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germany trying reduce amount cars driving people improving walk ways public transportation make better place however paris complety banding cars fining people take cars air city smoged colombia car free day either walk take buses bikes day without cars camaign improve began mid 1990s end car culture takes president brack obamas goal united states green house gases germany imporving side walks people walk instead taking cars either work school places people need get germany great job mentioned paragragh two source 1 says street parking driveways home garages generally forbidden experimental new district outskirts freiburg forbidding things conturies yes improving streets nd providing public transportation make better 70 percent vuaubans families cars elisabeth rosenthal mentions artical 57 percent sold cars move also says paragragh 3 lines 3 4 car also tense people seem tense cars 12 percent greenhouse gas europe united states 50 percent areas development since world war ii centered cars paragragh 7 states according david goldberg change paragragh 8 says new york sububs spread homes nd privite garages dream towns 1950s last paragragh 9 source 1 mentions united statesthe environmental protection agency promoting car reducing communities sources 23 4 also good imformation understandable good ideas like source 3 car free day spinning big hit bogota andrew selsky writter artical says first paragragh colombians car free day either walk ride bikes location anything like ride buses dont use cars germany improving making community better

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face mars created aliens natural landform face made shadows picture taken also michael malin crew took photo april 5 1998 picture ten times sharper one viking took 1976 many people satified photo tooken winter april 98 cloudy time year red planet camera board mgs peer wispy clouds see face skeptics say alien makings hidden haze clouds april 8 2001 cloudless summer day cydonia mars global surveyor took closer look michal crew caputed extraodinary photo using cameras maximum resolution object objects picture would able see picture actually showed equlevent picture nutte mesa landforms common around american west face mars created aliens simply another landforms like ones earth

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aale read emotional expressions students classroom valuable believe student struggling find productive way struggling anything gain sort happiness business privacy never think put jeproady impossible detect 100 someone feeling dont think new technology going change nothing detect someone emotionally feeling facial expressions dont show emotions anyone fake smile thing thrown nothing said calculation dont believe computer tell feel based upon looks smile taken picture someone may want toughed smile different although facial expressions univeral based upon emotion people manipulate system whole thing seems orgainzed like articel states quote eckman classified six basic emotions happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness truly breathtaking almost good true think students rebel something show feel becasue computer get minds people truly help someone visibly physically help much students love feature ever gets adapted rebel dislike school even already emotional expressions someone feels thinks anything computer never able tell feel think corny ad youtube video change something truly drastic affecting think entire production facs magnificent truly admirable think date age influence someone think feel someone happy continue let go flow thing crowd computer could potentially know feel although find unlikely optimist hope find reviews thing one day dont think id truly ever wan na know people feel thought somewhat scary

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dear state senator decide president electoral college mainly unfair voters took time day vote realized wasted time vote doesnt mean anything electors decide president voters article indefensible electoral collge even best laid defenses system wrong states electoral college system voters vote president slate electors turn elect president whats point voting vote basically doesnt matter one choosing president article also states voters control electors vote always voters basically dont even decide whos president electors dont even get pick electors state legislatures president based electors want theres 538 based popularity vote millions people voted honestly see point voting since votes dont decide president electoral college unfair small states article five reasons keep despised method choosing president shows map america number electoral votes given state look map youll notice bigger states electoral votes small states example california 55 electoral votes texas 38 florida 29 states alaska hawaii maine less 5 electoral votes basically means electoral votes dont count nearly much big states decided president popularity among everyone voted would actually fair everyone people would vote article five reasons keep despised method choosing president states 60 percent voters would prefer direct election kind dont blame artcile also states year voters expect another close election popular vote winner could lose presidency whats point voting vote doesnt matter

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think emotion detectors even others feel emotions seeing copying emotions multipus diffrent conclusions multiple diffrent opinions ill give personal opinion think personal opinion yes use technology create emotion feeling also use someone elses emotion tell feeling story paragraph 9 states drama coach makes actors try kinds diffrent emotions use stage others believe emotions true paragraph 13 aurthor explains kinds different schools using machinery come eith diffrent emotions universities tell us 3d computer detect emotion feeling computer detects facial muscles must move exactly like opinion others machiens detect emotions believe also believe make others feel way

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dear state senator dont truely major problem dealing electoral college believe changing popular vote president would easier kind unnecessary many elctions different levels takes far long decide candidate would better suit country understand fair better popular vote past leaders country trying abolish electoral college dont think wrong believe something isnt right one believes must something wrong isnt fair win popular vote end losing electoral college really think electoral college really say entire election involve citizens country say dont mean anything another important thing electors elected state could always defy peopleparagraph 11 example louisiana legislature nearly succeeded replacing democratic electors new electors would oppose john f kennedy absolutely outrageous someone could lose opportunity president electors approving like says something principle says time electoral college necessary presidential race tie number votes electoral college electoral college shouldnt involved race isnt tie going smooth like sticking nose someones business getting involved something doesnt concern electoral college big insigator conclusion need electoral college causes much controversy shouldnt brought play unless tie occured presidential race run smoothly popular vote

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would buy selfdriving car im going talking negitive things self driving cars self driving car dangerues may cause enviorment much car cost ever come future first thing im going talking dangerus driving sellf driving car fisrt thing dangerus people may pay attetion sometimes like may high way probably taking nap car car may tell person get back wheel may crontrution going hightway wont notice taking nap car person may casue accident another thing dangerus person may letting car drive self person may forget put setbelt car brakes really hard person get injurded get really hurt second negitive thing want talk going cause enviroment cause theres going lot danger kids playing streets somebody put thing self drive children playing side really dangerus communitty may say dont need ride cars neiborhood bacause causes may happen another thing communitty may let crazy drivers drive cars like authore said cars stay without energy goverment pay lot money put charging poles cars final importan one much cars going cost come probably rich people buy nice looking self driving cars one reasson thses cars cost least 20000 start inventing sports cars people may buy expesive cars thats good goverment dosent spend much money putting lots charging poles car thats rich people get kind cars pretty good want nice selfdriving car dont think opinion would buy kinds cars come

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venus one brightest stars solar system consitered second sun almost dense earth said called earths twin planet studied closely even though miles miles away planet almost impossible land every spaceship landed crashed dissapeared atmosphere dense taking regular iphone would melt entering layer atmophere challenging point venus atmospheric pressure ninety times greater earth ground tempurature eight hundred degrees fairenheit scientists seeen many volcanos lightning outbursts close intrevals time venus make landing space travel difficult nasa says orbiting thirtyplus miles surface temperatures would still toasty around 170 degrees fahrenheit air pressure would close sea level earth means ground would liquify metal since venus one closest planets could possibly travel nasa experimenting planning nasa planning bring back mechanical computer world war two bring space dense steel metals may contemplate venus rock planet empty scientist discovered venus earths features like rocks craters valleys mountains even though venus far away dangerous society curious grow journey venus back accomplished

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know venus maybe like earth also maybe know mechanical computers used back world war ii nasa may get ther idea invention study venus sounds shocking right well let tell two questions may sound odd intresting nasa working finding ways study venus simplified electronicsthat made silicon carbide tested chamber like venuss surface lasted 3 weeks comditons venuss surface still working inventions allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus nasa also wanted ship orbit hover safely far planet provide limited insight ground conditions forms photography videography venus astronomers wanted return venus wasnt mission safe scientifically productive astronomers fascinated venus believe solar sytem long ago venus like like earth one point also believe venus features like eath like ocean mountains valleys craters venusian geology weather present erupting volcanoes frquent lighting maybe even strikes land surfaces venus atomosphere 97 percent carbon dioxide highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere temaptures average 800 degrees atmospheric pressure 90 times greather experience planet pervious mission unmanned maybe thats good reason spacecraft survived landing ecplains single spaceship hs touched venus three decases astonomers also wanted safe mission go venus also challenging planet humans studywhich like said nasa wantiing find good ways study venus another project taking us back old technology us mechanical computers computures used world war iiand devices used make calculations andby using gears levers require elctronic al modern computers enormosly powerful flexible quick tend delicate came physical conditons systens use nechanical parts made mire resistabt pressure heat forces venus worthy despite dangers earth abd beyind limited daners abd doubts uou shoild expanded meet edges imaginatio innovation meeting challenge study venus value interesting human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimitdating endevaours

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future see bound see ahead us evolution technology happening closer think modes transportation much advanced 20 years ago past seen vehicles back day next big thing every year goes big car company shows latest model new luxurios sport even family vehicle newest technological features sensors cameras warn driver danger ahead behind vehicle many people dreampt seeing future transportaion driverless inexpensive google cofounder sergey brin believes would fundamentally change world google indeed made cars driven independently still development sebastian thrun cofounder google car project believes technology finally begun catch dream driverless safe advanced car technologies futuristic technology advancements vehicles google modified toyota prius uses positionestimating sensors mounted video cameras automotive radar sensors gps reciever internal motion sensor imagine see near future antilock brakes motion sensors around quite time since 1980s improvements sensors computer hardware software leading making driving safer allowing driverless vehicles driving tasks antilock brakes driver assistance isnt quite driverless vehicles dream one step closer achieving dream bmw developing traffic jam assistant special touch sensors vehicle makes sure driver keeps hold wheel many cars steer accelerate brake still need human skills areas work zones around accidents future near much closer anyone imagined technological advancements transportaion technology newer vehicles development much advanced tech 2020 mercedes benz audi nissan plan cars driverless independent see glimps see future

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change electoral college election popluar vote states text electoral college unfair outdated irrational vote president actually voting state elector possible winner electoral vote wont win national popular vote happens rarely 60 voters would prefer direct elections voters doesnt vote president electoral college actually vote slate electors wouldnt want vote persident want except voting electors unfair states representatives others representatives big states california 55 representatives represent 35 million voters example votes tied wyoming california decide president obama romney california representatives voted romney even wyoming representatives voted obama romney would let us citizens america vote president except electors personal opinion would higher amount votes per president itll fair president would elected popular votes president thhe votes one wins

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fellow citizens must tell spectacular things cities started giving cars decrease congestion pollution rate cities already tried seen huge benifit little community vauban germany fist city let go cars residents say feel much less stress cars suprise worry traffic would reduce stress also drastically reduced tailpipe emissions theyre rearangments stores relocated along public sidewalks people longer hae drive across town mall stores simply walk bike road pick whatever might interest next place picked amazing wonderful idea none busiest city france paris paris ordered citizens leave car home didnt comply would pay 22euro fine 4000 drivers fined 27 people cars impounded reaction fine able buy car drive would among would car impounded bright side congestion went 60 amazing one busiest cities world next place thats wanting pick car trend none right united states supporting year goes recent studies suggest americans arent buying many cars driving less getting fewer licenses pattern progresses could solve atomosphere problem huge cities like parisvaubanand united states give cars alone could drastically change path planet headed citizens hope encourages cut back car usage take bike every walk whats worst could happen limited automobile usage

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new technological software called facial action coding system enables computers identify human emotions personally believe use technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable many details passage support argument paragrapgh 6 article proclaims classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored dr huang predicts could modify lesson like effective human instructor real world today students often begin get bored simply confused material working students begin get confused bored engagement learning declines technology software could modify lesson like human instructor students confused bored valuable text also states expert faces dont lie muscle clues sometimes used spot smiling politician celebrity isnt truthful teachers finished teaching material often ask anyone questions students lie say understand material really dont embarassed critisized dont know certain problem new form technology teachers could actually see everyone grasping imformation learningand sayig major advandcemnt leaing students many reasons use facial action coding system enables computers identify human emotions stuents classrooms valuable students often always negative attitudes emotions affect productive learning technological system help teachers understand students feeling better approach students teachers correctly know approach certain students students learning prosper

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ever wondered could life somewhere else earth face found mars many people dont agree landform built self happened resembul face others would disagree say land shodows main purpose enitre thing made look like face face mars look 1976 looked like smilly face first picuture taken taken many different angles shows posability picture took time way made shadows sides camara took could faceing direction sun shining got light make shadows landform scientist looked picture taken viking 1 says landform shaped different ways makeing appear like something really garvin says remindes lava dome around america west height face found mars first took picture face 1976 looked nothing like face looked like smily face even hard tell couple years 1998 looked like oval shaped box sunken 2001 started shape something years changed years change even thats landforms change cant always see thing sole see people dont see could landform actually something else look like face could actually statue land shaped something thing really statue remaines something someone butthen wouldnt looks fuler actuale face would bones statues head would lest find parts statue havent thats land form shaped something almost everyone beleives actuale life conclution object found mars land built looks like face statue remains living person creature something different landform long time ago became know face mars

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author talking new technology computers well new computer helpful interesting computer see students aresad angry happy bored process begins whe computer constructs 3d computer model face 44 major muscles model must move like human muscles computer help alot people know emotion somebody already know person facial expressions emotion universal empathy feeling someone elses emotional state may happen unconsciously imitate another persos facial expressions whoever thought making faces could reveal much science emotions way making happy face experimentalso make feel slightly happy well theory emotion moving facial muscles expresses emotions also may even help produce fact humans perform impressive calculation everyday

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technology extremely helpful everyday lives great way interact people use gather information learn well overall communicating people world really need guide us human emotion emotional technology could actually keep us understanding people could make us dependent electronics friend family member always knows youre feeling even youre trying hide analyzing peoples emotions good way people understand eachother grow close one another technology takes away ability author making mona lisa smile states fact humans perform impressive calculation every day instance probably tell friend feeling simply look face clearly way show humans minds naturally job facial action coding system humans rely computers technology tell us people feeling dont need figure always relying technology using experiences analytical skills eventually lose abilities understand others people modern day already dependent technology let tear social skills emotion generator slowly tear peoples social skills make us less able relate people identifying others feelings give people sense closeness understanding relation person constantly rely technology things us would seem though losing connection person person making connection person technology people believe technology keeping us simple things life engaged cell phones engaging people nature surroundings particular case would using technology read people make us connected electronics would allow us connect people answer fairly simple nobody knows better know means nobody knows people better people able read peoples faces emotions since beginning time still currently able technology read psychology humans well humans likely would add element technology interfere person person contact important people able associate people without depending resources including technology help us would long run actually hinder us person understand humans enough create kind technology instead making everyone dependent technology dont allow people understand humans conclusion although technology useful technology determining emotions could effect generation negative way humans born able understand basic human emotion take away skill others relying technology

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driverless car becoming likely bought car given speical quanities draws buys attention cars like audis nissans etc become likely buyers wants anyone ever though happened snsor didnt ctahc something whose fault would person car automatic breaks didnt completely stopped car person hit something whose fault would believe driverless cars greatest development peoples eyes driverless cars greatest thing maybe great evryone many people years sudden mishabs something wasnt fault maybe someone elses driver less cars starting become expensive driverless cars starting mess peoples mind maybe scensors cameras everywhere along automatic breaks anyone sat back realzied much would cost many people need pay attention whats going road car ever since 1980s cars like invented every year gotten advanced epensive automation becoming major challenge according dr werner huber many people want entertainment information systems hope car successful things people take responsibility driving car realizing safety huge concern

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lot different theories whether need stop using cars use natural things gas four passages read german suburb paris bans carfree day bogota end car culture passages make good logical points many different ways look passages ill explain best recently germany everyone feeling like want carfree environment suburbs nice malls big highways away town could mall main street could walk away mall didnt waste gas pollute air recorded 12 greenhouse emissions europe passenger cars paris banned driving smog bad even numbered license plate numbers leave cars home following day odd numbered would follow rules unforced would fined 22 euros 31 car would get impounded almost got record pollution almost bad china japan bogota cars 3 years banned besides busses taxis parks sports centers bloomed throughout city everyone walking riding bikes park dont much money spend majority time getting places like biking walking running skating stuff like therfore obesoty rate hopefully go people living healthier happier another theory cars done reseachers think recently cars arent using much think slowly need stop using together cars eberyone healthier haveing get places foot bike something like also stop using car hard start using theres real proven right idea cars happen us earth cars find someday might even learn fly never know day

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arthor saying possible physcially travel venus exploration resort much related earth venus second planet cloest sun third planet closest venus earth venus mountains valleys etc similar earths terrain venus dangerous place exposed heat lot earth exposed reason venus would inhabitable place scientists working hard figure way able explore areas high amount heat exposure scientists lauched machineries venus explore varity stuff venus machines lasted hours broke unsafe nasa working approaches studying venus curious see venus similar planet earth idea help nasa explore venus use old mechanical technology thought would withstand heat pressure venus nasa working hard figure venus near future want travel another planet attend nasa curious see near future would turn expierements curious travel beyond imaginations nasa also hopes near future flying cars better technology would like travel planets using cars vehecials arthor may right able travel planets nasa going far technology

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use technology read emotional expression students classroom valuable valuable read students emotions expression student sad wants left alone student mad go reason teacher know leave students alone another reason emothional expressions play want actually feel feelings plus tell person truthful first reasion use technology read emotional expressions dr huang clleagus experts developed new emotional recongition software tracks facial movements characteristics movements facial muscules example text states frontalis pars lateralis muscle eyes raises eyebrows youre surprised orbicularis oris around mouth tightens lips show anger computer knows feeling look muscles emotional expressions inside class room able tell student telling truth know sure student lying youll figure way punich second want kids really feel something want make sure feel youll know think technology read emotional expressions students inside classroom

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dear mr senator think keep electorial college sufficient used say speaking people electorial college process place founding fathers established constitution compromise election president vote congress election president popular vote compromise big word day compromises right way go many occasions also says constitution founding fathers already argument hundreds years ago agreed something worked many years would changte something thats working insane want change mister senator elecotrial college process consists selection electors meeting electors vote president vice president counting electorial votes congress great process btw electorial college consists 538 electors majority 270 electorial votes required elect president states entitled allotment electors equals number members congressional delegation one member house representitives plus two senators hmu wan na dicuss emailaddress frompropername

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article challenge exploring venus venus explained dangerous harsh challenging article author suggests venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents author explain harsh matters situation still supports ideas reasons venus worth exploring article author states travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation quote good meaning reasoning author feels venus worth exploring quote noticable author believes taking risks case author believes taking risk big challenging greatly fascinating astonomers provide great amount knowledge never known provide sense accomplishment nasa everyone wants know living places outside earth author states thirtyplus miles surface temperatures would still toasty around 170 degrees fahrenheit air pressure would close sea level earth solar power would plentiful radiation would exceed earth levels easy conditons survivable humans quote author showing understand difficulties dangers going exploring venus author listing challenge still comes back reason venus worth pursuit quote specifically author thinks pursuit worth humans still survive challenge may harsh accomplished article author also states importantly researchers take samples rock gas anything else distance therefore scientists seeking conduct thorough mission understand venus would need get close personal despite risks maybe think challenges quote author stating scientists want know explore seek venus going get close author stating yes dangerous thought challenge given author feels challenge like accepted article author feels venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents author ends statement striving meet challenge presented venus value insight gained planet also human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors author stating venus accomplished lot

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hello tell believe people participate seagoing cowboys program think would good way see world go place never go seas help countries need story cowboy rode waves state paragraph 4 world war two europe many places left ruins 44 nations joined togethere form uurra hired seagoing cowboys take care animals shipping seas believe participating seagoing cowboys program good thing cause help countrys need story sate paragraph 6 boy luke seagoing program seas two weeks got china one reason think seagoing cowboys good way go places never last passage state paragraph 9 seagoing cowboy much adventure luke bomberger choose think great idea seagoing cowboys program cause see stuff never life seen adventures shows stick believe good idea people participate seagoing cowboys program

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driverless cars ever feel like cars may able used future feel like people wont really need drive car exactly get better ones thats passage basically talking passage driverless cars coming story talking google confounder named sergey brin believes achieved position argument believe cars die existence something stilll need feel like want still around neeed make better future think driverless cars future already started making smarter systems sensors already spent lot years project already feel like itll help us everyday life driverless cars next big thing future reasons stand argument first reason stand argument already started trying improve smarter systemes sensors story talks already things things werent really new us right since werent able smartere roads needed build smarter cars like gps reciever sensor stuff need make driverless car dream success text stated googles modified toyota prius uses positionestimating sensors left rear wheelthe combination input necessary driverless car mimic skill human wheel first reason stand position next reason stand position already spent lot years working project passage talks working project quite time even though werent working project impaticular still things well would try insure dream would come true someday passage says late 1950s general motors created concept car could run special test track mercedesbenz audi nissan plan cars drive 2020 another reason stand argument last reason stand position feel like itll help us everyday lifestyle passage talks cars may able much use us future start upgrade make lot better future envisioned come true example text car foresees would use half fuel todays taxis offer far flexibility bus believes cars would fundamentally change world last reason stand position ever feel like better cars future kind able drive well thats passage driverless cars coming talks need better cars future think even though might come true never know might happen us future think invention help us long run driverless future already started making smarter systems sesnors already lot time developing working project feel like itll help us everyday life driverless cars next big thing future actually thing knows wait see future brings

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believe use technology one talked making mona lisa smile nick dalto used classsroom read emotional expressions students believe advance technology school already advancing technology outside school paragragh six dalto greatly explained would actually computer sitting front us reading facial expressions classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored dr huang predicts could modify lesson like effective human instructor paragragh six dalto agree quote students todays age already growing society technology around us starting become advanced example cars used conducted someone steering wheel foot peddles although cars able drive charged quote explained student making face expresson showing bored computer could change fun effetive lesson get students interested course always question would need teachers believe teachers could still teach assign homework highly beneifit also preparing lesson computer reads expressions would hard would actually make school fun students paragragh six also explained commercials ads would run imagine computer knows youre happy sad example smile web appears screen similar ad might follow frown next ad different paragragh six dalto like qoute makes think ads commercials could follow tests school recently took big test semester sophomore year one classes test challenging found one excerpt given dozing alittle boring eventually finishing excerpt confident answers later test soon given another excerpt actually one interesting alittle mystery drama finishing confident answers told received good score part test excerpts examples example strongly believe technology read students emotional expressions used classroom students give students confidence passing tests assignments want theres reason behind tehnology advance outside world advance school

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much debate face mars natural landform objest created aliens fact look evidence easily proves face shadowed landform one major pieces evidence proves alien creation figured another matian mesa seems common around cydonia area one shadows makes look like human even land form found around american west even garvin said reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho thing happened mars fact basiclly prove whole point aliens build face every believed false conclusion false idea made believe fact life mars always true unless discover something face mars known signal deep space reality never gives another reason people believe aliens

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three citizen friends boston wanted wanted limit car usage 70 percent realized good idea itll help people avdanced experiment lowcar suburban life basic precepts adopted around world attempts make suburbs compact accessible public transportation less parking space new approach stores far away walk main street rather small malls around distant highway time good idea give cars therre less traffic accidents parking space less problems people think give cars safer street everyone people didnt like idea give cars wont able get jobs time people live far jobs homes want keep people driving cars

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effect cars world today grown tremendously companies create new models various cars buyers dont often think twice cars hurt environment cause serious global emissions production hybrids first step solving problem advantages limiting car usage result decrease pollution relaxed personal budget safer community pollution amounts skyrocketed past several years due increase amount people road using motor vehicles pollution increased becoming threat ever vauban germany new community constructed contains suburban pioneers given cars devoted taking public transit city buses even personal vehicles like bicycle result 70 percent vaubans families cars 57 percent sold car move carfree cities source 1 german suburb life goes without cars residents community committed preserving earth limiting car usage reduce pollution pollution harmful matter cause negative effects area passenger cars responsible 12 percent greenhouse gas emissions europeand 50 percent carintensive areas united states carfree cities source 1 german suburb life goes without cars limit amount time use car reduce pollution also saves money paying monthly fee taxes car gas every month exquisite community vauban germany many people gotten rid car probably saving extremely high amounts money highway tolls gas oil changes insurance overall monthly payment car residents saving much money paying necessities travel use public transit like city bus costs fraction car owners pay paris trying limit amount individual transportation due smog area made deal public transit free charge friday monday according bbc source 2 paris bans driving due smog people taking public transit saving even money due intense smog paris busy streets limit set amount drivers allowed road throughout week monday motorists evennumbered license plates ordered leave cars home suffer 22euro fine 31 would apply oddnumbered plates following day almost 4000 drivers fined according reuterstwentyseven people cars impounded reaction fine source 2 paris bans driving due smog compared amount money car owners spend people without car save lot money reduction car usage safer community result well amounts accidents substantially lower fewer cars road risks car crashes greatly decrease many accidents result impatience wheel careless drivers congestion 60 percent capital france fivedays intensifying smog source 2 paris bans driving due smog bogota columbia created day car usage turned big success spreading across borders leaving impression countries limited car usage positively effects environment third straight year cars banned buses taxis permitted day without cars capital city 7 million goal promote alternative transportation reduce smog violators faced 25 fines source 3 carfree day spinning big hit bogota countries across globe attempting limit car usage begin greatly help environments recent studies suggest americans buying fewer cars driving less getting fewer licenses year goes source 4 end car culture effect cars today positive thing except hybrid cars countries beginning limit car usage soon see impact changes enviromments due car reduction clearly advantages limiting car usage result decrease pollution relaxed personal budget safer community

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lets think computer tell feelings couldnt think someone asked wouldnt think say someone said computer tell happy sad excited frustrated would something anyone would see believe acually true passage states classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored modify lesson like effective human instructor means computer also help way teacher would need computer could help alot many students like ask help teacher using technology read humans emotions great idea makes things easier people due knowing explain emotions computer help tell emotionally paassage says humans communicatioon nonverbal including emotional communication computer need understand basically boosting data knows emotions whe becomes hard point feelings someone home pc cant handle complex algorithms used decode mona lisas smile write simple instructions encode different emotions mona lisa painting made try test computer telling rather see mona lisas emotions shes 83 percent happy 9p percent disgusted 6 percent fearful 2 percent angry pc put test able calculate emotions mona lisa beileve computer detect emotions great idea helps student better learn process assignment helps teachers teach cant get around everyone class able help people express emotions feeling cant seem tell computer tells emotions could big help anyone

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facelike structure found mars natural landform looks like landfroms would find earth photograph took 2001 says thing consider following reasons landform created aliens first landform looks like mesa butte american west jim garvin chief scientist mars exploration program says reminds middle butte snake river plain says garvin lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face author article says picture actually shows martian equivalent butte common around american west face made aliens landform happend look like face second reason landform looks like face matian equivalent buttes mesas mesas mars happens one looks like face look 1976 viking 1 photograph face mars see another mesa butte face mesa butte special form image another mesa butte face made aliens natural landform happend look like face last reason face made aliens 2001 nasa took new clear picture shows landform face 1976 viking 1 took photo looked like face idea aliens making face came play 1998 mars global surveyor mgs took picture quite look like face quite look like nature land form either convinced natural still believed made aliens author says nevertheless april 8 cloudless summer day global surveyor drew close enough second lookwhat picture actually shows martian equivalent butte common around american west picture face mgs 2001 convinced people really natural landform face coincedence face found mars made aliens natural landform called mesa butte picture 1976 misleading date newest picture taken 2001 shows real updated version landform mesa alien made creation

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dear state senator think electoral college important becase process founding fathers established eletoral college constitution comromise election president vote congress election president popular vote qualificatied citizens electoral college process consists selection electors meeting electors vote president vice president counting electoral votes congress electoral college consists 538 electors mjority 270 electoral votes required elect president 23rd amendment constitution district columbia allocated 3 electors treated like state purposes electoral college reason following discussion word state also refers district columbia presidential elction held every four years tuesday first monday november one thing didnt know states winnertakealla winnertakeall system awards electors winning presidential canidate

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thoughts face mars think natural land form think landform becuase earth form like mountains could mountain could theories isnt landform think thats earth techtonic plates mars might far havent found existing life planets earth martians couldnt built something like pyramids start earth techtonic plates known many years know plates always moving plates always moving thats formed himalaya mountains casuses continue getting taller think face mars example techtonic plates costantly moving making face definant every years way himalayan mountains every year see direct change height eyes measure find much plate techtonics moved believe happening face think since arent able view every year measure much defiant year even changed theres two sides every argument heres side face hasnt changed could asume life mars built technology increases better view face see much defiant 19762001 would logical idea think planet moving plates shifting since april 98 cloudy day winter perhaps alien markings hidden clouds although continued reading passage april 8 2001 cloudless summer day cydonia able get second looke face 2001 resolution much better could see image clearly garvin said rule thumg discern things digital image 3 times bigger airplanes ground egyptianstyle pyraminds even small shacks could see picture actually shows martian equalicant butte mesa landforms common around west america since photo go high amounts resolution able see proof marian life buildings dont think real thing right face looks like natural land form conclude argument face natural landform would say even though conspircy theories one thing proven correct science earrth techtonic plates theres great chance mars thing could lead anyone belive life mars would one photo taken april 98 cloudy winter lastly hasnt evidenve life mars planet therefore natural landform planet

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challenge exploring venus imagine getting chance learn outer space author supports idea studying venus worth pursuit despite dangers presents explaining us worth knowledge venus nasa coming new ways author tells us knowledge based venus dangers shouldnt stop us worth taking risk article challenge exploring venus author tells us venus worth learning author mentions astronomers fascinated venus may well one earthlike planet solar system author also addsvenus still feature analogous earth planet planet surface rocky sediment includes familiar features valleysmountainsand craters author uses eyecatching facts reader start thinking maybe change readers mindset beside knowledge venus author adds safer ways study venus authors tells us nasa working approaches studying venus example simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venuss surface lasted three weeks conditions author explains us new technology created less dangers observing venus finally explained eventually going face things far dangerous venus author includes travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation comprehend author doesnt want doubts stop us making risky decisions instead make imagination bigger conclusion author basically uses eyecatching facts motivates us think twice venus worthy pursuit despite dangers think worth knowledge something special venus author sure thinks

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rock see photo rock could created aliens signs eny one enything many othere thanks like earth like crop scurcles dont complain evan rocks descert like even rock looks like thumb right angle shade like may look like something know yet diffrent things happen befor looks like like shadow right angle nasa find something really thank made aliens wouldnt freely relesse public like would put millions dollors reserch find built

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author challenge exploring venus made article progress studies done venus evening star skies collected research human planetary exploration solar system ill going claims ideas passionately support ideas studying venus despite dangers evaluation successful writings author written crucially told difficulty mission would venus seeing inform us tempatures planet average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressures startling 90 times greater amount planet little knowledge makes ground water gas planet probes weve sent last hours within landing way finding way overcome challenges found discoveries made way future planet explorations could someday made humans venus author wrote current discoveries made scientists show venus also past preserving life planet even geological landscape features similiar earth planets orbit provide nearby space travel making possible easy route planetary visits crucial seeing long space travel take current modifications technology articles author backs nasas critical ideas discoveries sending humans venus studies solution researchers proposed tells floating blimp transportation vehicle capable carrying people potential dangerous landscape acidic clouds closer examination planet around 30 miles air despite distance would still 170 degrees fahrenheit weather pressures close sealevels like earth solar power generation would easy obtain radiation levels equal safe places earths meaning difficult survivable enviroment us humans invigorating may seem tell undeveloped idea still seeing hovering 30 miles would definitely avoid dangerous conditions also samples direct contact critical minerals materials could discovered would make studies planet plentiful could leaving options need find ways closer riskier challenges get samples materials would need make far accurate studies planet venus go tell us machines capable withstanding tempatures capable melting tin would dire tablets cell phones earth machines weve designed 1800s could survive modifications silicon carbide simplified electronics made withstand heat acidic conditions conclude essay standpoint author successfully drew readers incredible job telling us usefulness missions venus would could potentially land humans explore planet studies could take us intelligent species

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say youre going vacation spring break florida going country yes nice sit back look around nature cool things see drving wouldnt get tired driving sitting doesnt sound like fun especially back seat time boring every often get hold stiring wheel doesnt seem appropriate generation lazy people days driverless cars totally needed know speed limit dont like fact car may always know car gliches something wrong wreck really car also giving people time lazy feel like taking away communication youre driving youre likely phone instagram twitter without automatic cars say lights green busy ingraved phone takes away much commnication many people count time leave house go eat order get time count route easist driverless car stop every stop light take need correct time place put destination gps takes stop every stop light know stop break really trust car gon na take need trust going keep us safe cause us accident real questions think thats whats scary makes people want driverless cars

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think technology read emotional face expretion yes think new technology avanced cameras many fuctions smart take pictures new cell phones technology one example iphone 7 galaxy 8 smartphones many technology know sad happy special camera news computers many technology best work modify system put one camera stard work need create program analized expretions suporting student one need put front camera need take picture analized computer next step analized facial expretions see muscles face eyes cheeks smile computer need analized information procces first student natural smile computer detected happy next student crying computer analized sad student pockarface computer detected nothing emotions happen one student make falce smile really good think computer detected happy think people need make manny technology actual computers trick

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many people around glode rely cars get place place driving cars many disadvantages also many advantages limiting car usage much good community passage german suburb life goes without cars vauban germany residents given cars souce says car always tense im much happier way one advantages owning car community feeling compact accessiable way public transportation cars walk street instead hearing car motars distantly running sources say hear sound bikes adults even childrens chatter filling ears cars make much easier get social connect others area instead hermit meet new people make friends even create plans major benifit paris bands driving due smog parisfrace also idea get rid cars clear air global city help allergies getting sick als cause become less social towards others largely well know citys expectations correct congestion went 60 clearing air better enviroment residents city lower air pollution smog reduced benifit car free public trasportation mondayfriday saves tons money could used pay gascar insuranceand costly repairs damage might need fund city bogota located columbia well limited usage cars car free day spinning big hit bogota instead people bikedhikedskated makes become activeand residents took public buses well promoting alternitive transportation course helped reduce smog lowered air pollution worry car also benefit reduces stress limiting car usage also cuts traffic making quicker get designated location safer benificial end car culture also benifits implications carbon emissions helping living space people feel connceted driving meet group friends internet saving time long boring driveconcerving resources lowering emissions improving safety important us later road limit usage cars overall advantages limiting car usage sky high bring much good enviroment community personal health emotionally physically along finance helps future generations also best thing limit use cars happy healthy lifestyle

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many thing life people want need money families fame people dont understand want stuff dont need would better without cars beginning something people dont need causing problems solutions major people starting noticepresidents governements acting apon limiting car usage would bring lot advavtages pocket money excrises less harm earth acorrding carfree day spinning big hit bogota andrew selsky paris bans driving due smog robert duffer end car culture elisabeth rosenthal cars defined motor vecheil provides fast transportation one person time thats people veiw dont know relize give people lot stress deal either car payments repairs even runing gas acorrding heidrun walter passage german suburb life goes without cars said car always tense doesnt car sge relaxed better without doesnt pay insurance car payments repairs car even gas leave lot stress free moments cars stress people pulloting earth almost cars run gas put car releases pullotion earth paris enforce partial driving ban clear air pullotion much damage earth took five days smog finally rivaled beijing china know one pullated cities world could made people go hostiptal could gotten sick even die pullotion many countries banning cars couple days year global problem according carfree day spinning big hit bogota colombia program bans cars day leaves people walk hike even bike need go good way take away stress lower air pullotion said carlos arturo plaza furthermore help envirment limting car usage gives relief peopl also make people healther would walk ride hike work place thay need go strength peoples bodies everyday things often would require work walk destiantion rather sit car press brake gas pedal foot limting car usage make people helthier make people less lazy example person lazy food hisher house would easly get car drive local fast food restruant get food ther hand car would walk way grocery story burning lots caliores buying lots food rather stoping fast food place get quick meal clonclusion limting car usage would beifical thing rather problem due stress reilf envimental saftey healther citzens

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article driverless cars coming author talks mainly positive outcomes new driverless cars ask would definitely disagree new semiautonomous vehicle expensive arent fully driverless numerous sensors arent guarenteed keep 100 safe first reason would expensive car would manage make 100 driverless car believe would given public car alone would costs somewhere around million dollars mention massive upgrades existing roads stated passage something simply expensive practical second reason thay fully driverless let ask something would like car take turns drive would yo rather think according passagethe human driver must remain alert ready take whn situation requires driverless car would put set destination fall asleep wake ive made going last reason kinds ties second reason car said loaded sorts sensors includes one left real wheel rotating sensor roof video camera mounted near rearview mirror four automotive radar sensors gps receiver inertial motion sensor sensors still arent guarenteed full safety car also said make 3d model cars surroundings still need ready take wheel certain situations conclusion even though passage makes car seem like coolest thing world expensive arent completely driverless numerous sensors doesnt guarenty safety

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challenge exploring venus author suggest expolring venus striving despite challengesthe numeros challenges presented venus worthy eventhough studying venus consists many dangers closest earth planetary visit leads human curiosity begin venus planet meaning could life venus solar system venus second planet proved challenging place examine closely venus closest planet earth another planetary neighbor orbit means closer mars times venus humans sent numerous spacecraft world since sometimes right around corner venus number challenging reputations human study people ask self planet inhospitable scientist discussing visit answer venus earth like planet solar system long ago venus may covered oceans could covered various forms life like earth today venus still today features like earth features valleys mountains craters venus sometimes nearest option planetary visit finally human curiosity likely lead us equally intimidating endeavors nasa one compelling idea sending humand study venus option making mission safe scientifically productive striving meet challenge value insight gained humans earth expanded meet edges imagination innovation human curiosity seeing life venus consist conclusion studying venus many values despite challenges worth striving due human curiosity planetary visit close conisderd life earth

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statistics show community given use cars amount polution go excersize levels increase meaning weight problems go addition increase round living enviornment secure higher quality life coming generations go frustration alternative near us simple dont polution huge problem ever growing world solving thing leaving things better new generation ton come places like paris bogota vauban germany inovative pioneering societies given past ways driving looked better pastures ahve reduced polution ever growing smog relience man kind found automoblies populance cars one place country game changer comes polution increace would deal populated areas would reduce global warming affect 12 percent passenger cars europe 50 percent cars us responsible greenhouse gas emissions well unneccesary congestion disruption peace homes alows high quality living get excersize time seeing walk every wher solves huge population growing obesidy modern countries places like columbia huge decrease polution carfree day millions seen biking skating hiking taking local bus support new idea carfree societies living better important excersize clean stress free enviornment every day problem missing bus getting work late huge hassel deal problems would use cars ensure percentage stress decline im promissing life care free help good way take away stress lower air polution direct quote man carfree life yes real people yes results positive 94 percent perticipants agreed quality life better hard choice make either live world way watch come end make change want see tommorow im asking instead driving work alone take bike work freind simply reduse affects ride bunch friends take bus us see world taken care help change

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would say planning trip venus worthy idea pursuit scientists go collect samples rocks gases could able see things stuff never seen problem would scientists explorers would probably able return back earth examine samples venuss surface 800 degrees fahrenheit wont able survive surface long period time inseead using electronics use mechanical computers ridgid less fragile extreme weather environment conditions mechanical computers worthy used world war ii mechnical computers made withstand extreme weather environmental conditions examples include following thick atmosphere almost 97 carbon dioxide covers venus even challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere planets surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience planet

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feel driverless car situation pointless dumb lets continue driving dont change anything mean technology change anything type cars driverless cars seems cool much person dont care much type car look like thing car would worried working much gas got stuff like pointless ok lets say change cars driverless yes would still drive mean bad would defintely suggest make roads smarter passge says roads work good suprisingly expensive hey theyre tripping shouldnt change even saw coming idea cool would rather stay reuglar cars regular driving im much cars way coming pretty smart know handle stuff thats coming im pretty sure people like idea though

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case driverless car must say definitely development futuristic masses machinery said reason look development techonology rise dont doubt soon near future going able fully functioning driveless cars mant factors tie completely driverless car advanced age know new techonology coming quickly every passing day fact believed less four years car companies manufacturers autonomous cars ready road technology truly beautiful thing testing new technology driveless car definitely way get work properly roads yet seems controversy let pieces machinery roam please large masses people afraid driveless cars come excuses shouldnt developed could problem manufacturing manufacturer wouldnt send faulty autonomous car selling would thats reckless unfathomable would make manufacturer look bad last thing could possibly want manufacturers skilled people field possible skills know make good use driverless cars show safe could possibly road shouldnt negelct hard work give credit credit due overall development driverless cars accomplishing feat big creating piece machinery steer hard requires complete understanding technology far weve made already semidriverless car unimaginable complete driveless car future holds great things among autonomous vechicle

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story venus sometimes called evening star one brightest points night skymaking simple even amateur stargaze spot nickname misleading venus actually planet often referred earths twin venus closest planet earth terms density sizeand occasionally closest distance venus sometimes around corner space terms humans sent numerous spacecraft land cloud draped world previous mission unmanned good reasonsince spacecraft survived landing hours planets surfacetemperature average 800 degress fahrenheitand atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience plant also venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system even though mercury closer sun long ago venus maybe probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth venus ship orbiting hovering safely far planet provide limited insight ground conditions forms light penetrate dense atmosphererendering standard forms photography videography ineffective many researchers working innovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus nasa working approaches studying venus simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venuss surface lasted three weeks conditions studying meet challange presented venus valuenot insight gained planet also human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors author wants know everything venus anything get information wants

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many places people drive cars know driving vehicle lead kinds pollution fuel use power reason people decided stop driving cars take time driving places germany america even paris france stopped using vehicles frequently vaubun germany many given cars deicded walk need go streets completely car free except tram downtown freiburg runs streets one edge community allowed car park edge development buy space 40000 along home reason 70 percent population car 57 percent sold car move vaubun families say theyre much happier wtihout car paris france partial driving ban enforced days motorists even numbered license plates told leave cars home would suffer fine next day would apply people odd numbered car almost 4000 people fined twentyseven people cars impounded ban enforced amount smog paris pollution bad issue people driving cars help driving bad needs stopped programs stop people driving cars helpful partial bans cars banning completely definetly help world air humans

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driverless cars coming short article depicts use computerized cars made cars supposed safe trustworthy one part article describes publictransport taxi system would take people place place navigating driverless cars idea self controlling moving car advantageous people using less fuel prevent stop car accident take people destination ease however issues automated automobile driverless cars adapt cars actual drivers everyone acquire selfdriving car could cost fortunes also blamed prevented accidents arent prevented lastly car computer hacking idea self driving car courageous work society first driverless cars drive ease driverless cars uniform cars one car someone drivng car driverless cars arent able predict outcome real driver make assuming driverless cars would communicate one another could drive together uniform predicting eachothers movements thorugh streets one car situation driven someone communication driverless cars driverless car tries predict ones movement driver actually goes opposite way predicted crashing car something easily avoided without people owning driverless car leads next point driverless cars mechanical probably costing much ones average car price everyone told adapt change buy selfpropelling car much costly without car people could get accidents driverless car complete safety would acquired every single car within set area driverless car area driverless cars made happens self driving cars finally mess crash another driverless car blamed creators car person inside vehicle taken tried drive assuming even know drive little practice one could also easily hack cars computer also computer hacking already regular thing united states stops people hacking cars purposefully causing accidents types issues hard deal could easily dealt blame driverless cars could impossible cases conclusion idea driverless cars comepletely viable safety passengers safety citizens side street way driverless cars could able completely predict real drivers movements cars could hard everyone buy adapt last find true blame driverless cars action anyone blame driverless cars work society ready

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imagine driving work one day driving work notice another car road coming towards makes car noticable driver isnt steering car become nervous thinking person going cause accident arent driving car car saftely passes following road person driving seen driverless car technology progresses begin see driverless cars currently however cars completely driverless still require amount human direction projected 2020 completely driverless cars good thing seeing driverless cars bring many benefits humanmanned automobile driverless cars lower amount gas consumed world accurate car driver overall safer humanheaded car firstly using driverless cars publictransportation system would lower total gas consumption world good thing bring amount pollution atmosphere driverless cars use half fuel todays taxis far flexible hours public bus driverless cars would also safer use bus virtually chance attacked stranger secondly driverless cars provide accuracy efficency car driver googles driverless cars driven half million miles havent crashed human direction without human direction would virtually chance accident driverless cars use sensors gps techonolgy cameras radars function important sensor cars spinning sensor roof called lidar lidar uses laser beams create 3d model car surroundings combination driverless car mimics human driving skills car pay attention surroundings better humans task thirdly driverless cars around safer cars drivers driverless cars around seven years hasnt accident involving one say humans answer cant driverless cars task focus road surroundings driverless car become distracted programmed human become distracted wired humans always pay attention surrounds driving thinking something happen day something similar driverless car become intoxicated either would safer someone intoxicated influence get home also install failsafe safety feautures driverless car get car dangerous situation install failsafe features dectect accident miles happens avoid accident humans equipped features say driverless cars usefull accident way tell fault driver manufacturer true however accident simply investigated become clear fault driver something like become intoxicated wrecks car fault many cars accidents technological failure manufacturers fault one car unfortunately glitches crashes singular cars fault blaming manufacturer situation like would like blaming driver accident weather suddenly became horrid conclusion driverless cars way future enviornmentally friendly driver counterparts efficient acurate even safer cars driver driverless cars stay

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dear senator electoral college may despised method people system established founding fathers remains day may perfect every method flaws including popular vote respectively popular voting system best method since end defining certainty outcome electoral college prevailed day remain way united states america although electoral college may called outdated irrational unfair brandon plumer 14 isnt true outdated unfair would substituted changed another system remained effiecency system certaintly unfair stated article richard posnerhe explains party selects slate electors trusted vote partys nominee trust rarely betrayed irrational portion opposing view stated defense electoral college article mutiple reasons one electoral college requires presidential candidate transregional appeal region southnortheastetc enough electoral votes elect president single best argument electoral college may called disaster factor claimed brandom plumer article opposing electoral college certainty outcome strong point richard posner article defending electoral college carefully states dispute outcome electoral college vote possibleit happened 2000but less likely dispute popular vote richard posner also reminds reader electoral college avoids issues elections candidate receives majority votes cast pressure runoff election candidate wins majority votes cast another factor brought attention indefensible electoral college article since electoral college uses winnertakeall system state candidates dont lose time states likely win focus mostly swing states although swing states system used simply utilized becauseit induces candidates seen 2012s election voters tossup states likely pay attention campaign decreed thoughtful voters chosen ones decide election ultimately information cited quite obvious option best us electoral college may cons pros outweigh new method defined founding fathers wrote constitution held country unisom day 2015 still leading force government kept way electoral college best suited america shouldnt altered sincerly future voter

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humans tend think present future sometimes focus immediate comforts dont think decisions affect kids grandkids future yes cars amazing right give us kind freedom unparalled time hurt enviroment hurts future present also imagine car hear gasp really think worry spending half paycheck gas yes gas prices long without cars also wont worry spending hundreds dollars fix breaks best car definetly positive effects enviroment lost count many times father complained stressed gas prices amount money takes fix car breaks admitedly gas prices lower theyve long last back 350 gallon gas sure could find something better 400 spend fixing transmission whatever car releases stress soccer moms last person would expect give cars vauban germany car free town exactly heidrun walter done media trainer mother two said car always tense im much happier way lot towns cities things like car free day whole day everybody walks uses bikes motor vehicles road buses taxis paris smog level high higher beinjin china authorities banned used car roads effort reduce smog level people didnt follow ban fined 33 dollars bogota columbia though choice people give cars millions columbians hiked biked skated ot took buses work carfree day yesteday leaving streets capital city eerily devoid traffic jams said andrew selsky seattle times program spread contries goal program promote alternative transportation reduce smog although gray clouds let loose rain showers stop huge amount participants three years two colombian cities joined event mayor asuncion paraguay said people generating revolutionary change crossing borders

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society today limiting car usage would best way go plenty advantages limiting car usage decrease pollution name one capatalize downward shift automobile users united states around world would benefit us ways one car handy get point point b need use car lazy walk bike destination saying walk 80 miles aunts house store half mile away mention would saving good gas money mostly car free suburb example germany focuses majority population neighborhood use cars town named vauban 70 percent families car may sound bad live die car everything walking distance makes easy accesible walk point point b time residents suburb positive change positive change one large problem excessive use cars one area air pollution lots cars area commuting create thick layer smoke air called smog pleasent experience road said paris recently gotten much smog air put partial ban license plates even numbers could drive monday odd numbered plates could drive tuesday sounds crazy could busy city like paris realistically put travel ban half commuters whether thought would worked sure couple motorists could take answer still commuted suppose large majority followed rules ban apparently french government underestimated factor cars environment ban recinded early tuesday pollution almost completely cleared away support two points amount drivers every year going since peak point 2005 gap nearly nine percent almost tenth united states stopped driving last 10 years pattern taking place scientists believe postive benefits environment communities forseeable future united states one polluted countries world large part advanced highly populated culture doesnt mean cant make difference help community grow better place environmentally one good example happening car free day bogota city millions people got around without using cars since 1995 program led blooming brand new parks repaved smoother sidewalks millions colombians make community better place heavily populated area summarize plenty places around world making good efforts tone car usage helps bring levels air pollution enhance community people live help financial situations saving money buying car america make kind efforts decrease car usage whole country would better ways one

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mixed feelings facs technology could great people robots minds want bad harm people world would great start see could used something fun gon na get upgraded federal level able decieve criminals deranged rogue gon na get hold try take world sounds like movie doesnt stuff like facs movies way back real life cant one sees happening good side heve technology help people help people help people like friend acting wierd commonly ordinary behavior like quiet wanting spend much time usual trick mean tell stand front wierd computer facs scans 44 major muscles face tells shes 20 mad 10 happy 70 sad help predicaments guys live happily ever ways facs may good invention used lie detector said paragraph 8 use different muscles genuine smile false fake one used fbi interviewing interogation could see politician faking also conveyed pagraph 8 yeah dont really know feel theres bad good way thing couls affect world theres pro cons everything guess

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article challenge exploring venus lots useful information planet venus difficulty explored well worth exploring despite danger even though dangerous explore venus article good points regarding worth risk explore one example article paragraph 4 reads astronomers fascinated venus may well earthlike planet solar system excerpt helps show earth venus quite similar one point making important explore discover planets similar humans could live venus point well many unanswered questions another good point author makes paragraph 4 reads recall venus sometimes nearest option planetary visit crucial consideration given long time frames space travel part article helps show many practical uses information discovered venus explorations even danger involved trying explore overall author strong argument benefits exploring venus outweighing danger difficulty

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would tell face created aliens would sign sort like could possibley one faces also could maybe symbol sort could tell us may world studies tell us isnt alien monument well look picture image taken 2001 looks like rock mesa something made yes may look alien something space made much proof would need prove think self could proved made aliens proof side know fact could created alien pictures tooken doesnt seem like created alien looks like cool rock really created something yes see people would get looks world look really landmark mars yes may conspiracys theories rock face made may facts prove completly conclusion alien made face simply mesa landmark mars proof article see 3 picutes taken prove wasnt alien made artifact matter cool would mention could make nasa famous rich doesnt proof need alien artifact look passage even says alien made artiffact yes face famous even says face mars since pop icon starred hollywood film apperered books magazines even radio shows 5 see famous face 25 years ago amazing still doesnt mean alien made artiffact final say alien made face enough proof landmark mars popular people everywhere

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venus second planet sun closest planet earth terms distance venus close theres challenges researchers done could danger danger could affect humans able stay experience planet venus conditions warnings could happen venus paragraph 2 end says previous mission unmanned good reason since spacecraft survived landing hours shows humans havent touched ground since cant survive one hour paragraph 3 talks pressure could affect danger surface also paragraph 4 states planet surface rocky sediment includes familiar features valleys mountains crater shows venus similar things earth could option visiting however paragraph 3 pressure heat probes seeking land surface cause bad weather erupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes humans alerted happened else danger come towards venus another exmaple paragraph 6 states many reasearchers working innovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus statement shows scientists working get close venus understand humans know expect conclusion venus value human curiosity scientists researchers humans want know planet venus despite danger trying find ways explore without causing death dangerous things happen new technology machines scientists able find posibilities venus surviving venus dangerous cost despite interesting things human pursuit discover planet

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believe facial action coding system valuable asset student class room system read face student give feed back teachers lesson plan used notify teacher student class upset system also make learning fun students may many counter arguements allow explain first reason valuable asset students class give feed back lesson text says classroom computer could recongize student becoming bored confused also says could modify lesson like effective human instructer means student getting criteria fscial action coding system read facial gestures make assignment easier understandable people may say system wouldnt balanced people may grade level claim point system help understand criteria learning help get back grade level another reason system great system notify teacher child upset advanced technology prevent alot things happening school text says human communication nonverbal including emotional communication system identify notify teacher talk student feelings believe system great asset bad emotions feeling going around school final reason make learning fun kids majority time students find lesson plan boring system read thier emotion make fun text describes take learning games make funner interacting people may say school fun students still need type entertainment even highschool whole point system make student adapt lesson plan fun learning type way facial action coding system valuabe asset students classroom system adjust lesson plan criterea student help notify teacher student upset also help make lesson plan fun students arguement facial action coding system valuabe classroom

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people arguing keeping electoral college changing election popualr votes president united states know one better safer well whats going keeping electoral college changing election popular votes president united states text defense electoral college five reasons keep despised method choosing presiden states electoral college widely regarded anachronism nondemocratic method selecting president ought overruled declaring candidate recieves popualr votes winner means electoral college like person thing seems belong past doesnt fit president aslo states advocates position correct agruing electoral college modern sense electors elect president people text indefensible electoral college even bestlaid defenses system wrong states official electoral college unfair outdated irrational means people know truth think unfair listen opinion anything say president senators elect

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facial action coding system facs technology created dr huang revolutionary ability understand human emotion uses anatomical science read identify emotions portrayed face subject technology beneficial many different aspects human life society although would argue facial recognition software beneficial classroom use facial action coding system incredibly valuable helping students learning understanding better replicating human teachers allowing student express feeling even online learning technology always used improve education students using facial action coding system could help many students ability understand idea taught instance text states program would able identify student confused even bored program could change lesson order help students understanding subject taught technology would incredibly beneficial way facial action coding system could also help online instruction allowing computers better replicate human instructors computer able know student trouble subject could offer assistance students learning similarly human teacher lessons could also affected order help students learning based student trouble previously online learning would become much intuitive facs facial action coding system could also allow student better express themself learning setting often difficult convey complex messages quickly facs could help student immediately alert program understand taught material could helpful many students online learning facial action coding system utilized yet one day could used better education students many students would greater opportunity futures facial action coding system could revoluionize education students

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venus called evening star one brightes points light night sky since venus planet nickname misleading venus second planet sun closest planet earth venus three decades single spaceship touched venus since theres spacecraft survived landing hours thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system even though mercury closer sun since venus hotter planets people live high pressure heat venusian geology weather present additional impediments like erupting vocanos powerful earthquakes frequent lightning strikes probes seeking land surface long time ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth

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electoral college part united states many years founding fathers ones established constituion electoral college seems worked years opinion change electing president popular vote many pros cons electoral college popular vote positives popular vote outweigh negatives electoral reading senator state hope letter support opinion make consider popular vote united states democracy citizens living right vote president united states electoral college citizens arent ones voting president electors electoral college voters voting slate electors vote president cases elector votes candidate party wants cases elector chosen oppossing candidate party wants according second source since elector allowed one reason electoral college unfair popular vote people vote candidate want truly democracy people choose representatives electoral college unfair voters winnertakeall system states candidates dont spent time states know lose foucus states know win close chance candidate times people would see candidates didnt get see single campaign ad popular vote would case would eliminated candidates would choice put advertisments country even though popular vote good way go think system electing president still perfect never perfect electoral college allowed greatest presidents win beacuse got electoral votes popular vote wouldnt matter still win electoral college also avoids problem one candidate recieving majority votes cast electoral college country long worked us well still believe popular vote used future elections read senator hope might changed supported opinion topic

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carsdo really need like cell phones popular demand need became addidcted theres many differnt reasons may may need car im going giving benifits using car much todays socitety mayvbe reading youll reduce usage car begin theres many differnt ways people look cars look juss get point point b look collectable items dont even see value car end day cars giving gas thats polluting air kid told pollution isnt good teens adults well aware much isnt good atmosphere still dont anything china paris high level pollution hit city due enforced partial driving ban clear air setting example cities enforced acts help clear pollution air result smog cleard time many cites around world different thing reduce pollution example bogota colombia programed held car free day people rode bikes skated took buses work program set spread around world next cars benifited us alot ways still flaws one safty going stats read dangerous thing ever get car driving ones around fail realise conserving resources burning coal putting atomosphere turning gas putting vehicals puttting atomosphere u using resources wisely conclusion benifits using car less better benifits using car way using thinking long term many different ways transportation benifit youself like exersize ect

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see future cars cars neccesity cause big safety issues lawsuits manufacturers proved cars never fully automatic without human present alert otherwise would ton money spent unreasonable sensors cameras plus due much gas would use would expensive might even raise gas prices dont think cars best way spend future people take automatic interest driveless cars see time television doesnt come mind amount comitment engineering cars going take even hard work cars never going 100 safe driverless never fully reach high expectations people want unrealistic dream illegal test computerdriven cars california nevada florida reasoning cars simply arent reliable yet automakers assume work eventually solve problems driverless car overall long term kind result maufacturers stick progress put driverless title creates disappointed customers future lawsuits safety issues high prices cars cars worth invest

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companies pouring money trying make perfect driveless cars pursuing driveless car negative thing car manufacturing pursued developing driveless cars could make driving easier neagtive thing becuase big safety concern make driving boring still requires assitance driver driveless cars huge complicated safety risk driveless cars perfectly save cause major problems driving places construction complicated traffics complicated driving routes driver take control car driver passengers cars people get seriously injured driveless cars doubted safety certain states limited use banned driven tested state roads states done calforina nevada florida district columbia driveless cars notify people take emergency still safe effective notify driver take many companies tried different techniques none found effective way get drivers attention case drivers needs take car cant handle roads sencario without effective way get drivers attention take time needed car major accident driver attention caught take car car couldnt handle situation leading accident even accidents problems end many people car manducatures companies know blame driver manfucaturing settled getting accident techonolgy compnay put car incapable handling safe driving could make blamed accident making pay alot money fix car damages company put faulty techonolgy car walk away problems driveless cars dangerous hazardous driver people around driver also leave deal consequences accident driveless may seem cool first able drive thereself needing help real person driver driveless cars makes driving cars driver boring driving without driveless cars joy something people love driveless cars ruins experinece get control car anymore watch drive big problem car companies get people buy car enjoy ride car companies know werner huber bmw project manger said cars able drive find new ways attract make costumers enjoy car find way without putting driver adn passengers risk things founded make car enjoyable drive driveless cars entrainment systems texting may enjoyable driver also puts driver risk driveless cars cars suppose able drive nobodies assitance true called driveless cars driveless car cars basic functions driving anything hard pops driver drive driveless car real problem becasue driveless car mean car able drive without help driver make driver sit driver seat staring window waiting getting bored drive driveless car hard driving condition risk harazardous accident one technonlgical advances car made bmw driveless car suppose driveless car really car handles speeds 25 miles per hour faster driver take even car driving driver needs keep hands steering wheel self proclaimed driveless cars may look like driveless car require much assiatant real person nondriveless cars companies world spending money make best driveless car really worth driveless cars positive aspect automotive industry negative aspect industry called driveless cars need assistance real life human drivers much even sometimes regular nondriveless cars driveless car also extremely boring drive ride driver adn companies cant find way fix last least driveless cars hazardous cars cause accidents deal hard driving leave consequnces horrible accident driveless cars might sound amazing awesome part future negative aspect automotive industry letting negative aspect get foothold future disatorous

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ever thought possiblity going venus yeah didnt either completly agree autors point view article agree going venus information cause would help us understand happened venus one point time like earth challenge going venus anything massive air pressure solfuric acid rain really hot surface temptures currently dont anything actually able survive condtions maybe three weeks less say look metals restiant stuff like see could try combining atoms make alloy conclusion personal opionion think yes try little harder get know venus cause would explain kot tell us one day like earth happened could avoid doesnt happen earth top learn possiblity maybe becoming hospital planet go need ever move earth

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many people argue fact electoral college benefitial im writing letter mr senator explain good bad effects electoral college electoral college process compromise election president vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizens electoral college keeps elections balanced keeps elections organized may bad effects example many argue peoples votes arent choose president electoral college mantains elections balanced avoids problem elections candidate receives majority vote cast stated article richard posner balances votes larger state compared smaller state article defense electoral college five reasons kep despised method choosing president author states larger state popular votes rather small state author says popular vote close florida 2012 nevertheless obama vote got 29 electoral votes victory margin wyoming would net winner 3 electoral votes said author explaining larger states get attention presidential candidates campain small state electoral college restores weight political balance large states lose virtue malapportionment another benefitial effect electoral college presents organization election president said article electoral college electoral college process consists selection electors meeting electors vote president vice president counting electoral votes congress huge amount work keeps elections well organized candidate running president state group electors election governor state prepares certificate presenting candidates ran state stated article office federal register certificate ascertainment also declares winning presidential candidate state shows electors represent state meeting electors december election year electoral college mantains everything professional electoral college may effect arent positive example many people believe vote goes waste stated article richard posner democrats texas example republicans california knowing vote effect less incentive pay attention campaign would president picked popular vote voters want feel involved interest political system people also fear tie electoral vote feel like government choose whoever benefit best wont take people consideration article indensible electoral college even best laid defenses system wrong author says electoral college unfair outdated irrational believes anachronism people may different opinions electoral college people different opinions everything wanted explain electoral college benefits society doesnt keeps elections balanced organized makes others feel like vote isnt worthy valuable hope letter helps opinion feel electoral college

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feeling feelingi agree new advanced technology placed classroom setting educational beneficial students educational settingit may make entertaining fun students learn expressions one anotherstudents able learn importance expressions new expression technology could great psychology coursefor students learn mind emotions workit could also great source students anatomy coursethis device could used students learn different expressions various technologies put within device help determine persons feeling expression reading article came across drhuang mentioning artist painting leonardo de vinci studied human anatomy help paint facial muscles precisely enough convey specicfic emotionswith new advanced technologystudents able use calculate one anothers expressions learn human anatomy face muscles work togther form expressionwhich could potientially used anatomy course emotional expression advanced piece technology motivate students interested learning characteristics facial muscles emotions withinit useful everybody involved shy students students always look madlike mentioned article easily judge misinterpurt ones expression look facebut technology students able learn classmates expressions without confused always look mad sad new computer softwaresthey able store ones emotions similar anatomical information electronic codeusing video imagerythe new emotonrecognition software tracks facial movements allowing students see learn different expressionsi see way students connect one another even though emotionrecognition classies six basic emotions students able know others emotion go therethis great way students interact one another respectfully entertainingly conclusioni believe piece technology valuable placed classroom students benefits brought along learning importance expressionsthis new technology help determine students action behaviorthis great valuable object around classrooms psychologyanatomyand technology coursesoverall would benefit assist alot students

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think driverless cars definatley option transportation future us however much would decrease pollution fuel consumption would take far long settle cases whenever accidents happen think would problems well smart cars driving roads would likely need smart roads cars drive lastly cost smart car technology comes would far expensive average citizen purchase new technology comes problems errors technology cars driving public roads highway speeds problem could result big accident problems occur would piles upon piles settlement cases needing worked companies manufacturing cars would losing popularity money accidents occur also question running everyones minds whos fault people would raging pay bills accident even driving stated article driverless cars likely need smart roads builtin sensors operate thats case major interstates highways smartcars unless country gets enough money make smart cars drive every road america would probably cost billions trillions dollars think country matter ready expense like something see happening anytime soon article driverless cars coming says driver likely need drivers seat case emergency however possible driver focused going physically driving car say artical manufacturers could include montitors drivers watch somthing sit drivers seat technology everday working man supposed able afford one cars would expect one cars cost twice much brand new car today think popular cheap enough anyone buy mentioned many problems could occur driverless smart cars would put roads problem whos fault would biggest problem cities states cost roads would definately hurt also everyday citizen cost buying one cars would feat think driverless cars something reach think wait problems come settled

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studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers venus one brightest points light night sky human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors venuss knickname sometimes called evening star mainly venus simple see distant safe vantage point earth proved challenging place examine closely also called evening star venus closest planet earth terms density size occasionally closest distance venus temperatures average 800 degrees farenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater earth conditions far extreme anything human would encounter earth suprising temperature average high given fact venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system basically walk venus get burns studying venus one brightest points light night sky simple even amateur stargazer spot yes venus proved challenging place examine closely although clear due fact 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus still simple see distant safe vantage point spacecraft survived hours carbon dioxide blanketing clouds venus clouds venus likely explains single spacecraft torched venus three decades venuss atmosphere night affected carbon dioxide highly corrosive sulfuric acid exactly studying venus one brightest points light night sky simple amateur stargazer spot studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors venus value insight gained planet like intimidating endeavors well travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation helps strive meet challenge presented venus value travels limited dangers doubts intimidating endeavors expanded meet imagination innovation travel venus simple see distant travels expanded studying venus worthy pursuit presents small amount dangers venus dangerous planet explore walk study would planet everyone would interested study afraid walk explore

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believe face natural landform mars one reall proof made aliens astronauts might gotten lucky taken photo shadows right place think proof aliens made even nasa said huge rock formation resembles human head formed shadows giving illusion eyes nose mouth believe quote means even nasa thinks face formed aliens believe shadows rock another example text makes believe wasnt made aliens people think face bona fide evidence life mars evidence nasa would rather hide say conspiracy theorists meanwhile defenders nasa budget wish ancient civilization mars believe supports claim proof aliens nasa would already put papers could get money go explore mars since havent put information mars obviously havent found anything prove life mars second reason believe aliens made face astronauts might taken photo shadows right place believe text states picture shows martian equivalent butte mesa landforms common around american west believe piece evidence supports claim proves shadows causing illusion eyes nose mouth shadows right place second piece evidence believe supports claim scientists figured another mesa common enough around cydonia one unusual shadows made look like egyptian pharaoh believe supports even scientists believe shadows made look like rock eyes nose mouth conclusion believe face made aliens proof made aliens astronauts might taken picture shadow made rock look like face

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essay im going talk new softare called facial action coding system help computer knows sad happy angry putting example subject leonardo da vincis called mona lisa ill explain software good idea teachers students software calculate emotions like math homework recognizing subtle facial movemets persons use express feel new software facial action coding system promising application variety industries new software recognize emotion last innovation prof thomas huang colleague experts trying better ways human computers communicate process begins computer 3d model face creating least 44 major muscles making move like human muscles eckman classifies six emotions happines surprise anger disgust fear saddnes associating characteristic movements facial muscles example muscles eyes rais eyebrowns surprised software even identify mixed emotions expression compared neutral face big example subject leonardo da vincis mona lisa da vinci studied anatomy thelp paint facial muscles paint special emotions subject really intented bring smile face shows computer pc cant handle use decode mona lisa smile invent write simple instructions encode differet emotions example smile web ad appears screen similar ad might follow frown next ad different software makes computer could recognize student bored confused could modify lessons like human great right indicate difference genuinie smile forced one finish cientifics conclusions understand better boddy according facial feedback theory emotion moving facial muscles ont express emotions also may help produce example drama coach tells actor carefully reproduce smiling frowning way creating emotions stage empath might happen see someone else expressions conclusion think good idea problably know friend feeling looking face imagic software computer know amazing right also project helps lot students subject hard get confused going help reading much get bored software project would act human

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believe aliens believe living outer space perhaps different planet imagine worked nasa found pictures unmasking face mars would even think seen faces surface mars work nasa found pictures face mars perpectives believe alien surface mars reason believe alien face absolute landform alien photos taken 1976 1998 2001 2001 face evolted like face humans humans ive research faces aliens although look like human face theres body connected unless body stuck underneath surface planet research insist alien proof one theres proof human either mars orbiter camera went around mars face still evidence either human face alien artifact case still prove alien weve done plenty research nothing found human face alien question human wouldnt known human died whered rest body go perhaps trapped surface question still believe artifact alien

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facs program inside computer could change art education know starters focus solely art may able understand artists meaning creating painting import education could create much immersive learning experiences child adults alike people might like idea fact camera might used monitor feeling seems bit weird knowing falling asleep computer know notify whoever charge doesnt mean cant used online schooling instead maybe teachers absent doesnt way know school provided computer program target certain kids help improve studies overall instead getting trouble seems like great learning alternative art scholars could use classroom help get points across better express specific field

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like thought driverless cars like would learn drive get want go lot positives driverless car like less gas less crashes bad things cars mostly fact dont drive car cant take back roads mind im thinking would want car like would want car like would like learn dive good thing people dont want learn drive get car like like thought car less crashes responsible diriveing one bad thing car fall asleep might able wake bad thing cant pull drive way cant stop traffic light good car read roadblocks ahead way bad cant go around also bad cant read crash roads google needs fix problem making car good bad car runs computer good car perdict thing ahead road bad computer cant pick back roads thegoogle maps cant take home live country google gets back roads maps program take way cars might work better know would want driverless car still needs driver people would probly fall asleep car good thing way keep awake alert also good thing car need person take shuts entertainment wise people would probly crash paying attion road

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cars part daily routines around long cant even remember first showed know people starting use means transportation studies shown number miles driven united states dropped steadily ever sice 2005 april 2013 number miles driven per person 9 percent peak part reason lies recession americans low income cant afford buy new cars mentioning unemployed recovery way next years telling decrease stop continue looking bright side pattern persists many believe beneficial towards carbon emissions enviroment without considering fact car transportstion one largest source americas emitions america isnt country seen major decrease car transportation places taken steps decrease use cars example vauban germany residents community given cars thats right vaubans completely carfree owning cars allowed vanly parked two places garages purchased 40000 course home result seventy percent popullation car well automobiles used widely around globe id huge impediment drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions tailpipes cars responsable 12 percent green house emissions europe 50 percent carintesive area united states thats places triying stop using vehicles advantage using cars relies fact cars dangerous planet take care planet finallyand importantlyfrance colombia taking major steps fight overuse cars sice paris smog european capital motorists evennumbered license plates ordered leave cars home suffer 22euro fine would apply oddnumberd plates following day result congestion 60 percent paris 5 days bogota colombia carfree day three years attempt promote alternative transportation peole refuse use cars fined 25 dollar fine turnout large led construction oh 118 miles bicycle paths still want use car bicycle

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use technology determine emotional exprecion students valuable intersting would ever want know person feeling without ask knowing person feeling techlology valuable interesting process apart also teaches many people technology learning action unit person lastly fun job perfect way learn human face reactions first able tell person feeling technology intresting jobthing software latest innovation form prof wicth makes intersting work becaue latest many people get use able tell persons emotions technology also benefits person meating experst better ways developing humans computers communicate next facial action coding system fun thing also benifit lot learning diffrent ways use technology many people may also learn types computers able tell face experesions person person learn diffrent types like human face muscles person could also learn 6 basic emotions finally able tell persons emotions may get fun example article making mona lisa smile nick dslto shows mona lisa fun itersting bring smile persons face article authors give example able tell mona lisa feeling portrate found mona lisas smile real faked although might fun thing might also best people emotional abe take amd figure person might feeling conclusion able part facial action coding sysytem fun interseting job however people may like job beacuse lets honest thers people dont care person might feeling picture

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ever wanted know exactly somone feeling telling friend story truly wanted know found interesting latest innovation professor thomas huang professor nicu sebe detect emotions someone calculating way subjects facial structure muscles form six basic emotions happiness surpries anger disgust fear system called facial action coding system facs used many different reasons one example cassroom facs teachers able read emotional state students planadjust lessons based readings bring happier interesting experience classroom facs ability read emotions based muscles face composition tests done one famous paintings history mona lisa technology trivial reading paintingwomans face completely productive helpful towards teachers students teacher ability truly understand read students emotions teacher switch ability try something new example students structure reads confused teacher either go depth lesson explain avoid confusion exactly dr huang predicted saying classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored could modify lesson paragraph 6 bringing facs classroom allow teachers see bored confused students force teacher innovative creative lesson plans teacher truly cares students attention would implement new ways teach boring subjects students would clock otherwise students dread long lectures usually either stop paying attention thus wasting teachers students time forget information facs teachers able detect signs boredom dread capitalize emotions new activity fun game lighten students moods also giving proper amount information much like example ways teachers bring lightertoned fun energy classroom system teacher sees students boerd lecture exapmle teacher could implement game fun activity according facial feedback theory emotion explained paragraph 9 someone putting happy face even mean subconciously happy good time students fun activity together surely going smile giving positive vibes general happiness response otherwise boring lesson facs revolutionary way processing emotions really helpful studentteahcer learning environment system allow teachers read students feeling either hcange lesson plan reduce confusion implement activities games increase happiness positivity dreadful lecture facs classroom help teachers students alike

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venus second planet sunhe closet planet earth venus simple see distant safe vantage point earth venus erupting volcanoespowerful earthquakesand frequend lightning strikes probes seeking land surface beyond high pressure heat even planet inhospitablescientist discussing visits surface venus still features analogous eath planet surface rocky sediment includes familiar feature valleysmountainsand craters allow us say sometimes new option planetary visit visit planet one daysolar power would plentiful radiation would exceed earth level temperature would still toasty around 170 degees fahrenheitsthe air pressure would close sea level earth easy conditions scientist tink would survivable humans many researcher working innovation allow last long enough contribute meaningfully knowlwdge venus know well working planet would easy visit nasa working approach like simplified elctronics studying venus like system use echanical part resistant pressureheat forces human curiosity likely lead us many endeavors success travel earth limited experiance experiences disccoveryimagination innovation new things may one day allow us visit dangerous planets

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residents germany given cars vaubans streets completely carfree means one except main thoroughfare streets one edge community cars movement called smart planning movement helps greenhouse gas emissions erope passenger cars reponsible 12 percent greenhouse gas emissions europe 50 percent carintensive areas united states evidence given paragraph 5 david goldberg states paragraph 7 development since world war ii centered cars promoting new communities less dependent cars source 2 autor talks one biggest advantages limiting car usage cleaning air pollution cold nights ans warm days cased warmer layer air trap car emissions bogota colombia program called carfree program allows people day without using cars souce 3

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think facial action coding system identify human emotions good idea people might keeping things people might make sad mad disgusted someone problem people also could good thing could help people going though life could help cuicide problems alot places might bad thing could cause conversy people might split people apart family friends coworkers example two people relationship one person disgusted mad sad might ask disgust mad sad personor something mona lisa doesnt give good example shows positive side high school student like want might show negitive responsed terms could good thing people could help people going though life could also possible lower numbers cuicide percent places mostly people could lower places cuicide rates mad disgusted sad people could ask though maby get thing cheat could good thing shes 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent fearful and2 percent angry shows indeed work going different person painting get different percents better understand people might going though life truely think could made good reasons used right student people around world could see going someother places used much could start bad things student familys coworkes

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author presents positive negative aspect driverless cars based conlusion develpment cars continued dream kept dream cost complete way expensive also gotten point completly driverless cars last end problems benefits begin like noted earlier cost cars expensive costs much money even alternative smartroad systems costs simply expensive article paragraph 4 talks order get even smarter cars required whole lot sensors cars would made expensive operating tools gps reciver inertial motion sensor spinning sensor roof dubber lidar many waste money cars ultimalty bad thing society invest cars today enstead many people also know wouldnt dealing completly driverless carno furthest car companies bmw gm gotten complete driverless cars still extensive wouldnt call driverless cars assisting cars passage paragraph 7 explains cars still much need humans control cars developed far completely driverless steer accelerate brake designed notify driver road ahead requires human said drivers must altert times edge take wheel one wants take turns driving people also need consider negitve outcomes good cars saftey first key cars cant assured one drivers still distracted normal car able lot arent responsible drive 75 time things goverment society pushing decades turned around less time going struggle teaching teens adults text drive distracted wheel thrown trash fot worth anything also law modified cars rallies petetions get law let phony cars drive steets accidents inevitable goverment trouble finding blame cars cause controversial argument one blame driver manufacture conclusion development cars shouldnt contintued first cost ridiculous money could used actully hellp community second cars never actully get point cars assisting cars last end pass cause problems help lets let dream continued dream let become nightmare

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whether someone believes conspiracy theories plain stupid think somehow face evidence alien life still wrong rock plain thousands years old heap rock end ifs ands buts evidence saying mesa landform picture proof however considering must write mr toads wild ride still argue pointlessly imaginary person might might exist cover two major points prove landform common sense facts nasa proven true first argument whether face created aliens whether natural landform pretty strange argumental topic people believe stuff anyway hardly convinced random scientist nasa anyway proof face natural landform taken multiple pictues concluded shown cite evidence picture actually shows martian equivalent butte mesalandforms common around america west even say obscured clouds haze clear day mars day picture taken end discussion yet say mister science man pictures took couldnt see small well point actually rebuted well jim garvin chief scientist nasas mars exploration program said rule thumb discern things digital image 3 times bigger pixer size added objects picture like airplanes ground egyptianstyle pyramids even small shacks could see factually end clear picture enhanced farther detail clear day high resolution camera dont think dont see thinking photo actually able properly discern whether natural wellno wont actually entirely beat fact simply could landform made aliens yes admit sit home laugh fact could wrong look mister whoever reads job argue living friend simply enough evidence actually say way alien made actually chance somewhere somehow superficially small chance aliens might someplay know sounds crazy seriously think lously picture shows us exteriror doesnt show us anything interior landform side point made think rationally second could aliens really made monument strange thing mars found humans probably improbable really dont even need write argumentative essay anyway extremely small slim chance aliens part making mesa mars factual proof cited text given say aliens part making face natural landform however isnt concrete proof could alien idea neither though rationally relation aliens thats got end

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people think car think making drive around tend think control operationg manually case driverless cars passage driverless cars coming gives good reasons could work good enough driverless cars dangerous cost people enoumous amounts money manufacture sell could aid reducing air pollution driverless cars controled advance pieces technology people whole know anything controlled comuputer piece equiptment break malfuntion passages says paragraph 9 types cars banned states like californina nevada florida deam unsafe even test cars even laws passed produce something could potentially harmful everyone trying make one cars one ever stops consider cost people spending billions billions dollars make opperate cars make driverless car would require technology ordinary person lying around cost loads money time produce car companies would hard time trying sell end people invest driverless car cost enomous amounts money although driverless cars many negative attributes also aid lowering pollution air technolgy used producing types cars like workings smart car smart cars run electricity rely heavily gasoline turn plays large part pollution air driverless cars help make rates decrease would depend gasoline run properly could help world reduce pollution improving atmosphere driverless cars safety hazard cost much aid reducing pollution levels although passage good points cars great points enough make anyone want buy itthe idea behind driverless cars amazing real future buying new car remember concincious choice

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absolutely new tchnology called facial action coding system technology valuable one way according passage technology detect student growing bored make subject interesting available students learning subjects would come memorable usually student becomes bored tends drift space learn anything taught smile web ad appears screen similar ad would follow frown next ad would different technology could make shopping lot effecient buying like less like people around world would able get alot things done could possibly become smarter technology would break subjects materials help understand things better like actual human would conclusion technology advanced would expand growth brain potentionally expand growth country wealth

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many years disconnection students teachers part due fact students simply like taching methods teachers assigned could change recently new technology developed called facial action coding system technology enables computers identify variety human emotions system could accomplish many great things used schools personal tutors students many things could change better imagine getting every single one geometry quizzes actually knew going facial action coding system incorporated tutoring program could enhance students knowledge prefered learning styles student learning lesson class facs picks student enjoying way taught simply looks disinterested facs could continue bring lesson student student looks satisfied student would finally understand solve something way like meaning would win school student one many ways facs could used classrooms across world potentially enhancing evedince shown shown useful would incorporate facial action coding system schools would smart choice something connects students emotions comes learning something new would mean higher success rate schools also student would satisfied knowing understand certain things prior facs

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face mars indeed natural landform face could formed multiple things hit rocks may even formation kind sand lava dome could another option picture sharp enough catch living evidence article states rule thumb discern things digital image 3 times biggerthan pixel size nasa 12 stating kind living evidence picture would able recognize instantly called face formation mars even showed natural landform stated text natural landform alien monument nasa 7 stating paragraph may looked like alien monument never alien monument natural landform could made many different occasions may happen scientist always searching explanations everyday objects first picture taken sciencetist citizen could noticed picture sharp enough pinpoint living evidence called aliens even transportation cars airplanes shelter known egyptianstyle pyramids even small shacks would able make tell objects started text unmasking face mars objects picture like airplanes ground egytianstyle pyramids even small shacks could see nasa 12 called face planet cydonia could formed lava may even lava dome yeah people qont always agree evidence look facts also might agree lava planet cydonia honestly tell ever cydonia prove 100 aliens made monument natural landform show proof ill take another look maybe turn point veiw side ill believe lava dome kind natural resource stated unmasking face mars picture actually shows martain equivalent butte mesalandforms common around american westit reminds middle butte snake river plain idahosays garvin nasa12 saying face natural landform compare many different landform monuments earth nasa compare called face red planet many different things earth compare height shape color texture etc stated unmasking face mars thats lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face marsnasa 12 evidence text saying take height compare face mars almost exactly believe face mars natural landform every person world may agree look facts evidence together able comprehend face aliens monument natural landform

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lot things cause pollution one pollution imparticular pertains stories thats air pollution air pollution caused fossil fuels people around world cutting car usage prevent anything bad happening advantages limiting car usage less air pollution exercies little burning fossil fuels article german suburb life goes without cars elisabeth rosenthal says vauban germany residents given cars vauban forbidden use cars made everything close together tha residents walking distance car always tense im much happier way said heidrun walter heidrun able walk store close next article talks paris baning driving paris ban driving due smog using diesel oil since frane tax policy favors diesel gasoline diesel makes mor half frances vehicles paris smog european capitals paris make people odd even numbered plate stop driving let people odd numbered plates drive smog cleared next article colombia carfree day people colombia outdoor activities dont involve cars third straight year cars ban slight rain stop people particpating said bogota mayor antanas mockus first time cali valledupar two colombian cities joined event conclusion articles generally talk countries trying stop people polluting air advantages limiting car usage less air pollution exercies little burning fossil fuels

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driverless cars could cause many problems mainly isnt safe multiple people car especially young kids driverless cars could cause people paying attention gives many distractions main driver driverless car people paying attention could cell phone hair many things besides paying attetion road even though make driverless cars doesnt mean dont watch road although phisically driving still watch drivers may make sudden move put passengers danger also could bad becuase construstion bad structure road driveress cars could mess could possibly take lives better hands wheel control direction car eyes road watch moves people around also ambulance emergency vehicle neeps drivierless car isnt going know stop move hearing person may need grab wheel hit brakes road vehicle passes driverless cars person likely watching road wont know need step take control driverless cars couls also shut given time driver paying close attention could lose life becuase didnt get control car time devistating accident could happen thake lives well others driverless cars could cause lots damage ecosystem safe driviers road one misshap occurrs reasons agree driverless cars others may think great idea becaue could lazy dont agree becuase many things described prompt agree people need stick hands wheel times eyes road cars around poeple dont think others themsleves make life threatening moves busy roads driviers watching cars arounf tradgic thing could happen

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face mars created aliens natural landform mars natural landform mars similar mesa butte landform resembles face made aliens scientists examined pictures concluded alien decent face landform made aliens first reason face landform face similar earthern landform like mesa butte reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho says garvin nasa beleives rock formation anything else thats lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars mars face similar earthern landforms thats cant alien produced object 1976 camera photos werent good photo 1976 isnt reliable 2001 photo taken paragraph 7 said revealing natural landform alien monument shows newer photo 1998 shows evidence 1976 photo data gathered newer photos show face landform face alien monument nasa would tell people information get exploration going would sent another mission investigate face said photographed face soon could get good shot shows nasa anxious people try discover new foreign life nasa would investigated face mars alien monument landform people might say nasa still lying martian face alien related conspiracy theorists would say things like face pure evidence alien life paragraph 5 said face bona fide evidence life mars conspiracy theorists say wrong nasa proven landform conspiracy theorists wrong face mars landform alien related way scientists nasa proven nasa would lie need money fund anything would tell people mars face alien related landform

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venuss reputation challenging humans study thick atmospere close 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus even challenging therre clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid atomospereon surface therre tempature averages 800 degrees farenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater scientist experincing planet venuss conditions far extreme anything humans encounter earth venuss weather additional impediments like erupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes frequent lightning strikes probes seeking land surface paragraph 6 sentence 1 says venus would need get close personal despite risk also paragraph 7 sentence 2 says venus surface lasted three weeks condition another project looking back old technology however peering venus ship orbiting hovering safely far planet provide limited insight ground conditions forms light penetrate dense atmosphere rendering standard forms photography videography ineffective importantly researchers ttake samples rock gas anything else froma distance

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dont hinkmthat classroom computer tell student mad angry fustrated etc stated apragraph author said belivees say doesnt becuase paragrph staed computer labs also says working coudnt classroom also didnt moods stated first pargraph cant see fustration say anger every computer date one shows kind things im postive one school labs attend last least sated paragraph even u try make fake smile muscle face say need school computer conclusion technogly things schools like labs muesums somwhere special device like love use one day

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author claims studying venus worthy despite many dangers throught whole passage author gives pros cons exploring venus mentions facts good bad planet trys convince reader idea explore planet despite dangers good first paragraph author trying pull readers attention gives examples venus explaines thinks worth explored author states little facts planet careful mention dangerouse factors yet simple states another name venus evening star also goes say venus second planet sun continues simpe facts author moves story starts explain cons exploring planet says temperature well eight hundred degrees fahrenheit aslo atmospheric pressure 90 times greater epxerience earth telling reader information proving even though listing dangers exploring planet going convince worth exploring author goes say powerful planet saying sent space crafts venus hasent lasted couple minutes would bother sending human explains technolgy would using make happen says computers couldent work delicate break easily however old computers avalible us computers helped us world war two 1940s goes explain would work end says knows hard travel earth limited dangers doubts explore dangers feel author nice job stated problem continued go explain pros cons sides gave many facts suported statment begining also organized thoughts organized writting

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author describes making mona lisa smile new technology called facial action cording system enables compures identify human emotions author trying tell us technology make us feel differents emotions article find many differents emotions mona lise techonology example first evidence found article said mona lise 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent fearful 2 percent angry trying tell us making mona lise smile difficult way many differents emotions timebut nothing impossible also people trying describe new technology identify humans emotion new technology called facs facial action coding system new technolody author wanted used find humans emotions see one two option easy faster find human emotions example also found article said according new computers softward recogniza emotion softward least innovation prof thomas haung backman institute advanced science university illions author trying tell us describes new tecnology little complicated wanted describe technology see easy identify emotions also article said process begings computer construct 3d computer face 44 muscles model must move like human muscles think describes new techology wasnt eassy new technology need identify human conclution computers mona lise demostration really intended bring smiles face show computers smile web ad appears screen similar somputer could regnize like said dr haunght predicted computer could recognize students another person becoming confused sad acording facia feeback theory emotion moving ourfacaisl muscles make us feel expresss motion also even help us feel like differents emotions

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great value exploring venus despite overwhelming dangers obstacles currently prevent us incredibly powerful atmospheric pressure capable crushing submarines clouds extremely corrosive sulfuric acid melt almost anything venus inhospitable planet seems virtually impossible explore despite challenges presented nasa believes value exploring venus furthering science space travel research recieve great insight planet self humans dreaming one day able explore seemingly endless abyss space since astrology born back middle ages technology explore beyond planet working nonstop reach beyond reached exploring venus astounding feat prepare us obstacles face attempt explore planets paragraph 8 author mentions also human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors referring value exploring venus experience gain along getting experience much demanding tasks lie ahead also get plentiful information venus exploring better understanding planets well stated paragraph 8 striving meet challenge presented venus value insight gained planet author included text knowledge planet venus information well planet many others paragraph 4 stated venus mostlikely like planet possibly covered largely wih oceans mountains supported paragraph statement long ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth however exploring venus still extremely dangerous demanding task venus atmospheric pressure far greater along acid rain surface temperature 800 degrees fahrenheit making completely uninhabitable make exploring venus much difficult despite challenges face advances technology bringing us closer able explore face venus knowledge insight gain form exploring seemingly unexplorable planet exploration planet great value us

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venus planet author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents authior trying make people belive venus planet dangers planet earth differents speed degrees first paragrath 3 explains different degrees get atmospheric presure thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus even challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere planets surface temperatures average 800 degreesatmosoheric presure 90 times greater experience planet secondly trying tell humans go planet differents planet telling us scientists visits surface scientists trying go study planet author telling us planet really interest would good planet go study see ebrything scientists might lot work wont easiest planet trying study really difficult planet go study thirdly author saying nasa working others aproaches stuying venus looking foward trying see electronics made silicon carbide way use electronics arent melting high temputure make electrons really strong make sure everything work high tempeture lastly venus also call evening start brihtest points light night sky nickname misleading since say venus planet tought venus planet knew planet decide put nickname opinion decide put evening star planet bright tought star venus second planet sun means planet isnt far venus even know close planet different everything planet different fromout planet

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ever heard driverless car google driverless cars like since 2009 cars driven half million miles without single crash types carsstill human operate pulling drivways going around accdents deal complicated traffic issues position driverless cars thing would car wrecks car ends turning wrong area pick car front car would end crashing could result could life threatening car could bad sensor keep driving straight car would end hitting pedestrian another object positive sides driverless cars though cars save individuals gas money driverless cars use half fuel todays taxis say driverless cars also flexible bus also would hands steering wheel times relax watch surroundings car alert need take control car also would buy car could driverless cars would public transportation like taxis negative things cars positive car shuts middle highway people going hit affect people sensors sensitive detect branch middle road car stop people hit bumper lot dangerous life threatening things driverless cars driverless cars seem neat also seem dangerous many things could go wrong like sensor could go could hit another vehichle car could miss turn could hit pedestrian another object sensors sensitive could detect smallest thing like small tree branch cause vehichle stop middle road cars cause crashes regular human driving cars also say safest vehichle human driving vehichle opinion driverless cars bad idea bring world

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