one another till one winner without electoral college would people know president trustworthy country mainly people want someone willing make right changes like said leaders main goal get people agree make think worth job one appreciate someone making laws without people agreeing people would furious word freedom wouldnt exsist anymore country freedom peoples rights electoral college main process need able make freedom citizens

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car usage world reduced reducing slowly advantages limiting car usage may reducing pollution save moeny also due many different reasons even needs minimize pollution going different parts world many places car usage limited countries china spain columbia paris germany even united states america countries taken part trying reduce use cars time low may choice countries sure trying cut usage car variety reasons places world cut pollution done world think half world tryed hard possibly could try minizie pollution world wouldnt pulloted know cars arent things cause pollution pretty big part daily life person matter vauban germany suburban area almost completely given driving even owning car car ownership allowed two places park rosenthal 2 cost lot money even parking space carowners buy space 40000 along home rosenthal 2 price may enough keep people owning car together according article german suburb life goes without cars elisabeth rosenthal 70 percent vaubans families dont even car 57 percent sold car move isnt crazy imagine life without cars advantages disadvantages course advantages lead positive outcome matter reason people vauban owning cars likely saving lot money dont buy car pay ridiculous amount parking spot pay gas thats going end pollution world anyway many advantages reducing cutting car usage completely due terrible mass amounts smog paris france enforced partial driving ban clear air global city duffer 10 example article called paris bans driving due smog robert duffer monday motorist even numbered license plates told leave cars home suffer 22 euro fine turns 31 us dollars thing would happen whose license plates ended odd number following day cut pollution huge amount think many people living paris think staying road due ban may able understand amount pollution wasnt produced ban paris advantage purpose reducing amount pollution air adding couldnt negative impact something good enviornment even didnt really help much whole city paris 4000 drivers fined 27 people cars impounded reaction fine duffer 12 another advantage paris due banning car usage congestion 60 percent duffer 14 ruling french lifted ban smog cleared enough bogota columbia turned tradition big hit tons poeple countries carfree day spinning big hit bogota andrew selsky informed public started years ago back columbia day cars except buses taxis banned city 7 million goal promote alternative transportation also reduce smog violators faced 25 fines selsky 21 due day without cars city bogotas 118 miles bicycle paths latin american city selsky 27 one advantage day cars parks sports centers best shape could possibly also reduced amount pollution put air big hit cities countries yet another article elisabeth rosenthal called end car culture stating advantages united states happened reducing cars recent studies suggest americans buying fewer cars driving less getting fewer licenses year goes rosenthal 29 minimizing cars us advantages obamas ambitious goals curb united states greenhouse gas emissions rosenthal 29 new york city example home heart public transportation due taxis subway many people new york city drive even car due congested streets ridiculous amount money park like germany crazy amounts money park car outrage advantage would money saved even owning car storing another one would traffic bad bad would people cars public transportation huge new york already expensive enough live new york imagine werent many taxis subway wasnt picture pollution would wrap everything stated many advantages reducing car usage around world reduce smog pollution save money still advantages decreasing amount times use car something walking distances walk instead taking car wasting money also polluting air unless hybrid limiting car usage slowly surely growing world yes cars faster get places waste money clean air somewhere quickly think advantages reducing car usage disadvantages

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think technology good value yes use technology read students emotional expression classroom valuable opinion expample paragraph 6 say computer recongnize student confused bored use technology tell student sad happy cheer keep happy lastly think invention made dr huang go good use world blieve quicker way seeing someone day going feel technology useful pargraph 6 tells reader used look students see emotion also used video games video surgery finally use figuring students emotional expression good idea better use asking someone feeling thats facial action coding system comes handy people general friends may trouble describing someones facial traits

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safe would feel car driveing beside use driverless cars quite reasons reasons people abuse technolgy might reliable way get around people would likely fall asleep wheel first reason people abuse thecnolgy look people text drive things arent soppoust likely driverless car thinking car everything says paragraph two article car would show message person needed take wheel texting something else shouldent another would likely fall asleep witch true people fall asleep actually controll car taking away abilty controll car would make much easier fall asleep also reliable way get around computer sensors randomly short mess send car telephone pole tree ect think driverless cars bad idea people become tired wheel reliable people going stuff shouldent gon na eighter cause someone else get killed tecnolgy seems like good idea lot peopel im sure good idea end causeing lot deaths think jsut people wont pay attention fall asleep car find way crash think driverkess cars would bad thing overall

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today advance technology society computers cars cell phones etc one ever tried develop driverless cars today society many people tried develop new technologies things getting advanced effective driverless cars one plan cars sensors know agree development driverless cars cars uses less fuel less car accidents still alert car driverless cars develop introduced soiety cars uses less fuel cars used today text states cars foresees would use half fuel todays taxis example tell cars great used less fuel cars sued today thus people worried ran fuel theyre driving people loved use cars used less fuels spend much money fuel text also states offer far flexibility bus example shows driverless cars rooms bus people sit place croweded comfortable driverless cars solved overcroweded problem got spaces thus agree development cars driverless cars used less fuel cars drive million miles without crash text states cars driven half million miles without crush example tells us car safer cars drive today car drive million miles without crashing considered great car cars safe gets car accident often important still alert car text states google cars arent truly driverless still alert driver take pulling hallways example shows something happened car cars alert driver something going cars kind technique second text states dealing comlicated traffic issues navigating roadwork accidents example shows major accidents traffic issues car alert move car quickly anything happened hand people disagree develop driverless cars text states would anyone want driverless cars still needs driver claimed driverless cars everything instead dirver controlling think difference use normal car disagree safer real driver car theyll prevent anything bad happened driverless cars advanced technique future people supporting thus give developing cars cars uses less fuel less car accidents still alert car helped people know happened

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world continues develop technology dependable world always looking way make life easier simply time planet earth created amazing inventions phone car plane marvelous projects better world current generation looking ways improve past generations inventions make life easier future generations one way people looking improve past generations inventions creating driverless cars even though driverless cars seem like great idea bring negative impact towards world increasing number deaths injuries creating conflict manufactures drivers human driving car know surroundings theyre able make quick decision small ammount time driverless cars released society would covered sensors cameras car get driverless car putting life hands piece technology capable malfunctioning killing already 3 states washington dc illegal test computerdriven cars states taking precautionary measures make sure people safe avoid unecessary death driverless cars could increase number deaths injuries significantly causing uproar society huge riots protests could outbreak even though buses taxis forms public transportation hurting earth significantlypeople safe driverless cars become popular amongst society car companies would try develop best safest driverless car possible however car companies already get money buy regular cars sometimes malfunctions lead death deaths could spark huge disagreement whether blame driver manufacturer opinion would blame manufacturer ones made driverless car key word driverless meaning driver required order driverless cars safe win trust people driveless cars cause ton deaths injuries people faith driverless cars overall world developed world needs technology order function previous generations able create inventions still use today phones cars driverless cars next step technology based world cause way negatives positives

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author supports idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers important study venus simular earth closest earth density size difficult study super hot nasa working plan find explore venus venus simular earth streams like earth also said chance life long ago venus probably covered oceans venus many things like earth still rocky surfaces mountains craters venus also nearest option planitary visit dangerous venus hot temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric oressure 90 times greater experience could erupting volcanoes extreme weather another thing could super powerful earthquakes frequent lightning super thick atmosphere could dangerous get nasa trying find things venus get new things possibly go future nasa trying find something withstand heat stay hours could study life find want get close think machines help author supports idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers venus simular earth venus oceans like earth nasa scientists looking possible ways explore venus exploration help find new facts venus

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dont think driverless cars happen could see lot problems driverless cars see good two reasons see lot people listenig rules like keeping eyes road see people looking away going phones cars people look text phones shouldt bebut see people looking phones driverless car driverless car many problems working corretly car fail gon na many problems figure whos fault article says technology fails someone injured faultthe driver manufacture thing see good would drunk drivers would still illegal would safer think would better drivers driving car driverless cars would safer driver driving car wouldnt new laws many cases whos fault

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eletoral college stay system used years united states dont think would respectful ones choosen system people dont like system voting likely say people dont really know thing voting us voting someone voting heard good thinds im going lie say none people get vote voting know stuff candidates us know candidates working lose right vote ever would like dont get vote like believe better type country states would electoral vote things would harder mostly point tie would cause major problems since every state different number likely candidates end number votes another reason people dont like system states winner takes system dont spilt elector votes votes one candidate get votes state causes lots people rage electoral college feel state taking right vote different good thing eletoral college certain region win election makes candidates campaign states win also something people like example canidates obama romney lets say put alot campaigns new york would cause new yorkers going obama get mad start protest arent see anything obama might turn next candidate actually helps people favor someone makes even harder tie happen election many people going agaist say voting president voting slate electors true voting electors going vote president would like like voting president difference people going agaist elector college use trick people make go agaist know elector college wont happen elector college taken away matter easiest best oldest way picking new leaders country

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dear mister senator electoral college organized way handling presidential election makes certain tthere usually landslide victory locations states help canidates electoral colloege states transregional appeal swing states florida states presidental canidates pay attention votes ones thats decide election lager states due large population also get electoral votes electoral colloege helped avioded runoff elections reducing complication electoral college made fivehundred thirtyeight electors need elect president twohundred seventy electoral votes electoral college easier less complicated way electing president though whether electoral college democratic true modern sense still practical less complicated people instead would vote slates electors still would voting towards canidate electoral college method keep

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author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers due many reason many reason one reason venus referred earth twin since closest planet earth solar sytem another reason venus might earthlike planet therefore venus great planet human one day could live study well successfully venus often referred earth twin due similar earth likeness earththrough author suggest study venus since dangerous like say passage 3 planets surface temperatures average 800 degress fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greather anything humans encounter earth saying hot due increase 800 degrees 90 time greater pressure earth make harder astronomers land study due since cant really study venus distance furthermore author beileve important venus study studying venus success would worthy even hardship would awhile trying study since venus earthlike planet meaning study learn might chance living problem earth would solve lead human succes conlusion author believe studying venus worthy even thought many hardship would lead better life change human kind due venus planet life features analogous earth

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read article driverless cars mind wonders whole lot problems although right directly affected yet get license dont find driverless car project good idea first thing comes mind think driverless car taxi system limited budget means limited amount driverless cars also much would cars cost paragraph 10 states vehicle makers tesla mercades benz audi nissan car companies already sell higher end regular cars high prices let alone called driverless car big position behalf driverless cars would also safety stated paragraph 9 technology fails someone injured fault driver manufacturer everyday technology fails way shape form people turn get hurt injured sometimes killed question pondering would safe step driverless cars able trust something wont go wrong decades people learn drive would even say thrill comes driving keeps mind alert point driverless car paragraph 8 says wouldnt drivers get bored waiting turn drive statement tells humans like drive car wouldnt need alert wouldnt need anything would get bored asked point driverless car believe answer would human species lazy driverless car would mean less work relaxation end see time future need buy car anymore driverless cars roads would need lot work could anywhere near possible car drive 2020

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im value using technology read emotional expressions students becuse able detect exactly peole feeling even trying hide thier emotions new technology software would wasted people world dont care felllike last year read science found people get mad littiest dumest thing world becuse peolpe got real probles mad look like people get dumer every year becuse people dumest thing wanting people look back technology make see emotions sound like good idea people well see news nology would still wasted people start care later wouldnt care like ways becuse would loose money timeso work nothing

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modern society people tend scared voice opinions espescially students pressure teachers deans peers students would rather keep hand something disliked arises schools incorperated software invented professor huang sebe schools would get immediate feedback students felt classes teachers homework school whole prof thomas huang prof nicu sebe worked together invent software one kind software constructs 3d computer model face calculates movement 44 major muscles model determine emotion solftware could somehow applied school computers labtops results would amazing school board would know students enjoyed school computers enjoyed new software trying teachers could understand students getting current lesson examples topics students feel pressured speak without speaking one word teacher school board would understand felt able detect emotions students could enhance school experience jurastic difference since students modern society taught quite listen teacher teach emotion detecting software prof thomas huang prof nicu sebe could next improvement schools

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electoral college abolished unfair outdated irrational makes much sense go popular vote everyone even bob dole agreed said abolish electoral college people despise anyways lets get rid already lets face vote would go slate electors turn vote president worst thing sometimes cant even control vote use doesnt make sense cant even control something vote also voters get confused dont know vote though instead vote wrong candidate get rid electoral college unfair voters cant way others get confused let political disasters events make people riot mistake made need learn electoral college needs go first founding fathers established electoral college constitution compromise election president vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizens founded way back must surley outdated really try go modern intelligent ways believed winner takes system doesnt make sense anymore vote president wins popular vote overall everyone secondly people congress well educated indeed really need seperate votes skip already getting popular vote qualified citizens good electors unneccesary comes understand people still want elelctoral college place honesty taught think right thing 538 electors electoral college need mojority 270 electoral votes seems far complicated voting president need popular vote even case 2000s called disaster factor americans even lucky event isnt potentially happen electoral college place avoid political disaster costs end finally understand electoral college outdated unfair irrational made long long ago better way vote dealing mess electors getting confused people congress dealing together go popular vote people would good go better modern old fashioned right

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world filled different types technology apple major technology industry invented multiple types phones computers watches televisons computers evolved within last five years made whole new world use technology read students emotional expression valuable able detect student confused track emotionalrecognition school students like raising hand asking questions lost lesson may feel embarrassed scared example paragraph six dr huang predicts classroom computer could recgonize student becoming confused bored aslo predicts could modify lesson like effective human instructor furtherore dr huang states human communication nonverbal including emotional communication classroom computer students may feel comfortable confident would ability learn oneonone instructor get help need without feeling embarrassed addition computer able track emotionalrecognition computers ability track emotions would benefit everyone paragraph five states yet dr huang observes artists da vini studied human anatomy help paint facial muscles preciesly enough convey specific emotions new computer software stores similar anatomical information electronic code furthermore paragraph six states imagine computer knows happy sad example smile web ad appears screen similar ad might follow frown next ad different emotionalrecognition could improve people feeling help get day contrast computer detect emotion could work well people paragraph six states imagine computer knows happy sad also paragraph two states computer recognize subtle facial movements humans use express feel people might like idea computer knowing feeling computer gives false feedback might agree new software addition people might pay money software give correct emotion software might work general use technology definetly taken world new computer software able read student feelings track emotions everyday people applying emotions like happiness sadness fear disgust surprise could change face technology

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yes use technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable many student come classroom sad face nobody know wrong facial action coding system everybody know wrong person heshe sad class everybody feel happy everyday kind technology able know wrong make sure feel happy paragraph 5 author say fact humans perform impressive caculation everyday instance probably tell friend feeling simply look face people tell person feel person friend good facial action coding system evrybody able tell person feel person friend paragraph 6 say classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored make teacher find something u feel happy keep u busy without facial action coding system teacher able know wrong student either confused bored wont able tell becuase cant know student feel computer teacher see students happy happy able find way make happy facial action coding system valuable classroom teacher know feeling student

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think change electoral college tells us kind president future kind changes make electoral college consists 538 electors majority 270 electoral votes required elect president see something happened long time ago founding fathers established constitution compromise election president vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizens system makes sure know kind president putting white house things make state better state live good job 23rd amendment constitution district columbia allocated 3 electors treated like state purpose electoral college electors generally chosen candidates political party state laws vary electors selected responsibilities president haves four years held every four years tuesday first monday november vote state thing called winnertakeall system awards electors winning presidential candidate however maine nebraska variation proportional representation election done thing called certificated ascertainment lists candidates ran president state along names respective electors ascertainments sent congress national archives part official records presidential election article indefensible electoral college trying ask even best laid defenses system wrong tells richard nixon jimmy carter bob dole us chamber commerce aflcio time agreed trying abolishing electoral college alone according gallup poll 2000 taken shortly al gore thanks quirks electoral college thwe popular vote lost presidency 60 percent voters would prefer direct election kind thing changed system pull see elected voted president many times helps us choose right president right vice president 1960 hawaii vice president richard nixon president senate validated opponents electors made sure without establishing precedent happened long time born see one state casts one vote wyomingrepresenting 500000 voters would much say 55 representatives californiawho represent 35 million voters 1968a shift 41971 votes would deadlocked electionin 1976 tie would occurred mere 5559 voters ohio 3687 voters hawaii voted way article read says five reasons keep despised method choosing president called certainty outcomeeveryones presidentswing statesbig states final one avoid runoff elections one tells us choosing president shows us map works see state shows breakdown number electoral votes given state something help us understand vote long president vice president think change electoral college would work without would pick next president hard thing would take time discusses senators would take lot votes agree disagree idea think change around longer born

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