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american citizens know cars driven throughout america polluting air cars us cars around world residents vauban germany paris bogota even usa cars reduced bieng driven banned reduce pollution air dont want turn like china know one polluted cities word cars help looks like end car culture beacuse less cars bieng used less pollution causing earth mean better vauban women named heidrun walter said car always tense im much happier way one advantages limiting car usage losing tense car also vaubanstreet parking driveways home garages generally forbidden mean take less space parking past two decades effort making cities denser better walking limite usage cars lower emissions improves saftey advantages limiting car usage almost 4000 drivers fine according reuters paris fine beacuse paris banned driving due smog trying fix problem clear air global city ordered leave thier cars home suffer 22euro fine 31 less cars mean less warmer climants beacuse cold nights warm days caused warmer layer air trap car emissions benfits would come less car usage bogota carfree day u leave cars home cant use whole day day isnt traffic residents hiking biking skating taking bus work carfree day reduce smog person violats day going fine 25 said good way take away stress lower pollution municipal authorities countries came bogota see event enthusiastic president obamas ambitious goals curb united states greenhouse gas emission unveild last week recent studies suggest americans buying fewer cars driving less getting fewer licenses year goes love vehicles seems cooling population growththe number miles driven untied states peaked 2005 dropped steadily thereafter car ownership per household per person started come

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right imagining automobilefree world may sound crazy amibitous goals end use cars taken place suburban city residents taken quite lot thought banning driving giving cars great advantages go along limitations reducing use cars amazing advantages creating nonpolluted environment leads increase exercise provides way save ones money car reduced communities promoted united states environmental protection agency aswell around world paris france enforced driving ban reduce intensifying pollution city explained article entitled paris bans driving due smog pattern banning use cars persists amount pollution reduced especially major big cities paris london beijing continuing cultural shift beneficial implications carbon emissions environment end car culture limiting use cars would highly advantage could possibly save environment conserve resources correctly hiking biking skating andor walking types physical activities useful get point b rather using car people began organize lives around get places exercising commuting car restaurants shopping malls work offices beginning located highly populated areas within walking range use automobiles becomes unecessary bogota columbia people take carfree day promote alternative forms transporation reduce smog bogota seen construction 118 miles bicycle paths carfree day spnning big hit bogota order encourage citizens get roads cars exercising many advantages limiting car usage creating nonpolluted planet also creating healthier lifestlye person gasoline prices rise car insurance rates fly less less people getting license stopped buying cars save money study done years 2001 2009 found driving young people decreased twentythree percent explained article end car culture leasing owning car priority many use taking public transportation carpooling available without cars people able save money important life necessecities food water shelter car something needed may considered luxury parts world commuting imposibble without owning car forms exercise public transportation many able get around without spending hundreds dollars per week gasoline less driving creates nonpolluted healthier environment keeping planet stable eventhough owning car seems convenient may convenient long run may face difficulties life throws us wasting money car gives advantages carfree environment safer effective

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rickey think driveless cars little much present feel like trying raise car accidents year also people going learn whole new car bmw car found way let car drive times anything came world car people going waste money time car still drive car also get sleepy cant go sleep stay alert times would anyone want driverless car still needs driver wouldnt drivers get bored waiting turn drive steer accelerate brake themelves designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills navigating work zones around accidents means human driver must remain alert ready take situation requires might downs driveless cars idea ups driver driving might want take break hour two put driveless mode sit back relax people get tired especially job driving time might want read book something instead spending money staying hotel night driveless mode help go necessitates car ready quickly get drivers attention whenever problem occurs gm developed drivers seats vibrate vehicle danger backing object google car simply announces driver prepared take options consideration flashing lights windshield heads displays manufacturers also considering using cameras watch drivers remaining focused road driver watches road car watches driver car companys take consideration ask random people think people give ideas brainstorm put together one ideas try get driveless mode semi trucks since driving job since drive first one thought rode end day type moving vehicle feel like world isnt ready driveless cars even ups downs

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almost everyone owns car people traveling constantly get point point b matter may person point lives needs way get around everyday people need either go store pick kids go work go school name doesnt mean owning car necessity around world many people trying cut limit car usage whole lot options buses people car pool walk skate bike many people coming conclusion whole decide start cutting usage cars benefit way live lots people actually dont mind car yet teenagers want get license car theres much things need focus really priority school work plus need get somewhere always take bus get ride friend source 4 germany city name vauban known advanced experiment lowcar suburban life source 1 vaubans goal idea cut cars better living made ita way around world states countries aspire little little could world dependent cars idea using cars causes stress theyre always tense using car makes happier stated heidrun walter media trainer mother two source 1 stress aspect could due fact recent years percentage car crashes accidents gone many people abhor idea using cars terible accident someone close also even traffic jams occur rush hour makes people late accidents happen example bogota colombia millions colombians hiked biked skated took buses designated location leave streets due traffic jams source 3 since knew lots citizens deciding use cars started making uneven pitted sidewalks nice smooth replaced ones source 3 another reason people want limit usage cars pollution cars create passenger cars rsponsible 12 percent greenhouse gas emissions europe 50 percent carintensive areas united states source 1 many people think effects air pollution like smog big deal since people dont think often way majority us try find solution put action stop help go paris partial driving ban clear air around city source 2 paris partial ban idea try make city better place ban enforced put play 4000 drivers fined source 2 turns since driving ban made congestion car traffic gone 60 percent capital france five days less smog pollution paris typically known smog european capitals source 2 goes show slowly people actually becoming aware whats going actually care enought try make things better many ways try cut car usage better anything buying many cars deciding use cars deciding walk skate bike etc limiting car usage whole stop traffic jams car accidents air pollution help benefit lives better whether people want believe things keep going decide less car usage better time span lets say 2030 years could lot less dangerous things occuring lives

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lot people enjoy rush adrenaline much energy rushed persons body something looked difficult dangerous successfully achieve goal feel amazing everything achieve goal even though could possibly dangerous like article challenge exploring venus article talks nasa interested studying venus really cant obsticles need get obsticles dont matter author suggest studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents ways show studying venus worth talks venus one planets similar earth one closest planets earth possible inventions could made change lot exploration earth different characteristics planets solar system astronomers discovered venus fascinated see many characteristics earth since another planet many similar characteristics earth sparks curiousity starts create questions people astronomers want answers scientist nasa want everything answer questions matter risk text says astronomers fascinated venus may well earthlike planet solar system long ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life shows venus shown similar earth many similar charcteristics shows could life planet long ago reason seen worth exploring astronomers continue studying planet could possibly maybe find way possibly live find current creatures still living planet people want really know something everything discover especially thing want know right next door like child candy candy right next child cant told expect listen go right since close exactly astronomers feel cant resist urge study planet close many planets solar system cant study distance earth planet close article says often reffered earths twin venus closets planet earth terms density size occasionally closest distance toovenus sometimes nearest option planetary visit supports planet venus nearest earth making easier arrive distance wise yes many dangers visiting planet make seem immature even risk going doesnt stop nasa something close continue test possibly find solution reduce risk fully appropriately study venus reason nasa wants continue studying planet possible inventions spark ideas along way new invention ideas could change things ever future could make studies lot easy text says imagine blimplike vehicle hovering 30 miles roiling venusian landscapea vehicle hovering venus would avoid unfriendly ground conditionssimplified electronics made silicon carbidehave lasted three weeks conditionsanother project looking back old tehcnology called mechanical computers shows many great inventions created even early inventions used leads curiosity encourages nasa keep studying venus despite dangers could many reasons people would like continue working something matter risk example study venus nasa many astronomers continue working study despite dangers venus one planets similar earth one closest planets earth possible inventions could made change lot exploration

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driverless cars believe driverless cars could fun especially lazy dont like complications occur road therefore theyd like someone take wheel dont deal complications driving road confusing disorganized sure wouldnt want driverless car driverless car take som eof fun actually driving future drivers first completely future driverless cars would like enjoy fun driving hands mean would like enojoy feel turning wheel time want also putting feet onthe breaks please instead using voice comand telling car stop idea driverless cars would seem little boring explained paragraph 8 authors claimed would anyone want driverless car still needs driver wouldnt drivers get bored waiting thir turn drive second also future drieverless cars becausehow would affect lives future would show mankind smart species species selfish took given changed something basically tooken granted enjoy cars today whats gon na come next driverless cars going floating tvs lastly futre age driverless cars cost much people complete low income cant afford much money car worth ober 500000 dollars fellow americans today considered still paying car debt first got car therefore wouldnt exspect driverless cars big future depending price driverless cars explained following essay driverless cars price enjoyment infict way changed minds civilians today gave three reasons gave details back reasoning

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planet toasty 170 degrees fahrenheit air pressure clos sea level earth venus interesting planet solar system thatthe author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents may well earthlike planet scientists discuss visits surface problem spacecraft survived th landingfor hours matter surface temperature 800 degrees fahrenheit 90 times greater people earth experience scientists fascinated venus earth alike long ago paragraph 4 venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life planet surface rocky sediment includes familiar features valleys moutains craters venus could living forms living surface venus type familiar features like earth paragraph 8 insight gained planet also humans curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors humans curiosity amazing text explains likely lead us many equally could also lead us something unique even earth human could think matter venus dangers could extreme anything humans encounter earth talk planet study worthy pursuit sights familiar like earth various forms life humans curiousity venus

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many reason using car destroy communitypersonally think using car less would good idea advantages limiting car usageas know fume inside car could give lot problem heart lungs breathing air limiting car usage could chance protecting new generation polluted gas comes cars country many people happy even using cars go anywhere example germany life goes without usage cars alright look get cars good transportation device long way go could hard want use car acceptablebut like go somewhere 1 mile really need car get dont car happy life look little paragraph search upas result70 percent vauban families carsand 57 percent sold car move herewhen car always tenseim much happier way use cars lot cause us buy lot gas cost lot money study last year found driving young people decreased 23 percent 2001 2009 many teens adults died car accidents might driving fastor someting else trying say cars good community could bad community think good thing advantages limiting car usage

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author best supports idea states venus still features tha analogous earth also states venus sometimes nearest option planetary visit reasons venus worth studying despite danger relly supports believe author right venus worth studying despite danger despite warm weather understandstudy venus people use conditions would preparedthe author stated many researchers working innovations wuld allow machines last longer venus think studying would help us understanding live conditions therefor believe venus worth risk believe scientists keep studying future make first visit

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using technology called facial action coding system facs classroom good idea facs enables computers read human emtions sad happy scared etc uses 3d comoutuer model face 44 major muscles read emtions using facs classroom good idea becuase cause distraction limit human contact limit amount one one time teacher help students facs used classroom becasue could cause distractions students students could focused computer says teacher teaching facs breaks student could feel left sad could distract performing best school computer could also allow students get task focus happening computer facs built regular laptop could cause students play games things internet learn class facs distracting students sould found classroom school meet new friends bond teachers human contact day long facs classroom could cause disapear means teachers could become less engaed class students become less engaed learning dr huang states human communication nonverbal inculding emtional communication computers emtions like huamns computer may able tell feeling make us feel better sad scared destress cause students feel isolated make sad scared etc students feel way could ause school violence facs classroom third final reason facs classroom limit teachers one one interaction students dr huang states classroom computer could recongize student becoming confused bored teachers teach interact students sense confused facs helps student confused teacher help student could also cause student confused computer teaching instead real life teacher facs classroom limit contact student teacher facs amazing innovation found classroom allowed classroom becuase distraction students limit human contact limit amount one one time teacher student important school place interact others futher education computer read emtions class damage school experience therefore facs found classroom

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many advantages limiting car usage theres less green house gasses emmited less money spend youre car dont deal dangers drivning road dont drive car much get others makes less carbon gass going air emmitung less carbon air helps enviorment stay clean healthy dont emit much gas help lessen impact global warming driving less also help walet driving much dont pay muh gas none dont drive theres also need pay mantinense broken damaged parts break road dangers driving road worry theres need worry someone hitting hitting someone driving someone intoxicated texting driving affect

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earlier studies show alien lightforces planet whatsoever people think aliens hide shadows abduct us sleep aliens another term forigners people countries 19762001 almost everyone believed aliens national areonautics space administration wasnt created see aliens real created study something space earth aliens excist possible way make face human mars natural landform happens look like face thing peoples imagination theyll believe anything someone tells people like brainwashed monkeys tested used believe alien lightforces young people late 1900s childish creative minds would someone even doubt image taken isnt natural landforce would almost stupid someone would doubt late june last year man took picture something looks like ufo see people would thing aliens real however new age technology equipped use photoshop people photoshop control almost half worlds minds fact since aliens arent real possible way make human face mars dirt natural landform

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fellow citizens many advantages start limiting car usage many things person avoid driving motor vehicle car pooling public transportation riding bicycle walking ways get destination car usage big problem disadvantages good thing limiting car usgae emissions lower people conserve resources improve safety lowering emissions greenhouse gas greenhouse gas gaseous thing atomosphere capable absorbing radiation traps holds heat atmosphere lower greenhouse gas prevent earth global warming source one writter says automobiles linchpin suburbs experts say huge impediment current efforts dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions tailpipes line states automobiles becoming hug problem uses gas causes greenhouse gas emissisions conserving resources important advantage limiting car usage resouces people plants animals need conserve resources air pollution problem dieselsl cars days nearrecord pollution paris enforced driving ban clear global city states narrator source 2 states driving vehicle contains diesel engines caused pollution banned clear air city air pollution harmful solid particles gases mixed air pedestrian bycycle private cars commercial public transportation reduce air pollution explains source 4 improving saftey earth needs safety important car usage limit people saftey increase good way continue living earth problems effect safety air pollution cause us inhale dangerous particles cause us people bad health conclusion many advantages limiting car usage many different ways preventing bad things happening car usage increases many problems earth slowly make change avoiding car usage hard must happen

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cars big part everybodys lives united states america use cars drive work take kids school run errands cars make lives easier would better one drive easier safer real question would trust car drive safe matter developing cars drive themsleves cool concept could change world done right one mistake cost millions lives would taking big risk trusting car duties get killed always keep mind accidents happen always chance glitches happening technology especially something complicated driving anything could happen roads never truly ready something happen plus even wouldnt need hands wheel would still ready take soon something bad unexpected happens handled car also big issue could come teenagers learning drive car big part every teenagers life taste adulthood teenagers gives bit insight adults life adding driverless cars would taking away experience leaving skill drive car

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article challenge exploring venus author talks exploring venus dangerous even describes venus close earth author right studying venus despite dangers author goes great detail describe dangerous atomsphere surface venus 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience planet example got information would different planet getting rover onto mars striving meet challenge presented venus value insight gained planet also human curiosity likely leads us equally intimidating endeavors travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation put simply yes author right studying venus despite dangers research would dangerous useful point way would information venus would major innovations astronomy

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driverless cars useful us maybe elder people want go dont anyone take teenagers may get bored sitting drive older people wont could relax could useful either way maybe teens would like enjured something wouldnt able drive could driverless cars passage driverless cars coming said something putting something car entertain making sure keep heads times driverless cars coming soon doesnt mean people drive around whenever feel like car control still watch go speed limit cant take sleep driving past years cars developed lot cars turn youre still house cars wifi turn heat open doors get car people want new show something dont show problems could car making new thing car drive around without take control thought car accidents could happen could injure someone take responsibility driver would test taking want permit license know capable control things cars good enough want driverless cars still capable things regular car senors still cars adding new cars would make better person car want know would responsible accident well would persons fault arent looking road distracted something else could bad able take control see something bad happen driverless cars come speaking instructions could make things better tell traffic vechile going fast able tell slow whether theyre driverless cars people always safe driving always eyes road able look right left make sure clear move coming people probably think safer dangerous put things entertain focused road instead phones people still take driving test control

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way approach people daily basis differs using emotions nonverbal communication able tell someone angry bored happy even disgusted todays technology students across world use computers nearly every class point lesson learning isnt interesting us get bored give way computer tell youre bored switch lesson accomidate wants needs well facial action coding system way computers detect emotions facial expressions using classroom would beneficial students everywhere student learning computermay become easily drained lesson answer may facial action coding system classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused boredthen could modify lesson like effective human instructor drhuang creator facs states articlethis coud answer incresing college rates decreasing amoumt highschool dropouts facial action coding sytem would extremly valuable classrooms across world possibly helping economy increasing rates schools everywhere helping students get education deserve

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believe masked face made aliens believe varety reasons first aliens built face nasa would found living area absoulutely see people mars unfortunetly find living organims living mars wind always blowing mars doesnt mean aliens made according text states multiple landforms earth like one mars nasa took picturee three times bigger saw objects looked like airplanes ground egytptian style pyramids even small shacks article states landforms ae common around american west garvin states reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho thats lava dome tkaes form isolated mesa height face mars many peope around world waiting see face mars tv saw picture nobody believed face created aliens states article rule thunb discern things digital image three times bigger pixel size sometimes take picture picture might add adjustments photo make look realistic many places aroudn world matured time due landforms grand canyon rivers volcanoes high pieces land look like animals examples things cahnge time due changing earth people arent things make mountains rivers canals features world come landforms change long periods time article face mars changes couple weeks adn due changing mars turning planets also another reason landforns change cold freezing tmperatures cause things ctack adn split open hot weather hot temperatures change things heating land land eventually starts sink whe lot cloud cover mars first time took pictures really difficult seek believe aliens biult face mars eventually find truth day comes could information new discoveries things learn mars

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everyday technology changing better lot contriversy cars wheather driverless belive good idea cars driverless think becuase humans smarter technology fails sometimes expensive idea cars driverless scary firstly believe humans smarter computer world humans know going whereas computers dont know much comeputers fail sense something get bad accidents drivers also better senses computer always fail belive humans ones driving cars another reason think cars driverless becuase technology always fails one sensors fail loose control car artilce said cars arnt fully driverless point also computars glitch cause horrible accidents technonlgy reliable lastly another reason cars shouldnt driverless becuase would cost lot money cars many sensors devises expensive roads also need senors cost fortune cars also need lot energy keep sensors running mean battery need changed constantly batterys arnt cheap belive cost much money make driverless car conclusion belive driverless cars shouldnt made driverless cars cost toom much humans smarter technology reliable driverless cars cause alot debt accidents pointless make driver always need taking wheel cars completely driverless driverless cars good idea

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article challenge exploring venus author talks venus secound planet sun also often reffered earths twin article states venus closest planet earth terms density size also closest distants toothe challenge exploring venus people sent nonman spacecrafts venus good reasons 97 venus atmosphere blankets carbon dioxide article author states even challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venus atmosherethe challenge exploring venus land venus temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmosperic pressure 90 times greater planetthe pressure would crush everything planet article author states venusian geology weather present additional impediments lie erupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes frequent lightning strikes probes seeking land surface challenge exploring venus therefore make things alot harder fo scientist fully understand venus however nasa plan send people ship orbet around venus get better understanding venus however ship dosent allow scientist full insight ground light cant break dense atmosphere therefore wont able test see possible way us live venus article states many researchers working innovaitions would allow machines last long enough contibute meaningfully knowledge venusthe challenge exploring venus scientist still trying fiqure things today thing keep striving meet challenges presented venus insight gained venus human curiosity likely lead us many equally threatning courses

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venus one brighest points light night sky sometimes called evening star venus simple see distant safe vantage point earth proved challenging place examine closely challange exploring venus author suggests studying venus worthy pursit despite danger presents three reasons supports author idea venus dangerous geology weather clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit fisrt reason venus present dangerous geology weather venus climate weather worst danger make nothing survive paragraph said venusian geology weather present additional impediments like erupting vocanoes powerful earthquake frequent lightning strikes probes seeking land surface show danger anything land venus second reason venus clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere paragraph said cloud conditions far extreme anything human encounter earth scuh enviroment would crush even submarine accustomed diving deepest parts oceans would liquefy many metals show dangerous humans enviroments third reason surface temperatures average 800 degrees fehrenheit also atmospheric pressure 90 times greater planet paragraph said venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system solar power power would plentiful radition would excced earth level support one live venus temperature challenge exploring venus author suggests studying venus worthy pursit despite danger presents three reasons venus dangerous geology weather clouds highly corosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere surface temperatures average 800 degree fehrenheit venus referred earths twin dangerous living organisms live

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fellow citizens limit ower car usage see advantages gain car bring lots tense responsibility along lots money spent source 1 states car alwayse tense im much happier way car ownership require lots money spent car garage even parcking space soure 1 states germany car ownership allowed two places parklarge garages edge developmentwhere carowner buys spacefor 40000 along home advantage limiting car usage would make cities denser better walking source 1 states efforts past two decades make cities denser better walking planners taking concept suburbs

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venus called evening star one brightest points light night sky misleading since venus planet second planet sun simple see distance closet planet earth erms density size occasionally distance planets surface temperatures average 800 degrees farenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience planet also venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system even though mercury closer sun natonal aeronautics space administration nasa one particularly compelling idea sending humans study venus nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientists float fray thirtyplus miles surface temperatures would still toasty arounf 170 degrees farenheit air pressure would close sea lovel earth importantly researches take samples rock gas anything else distance many researches working innovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus nasa working approaches studying venus travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation however venus onse importants planets like earth live almost people universe need working contribuate eith nasa take care

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venus often called evening star brighest points light also second planet close sun simple see distant proved challenging place examining closely worthy even though venuss thick atmosphere 97 carbon dioxide getting clouds worse sulfuric acid high danger sign spaceships hours temperature scortching heat 800 degrees fahrenheit 90 times pressure planet venus impediments erupting volcanoes earthquakes lightning strikes anything landing surface astronomers fascinated venus may like earth oceans various forms life astronomers think good idea kepp trying land venus even though spaceships never last hours believe might various life forms like earth oceans venus deadly acid scortching heat 90 times pressure could crush submarine also venus lighting strikes anything landing surface erupting volcanoes frequent earthquakes venus also surface rocky sediments valleys mountains craters clouds atmosphere people tried sending multiple spaceships venus never came back brightest evening star dangerous planet sulfuric acid atmosphere astronomers know dangers going venus want think theres life form oceans like earth anything land surface lightning would strike spacecraft could last hours lucky conclusion venus dangerous place would like see whats planet know really life form oceans astronomers might take life adn water bring test actually cant send people acid atmospheres scortching heat land venus

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position driverless cars development reason always minor fixes fixes either indanger safety anyone else car said tesla projected 206 release car driving autopilot 90 percent time still isnt good enough safety human beings would though act cars purpose entire time able drive especially traffic highways express ways even downtown traffic people would wonder really safe use driverless cars driverless cars would able configure safe incoming traffic hazardous affects one question people would need know hand using driverless car whos fault would someone gets injured driver maufacturer states want drivers everyone car alert times safe reasons understood driverless car would able handle speeds 25 mph would able help traffic like highways downtown tells us useless new type car used believe driverless cars indevelopment people careful use fun types cars bugs fixed use believe sound great future course time era people barely handle new hover board came regards people think believe stated development driverless cars fun excitement well safety safety others

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electoral college people go vote president also vice president canidate group electors every elector choosen canidates political party also elector carefully selected aware thier responsibilties ounce vote canidate actually voting canidates electors helps states electors choose fit president presidential election happens every four years tuesday novemeber least 538 electors atend electoral college also least 270 votes elect president people may think go vote new president voting one person theyre actualy voting bunch electors group people goverment get together select elector trusted vote partys nominee theres five reasons electoral college one certainty outcome everyones president swing staes big states also last least avoid runoff elections

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author supports suggestion studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers providing benifits solutions exploring mars text states astronomers fascinated venus may well earthlike plantet solar system shows studying venus may learn venus like earth text also states recall venus sometimes nearest option planetary visit shows venus easiest get terms speedtime finally provide ways space agencies working solutions exploring mars text states nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientists float fray support authors suggestion showing reasons study venus fact agencies already researching solutions exploring venus

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reading article driverless cars coming though would great ideal reading passage made think accidents would happened technology stop working car realizing im 100 development cars everyone paragraph nine said safe car human driver control times safety best achieved alert drivers right true also want show something paragraph nine said technology fails someone injuredwho fault driver manufacturer right big reason going blame person could say car really alert good things comes technology cant always relay became independed cant technology driving us technology pretty much everything us wasif dont want drive get human drive technology states californai nevadaflorida district columbia illegal think ever state like make country better one tearing making wrost already technology driving could make everthing go hill could lead much bigger cause death driver paying attendtion relay technology need wake ask ourself good us

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face landform created aliens faceof landform human face first aliens real even thought alien real face scientists descrided like human face resembles human head formed shadows giving illusion eyes nose mouthparagraph 3 look face already gives us lot information human face also said looked like egyptian pharaoh paragraph 2 one unsual shadows made look like egyptian pharaoh almost every evidence showed formed human face even thought scientistic belived face alien artifact cant prove piont saying alien face litlte bits details aliens even real also article unmasking face mars said alien monument paragraph 7 moc team took piceture ten ties original viking photos showed revealing natural landform said acticle camera board mgs peer wispy clouds see face perhaps said skeptics alien markings hidden haze even thought believe could alien okay could hiding details alien marking article said picture actually matian equivalent butte mesalandforms common around american west thats evidence showed human face also article unmasking face mars information human face isnt alien face

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driving around could fun espicaly young bu thva eyou ever thought much easier life could without car could many advantages limiting car usage example youll save lots money easier get around get around faster lastly alot safer sure driving around could fun dont forget think advanges saying goodbye car begin buying car expensive car payments payment espically gas money buying bike compared buying car way less expensive pay couple hundred bike long want u buy car pay thousands dollars last couple years gas money days insane paying 4 gallon gas ou 20 gallon tank get expensive waste money buy bike even walk youll never pay gas people dont really like idea bikin everywhere thats option walking scootering rollerskating skateboarding biking options instead taking car ou wan na smart save money suggest getting rid car getting bike secondly safety big issue espically people drive days teenagers road drunk drivers people get behind wheel trusted driving next people may think license means couple drinks still able get behind wheel drive safely thousands people every year die car accidents dont wan na one people get rid car safe lastly sitting stop light 5 minutes feel like sitting forever problem easy soultion though get rid car getting rid car means stop lights stop signs people cutting making wait im sur think car fastest way get around really isnt biking walking running anyway besides car another fast way gt around ou might able walk fast car drive walking dont wait stop light turn green keep walking plus good excersise conclude driving always seems like easiest choice safest least expensive fastest bike riding walking roller skating skate boarding even riding scooter running alternative ways get aorund without using car save money safe get faster getting rid car

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dear senator electoral college process place founding fathers established constitution compromise election president vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizensoffice federal register1 thus electoral college balance votes includes many different sources president elected electoral college retained due contribution successful elections even though instances occur help elections remain fair equal additionally process continued certain aspects would argue changing aged process richard posners defense electoral college five reasons keep despised method choosing president incorporates defense electoral votes awarded winnertakeall basis means states play important role deciding factor become next president posner explained theoretically 2012s election example obama received 617 percent electoral vote compared 513 perecnt popular votes cast romney even slight plurality state creates landslide electoralvote victory state posner 1 shows state votes important essential canidates trying obtain electoral votes states thus method process successful ways many people aknowledge citizens votes matter every aspect put big picture taken account furthermore electoral college alllows everyone chance apart elections office federal register explains electoral college process consists selection electors meeting electors vote president vice president counting electoral votes congress office federal register 1 adds suppprt end election almost every part election including votes taken consideration thus making election sucessful one office federal registers excerpt electoral college certain reasons divulge electoral college fair equal canidates citizens voting reliterated office federal register statees states entitled allotment electors equals number members congressional delegation one member house representatives plus two senatorsoffice federal register 1 addition means state receive opportunity meaningful vote elections every state kinds members awareded state different number members due size equal value canidates add support posner says region enough electoral votes elect presidentposner 1 states understand vote crucial election canidates fortunately electoral college fair equal states voting election sometimes even states know example posner states voters toss states likely pay close attention campaignto really listen tp competing candidatesknowing going decide electionposner 1 ultimately electoral college fair way decide vote future president leader citizens lastly electoral college best way determine president flaws example plumer explains thanks quirks electoral college popular vote list presidency 60 percent voters would prefer direct election kind plumer 1 elecotral college could alter outcome election dramtically another issue plumer wants people know electoral collge sysytem voters vote president slate electors plumerr 1 true also could little dramatic ultimately citizens ones voting candidates electors without vote citizens would electors electoral college process still kept even though issues conclusion electoral college important modern day elections citizens states determine next presidents process provides successful elecions fair equal people states posner states voters presidential elections people want express poltiacl preference rather people think single vote may decide election posner 1 electoral college makes sure every person state vote accounted contributed next president one day maybe process exceed electral college trust founding fathers keep process us since start

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thinkthat electoral college tell right electoral college helps us avoid problems electoral college problems dont want country may thinking mean dont want country mean problems dont want country cause country already free dont want problems united states fight would free think knowing vote effect less time pay attention campaign would president picked popular vote way plurality means candidate receive votes candidates receiving clear majority votes think without plurality would president voters presidential elections people want express political preference rather people think single vote may decide election 18 vote election choose president electoral college restores weight political balance larges states lose virtue malapportionment senate decreed constitution popular vote close florida nevertheless obama vote got 29 electoral votes thing equal large state gets attention presidential candidates campaign small state words big state gets votes small state typed think want electoral college stay today

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driverless cars new upcoming thing world today drivers constantly steer brake thing past cars drive humans required drivers passengers many people dont believe road go could going completely driverless put humans even danger today reading article development driverless cars stopped cause crashes prove technology unreliable show put blame unknown cause problems development driverless cars need stopped cars seem need human drivers means trusting cars lives today car accidents variety reckless driving simple mistakes etc common theyre accidents humans committed article paragraph 7 says humans notified car situation gets complicated diffcult handle time car notifies passenger wont late human react take driverless cars putting us humans situations like cause panic us arent even suppose driving passengers cause even crashes driverless cars dont need developed theyll put us danger already technology main component driverless cars utilize actually able drive paragraph 5 says information sensors cause car apply brakes individual wheels reduce power engine world today technology manufactured devices malfunction time happens humans dont know everything know everything say happened sensors driverless cars sensors stop working causing car stop putting passenger great amount danger technology isnt reliable rely technology drive cars danger caused instead prevented develop cars rely drive cars instead technology malfunction anytime without warning directly article paragraph 9 posed question technology fails someone injured fault driver manufacturer important question basically asking whos taking blame someone injured driverless cars could avoided stop development cars forsay someones injured would guilt lie passenger whos suppose watching driverless car drive manufacturers made car first place chaos problems arise situation takes place people fault though theyre giving technology wheel path want even programmed one thing like said accidents questioning whos fault avoided take away causing technology stopping production cars take blame away make accidents clearer whos blame idea driverless cars world today isnt going go away anytime soon proving shouldnt develop even idea anymore keep thing world come driverless cars take control driver take control fate passengers lives development driverless cars stopped cause accidents prove technology unreliable cause questions whos fault crashes taking driverless cars streets sticking mandriven cars make world safer place future

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article author trlls new technolgy called facisl action coding system identify human emotions software used calculate emotions caculate six basic emotions happiness suprise angerdisgustfear sadness tell thoes things face movements talk anyonw tell sad dont want bothered shows emotion put happy face could accully make happy tecnology could help student becuase tells whenthey looking bored sleepy dr huang predicing tecnology could effective human instructor tecnogly smart could also make computer animated faces expressive video games video surgery passage gave example real face painted mona lisa becuase picture stright face shows emotion also made put smile face computer model face technology 3d face model 44 muscles model must move like human muscles humans preform impressive calcualtion everday everybody diferent facal expressions conclusion use technology read emotional expressions students classroom valialbe becuase need know emotions looking classroom jsut daily basic also see emotional meaning tiem didnt aslo tells someone real smile fake one

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article driverless cars coming author gave alot aspects driveless carsthe author presents positive negative aspects driverless cars show useful useful people postion driverless cars create driverless cars future driverless cars could use half fuel use today cars foresees would use half fuel todays taxis offer far flexibility bus driverless cars would outstandly change world many ways google cars drove independently since 2009 google says cars arent truly driverless still alert driver take pulling driveways dealing complicated tracfic issues road work accidents biggest deal driveless cars safety driverless cars really invented becauseit help alot people driverless cars help old people handicap get around easly driverless car handle driving functions speeds 25mph special sensors make sure driver keeps hold wheel could help people alot last thing waiting driverless laws go laws driverless cars alert driver states driverless cars illegal states state california nevada florida etc limited driverless cars beleive driverless cars illegal states conclusion driverless cars great future driverless cars helpful many ways driverless cars save half fuel take people desire

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challenge exploring venus talks venus attributes signifying parts venus evening star nickname given venus one brightest points light night sky venus second planet sun even though proved challenging place examine closely venus also called earths twin closest planet earth terms density size right around corner many spacecraft sent venus spacecraft survived landing hours thick atmosphere 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus even challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere author supports idea due many reasons learning another planet true example said nasa working approaches studying venus using old devices called mechanical computers made years ago 1800s used 1940s world war ii computers options left help us get know venus use devices modern devices delicate situations like thought computers existing days may sound shocking modern computers really powerful flexible quick delicate comes extreme physical conditions comparison systems use mechanical parts made resistant pressure forces conclusion would like add might probability years ago venus covered largely oceans various forms life like earth venus still features similar earths travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation

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dear state senator realized debate lately abolish electoral college reading could swing either way valid point think way valid points makes sense whole picture key bigger picture look small flaw something long enough eventually takes whole picture mind may opions mine would like share mine see electoral college still important still used founding fathers sat decided right federal government system argued emensly voting go finished bickering developed system made sure everything checks balances type layout electoral college vote elector vote president vice president congress counts electorial votes idea benefitial majority vote obvious reasons electoral votes populus votes makes harder choose president single vote advantage know probably yelling letter saying disaster factor main problem electorial college let finish two times happened happened 2000 gore popular votes bush yet fewer electoral votes first time since 1888 happened twice think something fixable deciding factor takes away whole electoral college system main reason system certainty outcome one score judged way set region enough electoral votes elect president great thing imagine majority vote populated states could vote wanted president would done states would able compete top canidates president would campain populated states know already liked electoral college things arent done jiffy system canidates actually work trying gain supporters states may liked also makes american people think options decide bigger scale requires one vote win election see need electoral college stay abolished like plastic bottle highway gets avoided never gets picked need people stay activley involved voting personally think electoral college best job founding fathers spent months upon months argueing single topic think would blow last second come giberish system worked well long think must done something right please consider opinion state senator voters presidental elections people want express political preference rather people think single vote may decide election

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mostly comes time future cars able drive many companies google getting interested cars many positive negative thoughts good idea driverless car allowed driverless cars something cause postive influence shoudl cars allowed driven many contraversal statements put roads safely driverless cars contraversal driverless cars many things could go wrong example driving functions go 25 mph driver must still control car streets road ways definetly high ways speed limit 25 mph driverless car wouldnt driverless since control 25 mph driver must still take control car would bring anothr contraversal apsect would driver car take anything seriously driver would thnk car driving would slack things car motion safe would paying less attention road andmore attention things could easily cause accident since driverless car isnt fully thats another negative aspect towards driverless car even legal driverless car drivng laws made keep driver passenger pedestrians safe mostly lawmaksers know best achieved alert drivers trafic laws written cars driver driverless car take road still agree terms law laws written alert drivers driverless car would control would responsible one driverless cars wreck driver stating facts would say company made car would company would say driver repsonsible would likely result lawsuit complications wether car even allowed would cause negatives aspects implications adn problems towards driverless cars good aspects statements one might argue technology advancing cars shoudl also brings another contraversal statemnet technology continues advance like ever day cars would never fully ready driven things keep added causing people question wether fully safe drive roads google cars could almost drive safely since year 2009 drove decently long distance without crash specific conditons cars driven independently yet still alerted driver pulling parking driveway deal complicated traffic issues one issue would navigating roadwork accidents basic things fully operatable car yet causes diver still drive operate driverless car many assumptions go driverless cars many things could go wrong driverless cars many things still worked safe need work years go technology approves would truly repsonsible accidents damages laws even allow cars even driven driverless cars allowed driverless cars many negative aspects driverless cars many contraversal statements put roads safely

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ever wondered exactly people thinking feeling know students often confused learn ever considered would like could tell people feeling exactly new technology called facial action coding system tested find exact emotions people example first sentence first paragraph describes mona lisas exact emotions percentages many people wonder new technology could useful classroom detect whether children reallly understand concept say understand children school often confused certain subject embarrassed speak people sugjest new technology facial action coding change paragraph 6 making mona lisa smile states classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored dr huang predicts could modify lesson like effective human instructornick dalto mona lisa smile dr huang suggests brought technology schools children may able succeed teachers technology could use improve lesson captivate students help individually children could benefit teachers improved lesson getting involed classroom overall children introduced technology would succeed shcool life author passage pointed interesting facts author pointed fact children may best attention span may understand going author suggests people bring technology schools improve likelyhood child succeeding many studies shown technology works author wants children shot becoming best technology used schools like benefit next generation doctors educators politions facial action coding bring fun back classroom help students long run

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electoral college replaced dear mr senator ever since presidential election 2000 concept electoral college highly scrutinized rightly electoral college undemocratic unfair replaced popular vote even people support keeping electoral college author defense electoral college five reasons keep despised method choosing president richard posner agree electoral college method democratic modern sense paragraph 15 america founded democracy making sure peoples voices heard allowing people directly vote leader country goes electoral college also extremely unfair voters election system set candidate could win peoples popular vote electoral votes would recieve presidency occured 2000 gore vs busch election even though majority people voted gore busch still ended presidency paragraph 9 electoral votes take pecedence popular vote takes away peoples voice bscially tells opinion doesnt matter much electoral colleges opinion electoral college also unfair discourages campaigning nonswing states democratic candidate would campaign state like california heavily democratic know almost definitley going win election state meaning get states electoral votes republican candidate would campaign caliornia either know would almost chance winning heavily democratic state would wasting campaign money hope electoral votes state paragraph 13 means people nonswing states like california dont really know much either candidate never informed people states tend vote party solely nothing else go unfair voters nonswing states left dark electoral votes almost guaranteed go one way us used popular votes presidential election republicans democratic states democrats republican states would voice another way electoral college unfair standing procedure event tie 538 electors electoral college paragraph 3 even number meaning electoral votes candidate could tied event tie house representatives would election state would get one vote would mean single representative wyoming representing 500000 voters would much say 55 representatives california represent 35 million voters paragraph 12 would make someone californias vote count much less someone wyomigs vote argued electoral college beneficial fact winning candidates share electoral votes exceeds share popular votes example 2012 election obama recieved 617 electoral votes compared 513 popular votes paragraph 18 say beneficial reduces chance dispute vote counting however actually good thing 513 people wanted obama president 617 yet obama still got credit 617 10 voters didnt support obama didnt get opinion heard electoral college around long time time change simply undemocratic unfair prevents every person equally weighted vote electoral college needs replaced popular vote thank time mr senator sinceraly propername

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article driverless cars coming author states different negative positive aspects driverless cars thoughts driverless cars good thoughts like driverless cars imagine time future one buys cars becuase one needs anymore people days go buy driverless car go anywhere would like go without driving personal thought would great idea purchase one driverless cars good thoughts driverless cars would use lot less gas could watch movies television car also many people text drive days even self driven cars driverless car would able text drive cars driven half million miles without crash people bought cars crash thinks would bea good idea get one driverless cars opinion driverless cars antilock brake systems driver assistance google designed driverless cars dreamed making one longest time way 2000 make something interesting google wanted make something never created driverless cars kinds different systems sensors never thought building car cars rotating sensors roof video camera mounted near rearview mirror automotive radar sensors gps receiver inertial motion sensor driverless cars much technology eventually drive people looking buying driverless cars didnt want behind wheel driving would anyone want driverless car still needs driver still need behind wheel incase traffic incidents accidents roads example drivers still think would get bored able drive wait turn displays driverless cars shut manually cars traffic jam assistance alert driving run traffic cars also alert systems driving also would good safe choice purchase one driverless cars imagine time future one buys cars becuase one needs anymore driverless cars one would really need cars need driver behind wheel controlling wheel acceleration systems car car manufactures planning creating driverless cars position driverless cars think would great idea purchase one safe take anywhere would need go without driving would wonderful idea get one driverless cars

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need car wont get car friends cars wont get car scream mother almost everyday trying inform buying car always change subject sayinglook population look people briving dont need one trying distroy cities always ues think head lady talkng asked car start look life start understand importanat things sometimes things effect us like exmaple car begin source 1 states passnger cars responible 12 percent greenhouse gas emissions europe 50 percent car intensive areas untied state also states source 4 amercia passed peak driving us americans could limit driving everday pick bicycles belive problems like tracffic jams car accidents would less also belive air breath would much better us source 3 says millions colombians hiked skated took buses work lefted streets capital city eerily devoid traffic jams mr goldberg said source 1 much drive important wheather hybird put essay feel mr goldberg saying cars like burrden sometimes putting bown wont hurt like example one time mother asked go said yes leaving house see lefted car keys took side told supose get car dont key said walking smile faces know mother trying make biffrents

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stand development driverless cars eh could useful still dangerous responsible person handle one vehicles though concern individual driving vehicle maybe another person whose smart jealous person cool new car person driving cant expect car drive automatically home work something person falls asleep behind wheel thinks fine one time things need created human usage people dont know handle things ruin others crazy jealous techno wiz neighbor somebody could hack cars system make things dont want could probably control youre going make randomly crash drive highway anything people crazy know hack anything set minds car might malfunction end killing conclusion dont belive driverless cars good idea anymore enough technology keep us content people creating using money important things

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story cars pollution much people get fined even numbered license plates plates leave cars home suffer 22euro fine 31 mobile world congress improve safeties also study last year found driving young people decreased 23 percent 2001 2009 also people havent bothered get licenses either lazy dont simply want get license hand license also 16 years old wait year able drive alone thats pass drivers exam wich im confident enough anyways back story demographic shifts driving population suggest trend may accelerate drop percentage 16 39yearolds getting license older poeple likely retain licenses age obama president united states gambitious goals curb united states greenhouse gas emissions unveiled last week third straight year cars banned onlly buses taxis permitted day without cars capital city 7 million also gas price lowered incredible price everyones pretty much satisfied could say theres always people complain always like theres ungrateful people theres grateful people people cant afford gas money believe id surprised lowered grocery prices wich would better country opinion makes everything better thank listening

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many people favor keeping electoral college many prefer changing election popular vote president united states since electoral college unfair electoral college unfair many ways change election popular vote president united states one reason united states change election popular vote instead electoral college states arent equal electoral college isnt fair electoral college california say georgia california 55 electoral college georgia 16 fair winnertakeall system state candidates dont spend time states know chance winning plumer 13 line tells us candidates stay states know wont win say candidate campaigning likely focus states electoral college like california texas wont go states three votes thats fair states small population happened 2000 gore popular votes bush yet fewer electoral votes posner 6 electoral votes wasnt thing gore would president hes candidate popular votes meaning got votes nation voters control electors vote always plumer 10 always whats point voting vote wont even count another reason united states change election popular vote popular vote precise much easier could less ties candidate everyone really wants president become president gore popular votes bush yet fewer electoral votes posner 16 gore candidate everyone wanted president doesnt seem fair candidate popular vote isnt wasnt president overall people change election popular vote president united states instead using system unfair states people

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emotions may hard understand sometimes still vital everyday life humans communicate feeling especially vital teachers know students enjoying lesson modern technology read emotions teachers may able better understand students create lesson fun everyone emotion test taken mona lisa professors thomas huang nicu sebe detected ladys exact emotions based portrayed painting according technology 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent fearfuk 2 percent angry technology used classic renaissance painting could used schools help teachers better understand students therefore help make class fun every one article gives example class room computer recognizing student bored confused modify lesson fit persons personality sort technology read emotions would helpful schools could help students understand school work better turn help better school

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join seagoing cowboys fun program helps people europe nice adventure helping people affected world war adventure sponsered unrra united nations relief rehabilitation admistration lukes experience best one feel luke get point program talked lot traveling helping course alot work also fun see new places one statement luke stated side benifit seeing china luke one seagoing cowboy made nine trips great experience would join program join seagoing cowboy program wont regret benifits get animal lover get work animals like horses cows like adventures go places youve never lot work thats afterwards seagoing cowboys get together fun activites like tabletennis tournaments fencing boxing reading whittling also play baseball vollyball come join seagoing cowbays would love

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state senator slogan nation people people actually get vote president president win popular vote lose presidency none makes sense nation needs abolish electoral college change election popular vote president united states system electoral college irrational unfair citizens begin electoral college unfair voters winnertakeall system state candidates dont spend time states know chance winning focusing tight races swing states plumer paragraph 13 consider state legislatures technically responsible picking electors electors could always defy people plumer paragraph 11 united states really citizens good way showing citizens live call nation home yet even elect president electoral college unfair us voters addition advocates position correct arguing electoral college method democratic modern sense electors elect president people vote presidential candidate youre actually voting state electors posner paragraph 15 textual evidence came passage defense electoral college people say system us citizens united states wrong home let us pick president furthermore thoughful voters ones decide election posner paragraph 20 statement true voters thorough voting like need take time compare contrast presidential candidates voting president choice point thorough wrong system needs changed conclude said slogan nation people people actually get vote president system electoral college needs abolished letting us citizens elect choice president want unfair irrational favor changing system election popular vote president united states

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imagine riding car dont drive keeps moving byself sound crazy amazing google cofounder sergeny brin came idea making new type cars called driverless cars looks like manufactures control drive like car driver first cars coming soon amazing inside techologhy type cars cn steer accelerate brake drivers seat attention whenever problems occures gm developed drivers seats vibrate vehicle danger backing object cool things car cameras watch drivers drivers focused road drivers watched road car watches driver awesome car ever made entire world second lets look information driverless car deep deepber sometime new things always great could life failer imagine youre roads riding smart car dont anything sit car nothingone thing im worry technology fails youre injuired fault would fault manufacturer think cause head time came idea making things dont think think safety first every thing example school teacher adults think safety first thats first come mind theyre afriad take responsibility anything want help kids students safety learn comfortable believe driverless cars would cause lot damage trouble passger driver techology never know things could wrong ride iti feel like new coming cars safety us driverless cars making amazing cars everything like cameras gps dont worry anything tell things go around let know cameras watch driving focus road watch roads car watched driver car amazing

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based article unmasking face mars theres alot confusion argument face alien artifact landform face mars indeed landform first nasa discovered landform releaed picture caption huge rock formationwhich resembles human head authors thought great way bring attention mars therfore contributing cofusion landform micheal malin team captured photograph landform ten times better original authoers photo revealed proof face landform everyone saticfied set another photo finally 2001 malin captured photo using maximum resolution pixel neing 156 meters making image three times bigger photo shows looks natural landform landform would compared earths snake river plain idaho finding face landform conspiracy therist still believe face alien artifact onthe hand defenders wish acually ancient alien civilization mars

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dear mr senator would like advice keeping electoral collage good idea based voting advances progressed done easily better job everyone demorcatsrepublicans citizens advance make better world live restores weigtht political balance large states population sources say words electoral collages avoid problem elections candidate recieves majority votes cast instancecitizens president canidates interested important people aware especially since reason presidential election career requires presidential canidate transregional appeal region enough electoral votes elect president best offer electoral collages reasons people dont want electoral collages method selecting president may turn potential voters canidate hope carrying thier states addition voters presidential elections peoplewho want express political preference rather people think single vote may decide election electoral collage processnot place process consists selection electorsthe meeting electors vote president vice president counting electoral votes congress decision us citizens choosen sincerlygenesis diaz

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venus planet closes planet earth get insight twin planet earth share features earth unsafe go getting insight twin planet according text studying venus venus ship orbiting hovering safely far ship orbiting safely far planet provide limited insight ground conditions form light penetrate dense atmosphere venus planet share features like earth text states planet surface rocky sediment ncludes familiar features valleys mountains craters thirtyplus miles bove susurfacetemperatures would still toasty around 170 degrees fahrenheit air pressure would close sea level earth venus nearest option planatary visit u learn hot venus close sun learning planet high risk gives true insight planet next us see sky interesting exploration likely unsafe visit

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hot topics todays world pollution global warming still debate many people agree cutting societys use cars would help world better place greater limitation car use reduce pollution better society commence reduction car use reduce pollution pollution essentially hurting planet whole well organisms living fact paris france recently taken action car use effectively according robert duffer smog rivaled beijing china known one polluted cities world days banning half diesel gasrun cars cities per day smog cleared enough monday ruling french party rescind ban oddnumbered plates tuesday change happen week entire world could benefit greatly adopting similar policies us things also turning around better according new york times article end car culture transportaion second largest source americas emissions behind power plants largely due car culture us fortunately declining fact article said april 2013 number miles driven per person nearly 9 percent peak equal country january 1995 shows america well way becoming greener nation without make dramatic changes way life continuing limited car use better society least work community society currently dependant cars however vauban germany starting change another new york times article elisabeth rosenthal states 70 percent vaubans families cars 57 percent sold car move remaining thirty percent people hardly use cars anything distant traveling vaubans streets carfree show population people case 5000 survive without constantly behind wheel another case bogota columbia designated holiday celebrate using cars appropriately titled day without cars annual event held order promote alternative transportation reduce smog according seattle timess andrew selsky may sound silly event huge turnout spite bad weather cities joined fun years also article enrique riera mayor paraguay town said event people generating revolutionary change crossing borders simple effort better world brought people together good cause retrospect idea declining use cars help humanity whole greatly would simultaneously slow destruction earth organisms inside also help human race better socially

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driverless cars new unique thing dreamed since inception automobile longer human error driving one strongly support driverless cars many reasons allowance driveless cars also disadvantages driveless cars room human error completely removed precise computer radar sensors digital devices humans become distracted unfocused driving driveless cars greatly reducing number accidents also google car road since 2009 single accident whereas hundreds wrecks accidents casulties due human error course posibility glitches malfuctions bugs may affect system propperly ironed taken care manufacturers provide much safer expierience road another reason driverless cars still need drive degree could seen either good bad personally see good robot cars rolling around street supervision abillity override case malfucntion computer controlling vehicle person vehicle needs take wheel drive currently driveless cars part continuing growing field technology rapid progress advancements part everchanging field full constant innovations changes driveless car precise enough drive construction zones scene accident able eventually due quickly technology evolves builds upon continue expand predicable advancements wouldnt thought concern whether allow driverless cars fully support development number reasons removal human error lack accidents requirement driver constant evolution believe matter time considered fiction past becomes reality future

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face mars natural landform first original vikings took photo could see face september 1997 saw face mars photo mars global surveyor flew mars mars orbiter camera team snapped picture ten times shaper orginal photo photo got back nasa anaylzed face show mars even though see much better original photo took photo may24 2001 make big change 25 years ago means alien monument beginning thats take pictures mars every year see diapperd destroyed couldve got buried also couldve compared took pictures see september 1997 may242001 thats couldve

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believe face mars created aliens unlogical face simple landform would nasa tell people aliens images prove nothing natural landform first nasa would make tons money aliens face mars starred hollywood film appeared books magazines even radio talk shows would make tons money first space station find logical information show aliens exist would go history however nasa informative group cant send false information arent releaseing information nothing release second april 5 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia first time moc team took pictures pictures ten times better original team uploaded online image revealed nothing normal natural landform day cloudy however type alien finding could hidden haze however people still werent satisfied another image taken april 8 2001 cloudless summer day cydonia showed nothing garvin stated discern things digital image three times bigger pixel size objects pictureyou could see means enlarged picture nothing conclusion one believe alien activity face mars nasa would get money found first aliens yet arent revealing anything nothing reveal two pictures prove alien findings face mars face mars isnt alien creation simple natural landform

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face discoverd nasa natural landform made allienstheres many explainnations people made natural landformscientist used middle butte snake river plain idaho mgs arrived red planet sept 1997 seems like every year natural landform starts wear offmany people excited could mean theres life space study proved natural landform compared snake plain idaho like thing formed idaho natural landform think natural landform people still day still believes wasnt formed natural landform even reseach nasa researchersi think people want put thought head alliens real natural landform space going fade away real soon happens people thought made alliens going know truth

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outgoing like adventure like travel go exploring animal person ypu like thing said perfect job outgoing seagoing cowboy seagoing cowgirl girl aloud back 1900s outgoing means willing take changes risk seagoing cowboy outgoing willing leave everything everyone job unrra says go overseas take care might want outgoing like explore seagoing cowboy go alot places go might go europe china also went alantic ocean exploring means go place travel like explore perfect job animal person seagoing cowboy get take care animal every week take care horses young cows mules like adventures seagoing cowboy go adventures every week make new friends go place never like travel seagoing cowboy travel china europe pacific ocean go almost everywhere like exploring traveling like go adventures outgoing animal person seagoing cowboy get go seas adventure seagoing cowboy

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would like go wonderfull places called cowboy help people cities world war two well give job try name job seagoing cowboy program argument reasons join progrm deatails program first reason get travel cool places article says traveled places europe example china also went greecevenice italy like said beggining good travaling second reason help cities wrold war two passage says 1945 world war two europe many cities left ruins would great thing helped people hwo lived happy third reason get two take care animals hwo like animals story take care animals boat takes diffrent countries animals fun take care think ot pet conlusion hope argument helped realize seagoing cowboy

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author lots good points interesting passage adressed although moving world bring us closer future theyre lot faults idea maybe able create car able drive able hand normal road paragraph 7 states designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills means close still little longer perfect driverless car main problem author trying inform us paragrah 9 get accident road whos fault would driver manufacturer creates big promblem public manufacturer settled court house want see future bringbut example alone shows us difficulties aregoing face order move world manufacturers trying hard idea creating cars testing examples manufacturers would bmw nissan audi mercedesbenz trying idea nissan audi mercedesbenz plan cars drive maybe relseased public year 2020 close us exciting know future car able drive self public careful car manufacures im excited car able drive self sceptical idea safe driver driver alert long time good luck public good luck manufacturers opinoin need

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article driverless cars coming author talks drivers cars may future good bad aspects driverless carssome bad aspects driverless cars drivers driverless cars may get bored sitting waiting turn drive also antilockbrakes drivers still seem long way dream calling drivers take us wherever may desire go drivers driverless car may get bored sitting waiting turn drive wouldnt even point needing driver u sit wait turn drive article states psychlogical aspects automation really challenge admits dr werner huber bmw project manager driver also driver gets bored sitting around waiting turn drive ends getting car crash antilock brakes drivers assitance still seem long way dream calling drivers cab take us wherever desire example article states radar device hiltop cost two hundred million dollars wasnt something could buy radio shack driverless cars near future futhermore imagine much driverless cars cause problems everyone society would like car also manufactures car may make much money expensive cars may conclusion beliveve good bad aspects driverless cars driverless cars cool unique part future also hlepful price range car mey hgh also bored driver may sitting waiting turn drive opinoin also tour opinion driverless think cars maybe future

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join seagoing cowboys program program people like help rcover countries food supplies animals 44 nations joined together form united nations relief rehabilitation administration unrra frist asked know couldnt say belive cattleboat trips unbelievable opportunity smalltown boy got see europe china seeing acropolis greece also venice itily streets water caring animals crossing oceans kept busy feed water three times day also claen stalls served night watchman check animals every hour slid slipery lader almost fell overbord cought pice metal even though unrra could dangours woth could also lot work get see abunch special stuff like hard dangours worck wasnt even hard

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love animals love traveling world love helping others seagoing cowboys program could job join seagoing cowboys program journey life get travel world care animals help others lot people always dream touring around world become seagoing cowboy touring normal part life example luke bomberger got see many sights able see acropolis greee go gondala riding venice italy see excavated castle crete see panama canal way china mention around europe china become seagoing cowboy sightseeing become pretty much daily activitiy people world animal lovers people say seagoing cowboy lifestyle everyday cattle boat get treat animals cattle boat 335 horses experience lifetime got feed clean care horses everyday willing take responsibility caring animals sign seagoing cowboys program become seagoing cowboy get help others need example end world war many countries europe devistated destroyed helped exporting animals horses cows mules countries europe join seagoing cowboy program get say helped people devistating times conclusion become seagoing cowboy travel world care animals help others seagoing cowboy say time seagoing cowboy best time life

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say yes driverless car driverless cars thing future would make driving much convienient drivers mant benificial traits would come along driverless cars example youre driving encounter many plain reckless comes driving cars though would sure help make reckless encounters accidents happen way less cars advanced technology assit driver car one traffic jam assistant traffic jam assistant helps anyone rush hour beneficial help automatic steeringacceleration breaking sure time low percentage accident happening driverless cars help improve driving make efficient everyone helpful traits cars including lidar lidar spinning sensor helps scope cars surroundings laser beams also show 3d model car using visual aid help car people see around without bending neck every way see around help prevent crashing things day age people helping improve types cars driverless cars even include antilock breaks breaks help rollovers outofcontrol skids car might encounter something like apply right amount pressure wheels reduce power engine technology car far advanced driving human right cars benefit way people drive cars like sure decrease accidents less accidents everyone estatic positive traits cars brings undeniable driveless cars allowed everywhere benefit everyone

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looking city nowadays difficult smog around cars litter strrets parking spaces trees cars exaust biggest cities onced beautiful looked upon one simple thing los angeles new york paris one destroyed almost every human car cant seem able live without however vauban germany given cars vauban germany completed 2006 help suburban life move away auto use passenger cars responsible 12 percent green house gas emissions europe 50 percent car intensive ares unitednited states geman suburb life goes without cars paris city lights anymore smog exaust littering air thanks cars since france taz policy favors desil gasoline desils make 67 perfect vehicles franceleave cars home suffer 22euro fine paris bans driving due smog columbias program car free day around years gets better better year goal promote means transportation reduce smog didnt particpate broke rules got pay 25 fine good oppurtunity take away stress lower air pollution siad business man carlos arturo plaza 118 miles bicycle paths according mayor bogota latin american country demolishing use cars bring car dealerships reduction smog increase beautiful cities beautiful smog infested cities everyone choking air making hard breathe relaxation less stress

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think face mars created aliens youre mind aliens didnt create face huge rock formation fact face natural landform face photographed high quality camera could make images 3 times bigger pixel size objects created aliens youd able see face really created aliens objects prove face picture face similar middle butte located snake river plain idaho garvin says height face mars shows face natural landform like middle butte picture face posted jpl web site revealed natural landform many people believed alien monument conclusion many reasons face natural landform theory face created aliens inaccurate

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electoral college votes used elect new president consists 538 electors majority 270 must canidate elected ammount electors number memberis congressional delegation one member house repersenatives plus 2 senators also pouplar vote used see canidate pouplar one used select winner think pouplar vote used pouplar vote one canidate electoral vote higher one pouplar vote clearly one people want think way someone elected president changed electoral votes highest pouplar vote example say 16 people sitting 8 different tables 2 people tables voting better mashed potatoes sweet potatoes different numbers say highest ever voted would would basically win unless one voted isnt fair real election election candiates focus stated votes california florida get bigger states vote theyve pretty much electoral college isnt fair pouplar vote elect president lets change see happens maybe wont work well well try see

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advances medical field nothing short amazing fact computer tell us feeling exact percent jaw dropping classrooms could definitly benefit future sure everyone school attended high school forced sit hour long lesson intrest ever lessons homework follow taught arent paying attention supposed figure homework system could used extremly effectively teacher might question weather lesson bring check computer see much class happy enjoying lesson vs many students angry upset lesson knowing type information teacher change lesson plan accordingly stated article cant fake emotions trick system therefore teacher notices student sad past 3 days class talk student figure school counselor needs get involved although type software improve classrooms world teachers cant rely completely important part students day interacting everyone creating different relationships teacher needs thing figure kids looking computer monitor talking children getting know

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ever wanted go around world maybe something everyone gets opportunity life become seagoing cowboy help others need seagoing cow boys pepole go ships animals horsesmulesand young cows shiped seas war one reasons become seagoing cowboy becasue ever get chance go around world free aborad ship resposibiltes feding watering animalsand pulling bales hay bags oats holds war animals shipped many places like chinaitalyand greece sence boat animals also get vist wonderful places like opportunity life time way back may think well whole bunch vacant spaces full hay also may think vacant area uslessand boring without animlas living case return fill vacant spaces fun activites volleyball baseball boxing tabeltennis readingand whitting makes way back much fun way take seagoing cowboy luke bomberger example gradutaed high school whole life changed fellow friend reiest asked join unrrathe unrra stands united nations relief rehabilitation cource luke said yes becasue opportunity life time could said got vist famous places like acroplis greece way chona got vist panama canal reasons becoming seagoing cowboy asked go would like traveling world would helping pepolebut helping animals take opportunity seagoing cowboy

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dear state senitor abolishing electoral college united states america learned freedom free speech practices choices learned supposively cant pick rule us ourselfs deserve choice choosing rule country electoral college established founding fathers constitution constitutions like eventually get revised method outdated richard nixon jimmy carter bob dole us chamber commerce agreeded abolish electoral college popular votes something mind choosing president shown 60 voters would prefer direct election electoral college thats half best argument disaster factor system keeps allowing worse worse things every year electoral college size population states matter lot unfair smaller state smaller population bigger state wider population winnertakesall situation candidates dont spand much time states know arent going win electoral college unfair outdated must adapt new demand freedom choice short better voter know vote counted towards something big maybe vote changed united states america learned freedom earned given may take convince around electoral college taken revised get voted voice counts

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many questions mystery face mars article states picture face martian equivalent butte mesalandforms common around american west information face mars following statements scientifically proven face nothing rocky landform although may seem formed aliens face truly natural rock formation actual evidence life planets assume mesa face made shadows probably make shadows look like something nasa taken photos different pixel sizes everyone agrees nasas statement truly believe nasa hiding information talk face began people decided would good way engage public attract attention mars afterwards many conversations arguements face became pop icon reached across nation many people paid attention watching rather told nasa people facts conspiracy theorists began saying nasa holding saying complete truth discovery much goes discovery shouldnt go without apreciation scientists still held onto beliefs avoided correction simple facts time first picture taken could perfect time sun creating shadow believe face shadows made indents mars would need pictures rock formation support theories whether alienlife exist goes theory support proper evidence

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many reasons join seagoing cowboys program example travel boat explore many new places also get payed get home money everything need great opportunity family could help family bills food clothing many materials job also wouldnt hard already know feed water cattle wouldnt job every secondyou feed two three times dayyou also clean stalls paragraph six states done job free time games look oceanparagraph eight included youre also alone make friends whoever works work watchman check animlas hour program could help future could asked job diffrent ship diffrent crew could asked something pays however could watchman instead caring animals cautions could lead danger gets rainy ladder get slippery want careful fall ship paragrapgh seven includes information would great join program anyone welcomed join acceptable age job get payed trips could take long longer get payed join program looking job support needs

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many times online activites students become confused simply bored often need teacher come explain topic online course activity simply isnt helping way works facial action coding system would beneficial students teachers schools technology enable online programs modified students needs whether theyre lost uninterested help children efficiently teacher hands full facial action coding system would overall help struggling students teachers everywhere bored students never good thing student looks boring assignment thinks wow really want assignment next hour bored student leads unmotivated student isnt trying hard nothing boring staring screen period time homework sixth paragraph article states technology could recognize student becoming bored modify lesson like real human instructor could keep students engaged interested lesson would willing complpete work lesson monotonous facial action coding system could eliminate bored students everywhere teachers public schools 40 students one class cant help teachers human cant two places helping two students facial action coding system computers modify lesson teaching specific students give help need understand standards students dont learn way teachers possibly time help every one students individually technology make studies little bit easier everyone even adults technology would valuable schools especially times currently living almost everything online nowadays classes taught write cursive replaced classes teach type correctly keyboard many schools find children carrying around laptops instead textbooks even take college courses online wouldnt want make online learning experience even better allowing computers customize specific student conclusion facial action coding system would vastly improve educational experience students around world student confused bored computer would adjust keep student understanding engaged lesson computers would able provide good help teacher would thereby lessening workload teacher making sure students still getting explanations teaching need technology everywhere almost every classroom improving way works would improving students education time futures

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may seen venus sometimes called te evening star stargazing know actually planet venus also twin relations density size also planet worth exploring pursuiting much like earth venus similar earth regards size density one reasons worth pursuiting article states venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth venus like earth long ago learn figure changed hot unhabital conditions venus also worhty exploring nasa idea send humans venus successfully send someone venus advancement technology would astounding exploring venus seem like good idea thought dangers venus average temperature 800 degrees fahrenheit atmosphere almost 97 carbon dioxide dangerous conditions spacecraft let alone human article says spacecraft survived landing hours spacecraft cant even human yes dangerous explore venus outcome weighs danger venus earths twin earth could samething need research explore planet see samething could happen earth also give people nasa challenge create something kind ship withstand harsh conditions could help technology advancement technology may able go place weve never exploring venus worth advanement could happen exploring venus lead many possibilities help exploring planets maybe learn pose lot risks feel like outcome greater risks

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lukes point view friend asked wanted go europe luke said couldnt say opportuinty lifetime went trip world war 2 got august 14 left time going greece got greece luke turned 18years old discharged 1947 luke made 9 trips took 2 weeks cross atlantic ocean eastern coast united states 1 month get china luke job got bored feed animals 2 3 times day one rainy night making hourly report captain slid slippery ladder broke ribs couldnt work retired opened letters people sent letters

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dear state senator would like change popular vote electoral college system voters vote president state electors turn elect president lived texas example wanted vote john kerry youd vote slate 344 democratic electors pledged kerry offchance electors statewide election would go congress kerry would get 34 electoral votes electors anyone holding public office picks electors anyone holding public office picks electors first place depends state sometimes state conventions sometimes presidential candidates voters control electors vote always voters sometimes get confused electors vote wrong candidate sometimes also electoral college might call disaster factor consider state legislatures technically responsible picking electors electors could always defy people worrying thing tie electoral vote case election would thrown house representatives state delegations vote president basic level electoral college unfair voters winner take systemin state candidates dont spend time states know chance winning focusing tight races swing states electoral college unfair outdated irrational therefore change popular vote electoral college

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driverless cars future automotive industry car driverless cars help future person intoxicated falls asleep driving car would prevent accident unlike leap horse car driverless car many variables go released mass quantity always problem arise always someone fix problem able driverless cars year 2020 picture world little trafficjams world everyone could sleep roadtrip world could live driverless cars right may unavaliable however google many car manufactorers working bring reality current driverless cars ine major problem need human respond situations car google devoluped lidar spinning sensor roof car constantily updating 3d models cars surroundings also made possible respond danger outofcontrol skids rollovers technogolies makes possible driverless car may need humans help still using various methods vibrating seat incom system quickly alert driver need take driverless cars great like great things problems biggest problem driverless car gets wreck whose problem manufacteror driver another problem isthat many states believe driverless cars safe yet legalized driverless cars make future safer glamorous place live everyone could see driverless cars safe could future presidential term urge join soon sooner everone board sooner future disurve arrive

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dear participants thinking joining theseagoing cowboys well hello name luke bomberger participant onboard ss charles w wooeter youre reading letter means youre thinking joining cowboys great oppertunity go explore big bright beautiful world know youre going go sighteeing going help people europe china happier let us begin best parts trip first thing need know little band participants eachothers backs help eachother jobs fun together help cargo horses get destination saftly horses supposed feed watered three times day oats water need tokeep th horses alive dont thionk deliver feed horses horses loaded onto destination get ave fun table tennis tournaments paly volleyball much thats tht right want learn bnd participants come find us jion us arent looking men looking wemen find us sign fun hope see friend luke bomberger

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think driverless cars bad thing lead accidents car drives self driver may think ok pay less even attention road cars may provide safer alternitive gas powered cars safer driver people may think cars safe prevent accidents contrary cars actually cause accidents malfunction something breaks car dosnt stop light cars safe people intised text drive people must still pay attention road whilst useing cars cars still need human help cars need alot work put onto road cars need work used cars may cause acidents deaths people wont want pay attention

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facial action coding system really cool technology new software developed improves accuracy perceiving emotions others see much world developed became creative use technoloy read emotional expression students think unnecessary first reason disagree read someone emotion action look face instead using technology talk face face express feeling also strong feeling cant exactly know someone emotions whats mind computer first read someone emotion action look faces show emotion everything dont need teachnology computer tell someone happy sad facial show example someone good day something good coming see bightness excitement face tell person happy dr paul eckman associated emotions characteristics movements facial muscles frontalis pars lateralis muscle eyes raise eyebrows suprised case really unnecessary use technology tell emotions secondly instead using classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored think effective student teacher talk face face teacher job know students understand teaching course tell students confused boed looking look faces even computer know whats students confusing emotion cant anythng computer cant teach help teacher help students people human help someone emotional waste time money use technology recognize students emotion school therefore unnecessary use technology school read emotional expressions students cant really read whats exactly someone mind looks person computer recognize might happy person deep sad inside even computer smart tell person happy sad thats might onehunred percent accurate human pieces materials human mysterious human human understand computer understand emotional expressions human

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use facial action coding system read emotions students class room valuable facial action coding system uses science math predict emotion experincing means one student acting class falling behind figure issue student using sowftware acting falling behind could emotional issue two knowing students feeling may help better teach students tell teachers act falling behind teachers always try help student help without knowing whats wrong fatial action coding system allows teachers know students feeling time need also could better enable teacher help come problems technology calculates six basic emotions happiness suprise anger disgust fear sadness emotions always expressed student falling behind upset mis behaving teacher better understands emotion student feeling could help teacher help student overcome happening life knowing student feeling new lesson taught could better help teacher teach lesson could also even improve class one likes students love classes hate classes almost never inbetween classes students hate could get tested emotion indevidual feeling taking class could better help make class better using facial action coding system get acurate readings students dislike class emotion wise becuase software precisly computes 3d computer model face including 44 major muscles tell emotion conclusion belive technology valuable classrooms could better help students act class could help teacher teach class way students like love technology could revolutionize classroom experince teachers finally know behind like class based emotion knowing someones emotions could help solve many everyday problems teachers students

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exploring venus one closest second planet form sun one brightest one solar system nasa compelling idea doin research plant called venus considering venus close sun maybe issues three decades ago traveling around couple kilometers thick atomosphere 97 persent solar system getting close planet like venus mercury way close sun may would extream hot heat would coming form sun could burn dont hotheat proof suits sure crazy thing intstead completeing nasa would need tooi send drones would buid temps like certain situations scientists even going futher grid move next level able visit sister planets make liveable time come certain situations like planet starting taking us new one conditions plantes always crucial consideration giveing long frames space travel vaule returning scientifically speaking fahrenheit around 170 degrees would toasty sum us landed platet tempatures become standards

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driving cars something many people looking forewards future driving cars invented take alot money make questions may ask work work safe personally like idea cars drive reason ther wouldnt many accidents people wouldnt worry getting ran driver drunk ill wouldnt cause wrecks started put cars together late 1900s 1950 gm made concept car would run track electric cable sent radio signals receiver front car gm tried imput electric cables roads costed much remake roads tried many different methods make cars drive didnt succed around year 2000 technology starting advance played huge role society cars highly imputed sensors help car run keep driver alert something malfunctions cars also implied brakes stop car emergency vibrating sensors notify driver needs human skill help sensors help detect something wrong keep car road would also less accidents teens would help car parents help wouldnt get many wrecks finally cars pass certain laws certain laws put order put cars road also help driver gets wreck driveless cars lot technology imputed case major emergency able protect driver passengers car conclusion many car companies starting make driveless cars opened minded keep technology world going changed dramatically ready big changes cars beginning something big change society furture thoughts new information aganist driveless cars

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face mars wasnt created aliens fact connection alien life form face first discovered one really known much people started hopping conclusions anything could proven tested nasa started looking face mars face actually rock formation resembles human head formed shadows giving illusion eyes nose thats simply rock formation shadows casted upon crevices gives strange formation appeal human face people began become even skepical april 8 2001 nasa mars global surveyor draw close enough snap another picture face day cloudless summer day cydonia nasas serveyor camera taken crisp photo face highest resolution pixel 2001 image spans 156 meters compared 43 meters per pixel discern things digital images three times better pixel size nasa rest world clear better picture face everyone talking although face may seem strange could rather common landform cydonia picture actually shows martian equivalent butte common around american west although one may seem stick rest could merely shadows playing tricks human mind scientists figured another martian mesa common enough around cydonia one unusual shadows made look like egyptian pharaoh landform may well common around mars merely shadows ghosting around landform causes look like face reality alien life form connected rock formation

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face mars face new discovery universe face discovered mars idea quite controversial generally speaking face mars pop icon sign life face mars proven simple landform nasa photographed several angles showing needed determine signs civilization environment suitable form buttes mesas face mars pop icon skeptics thought sign martian life civilization first 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia find evidence found natural landform red planet cloudy time year theorists believed haze hiding martian evidence civilization however easy target cydonia mars natural orbit fog haze mars receives every often 2001 nasa sent surveyor back mars take pictures investigate photos taken photos discerned three times bigger pixel size signs civilization appeared objects picture like airplanes ground egyptianstyle pyramids even small shacks could see jim garvin chief scientist nasas mars exploration program states pixel image taken around 2 meters viking image taken 1976 fourtythree meters per pixel 1976 theories could believable considering images taken show much evidence finally american west compared mars face labeled butte mesa american west sultry gusty somewhat similar environment mars environment perfect environment form buttes due erosion soil wind pushing soil around landmass mars exactly butte however landmass martian equivalent american west reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho thats lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars says garvin hasnt enough evidence face mars prove landmass several images taken face prove formation however image taken 2001 accurate considering pixels two meters two meters 22 times accurate picture taken 1976 showing fourtythree meters pixel cydonia evidence show face would shown 2001 image face mars martian mesa pop icon civilization extraterrestrial butte nasa photographed several angles showing needed prove signs civilization images taken environment suitable form buttes mesas face mars wasnt sign outofthisworld autotrophs simple bizarreshaped butte face mars controversy resolved conflict conspirors cydoniascholars

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introduction given chance towork nasa truthfully would take job dont really like science jobs like anyways dont think faces created aliens dont think created aliens thats good question first aliens made creatures tools make science non fictional movies come life strongly think aliens made cant real proof back everyone believes space doesnt gravity cant animals floating mask kinda looks like clay maybe mask made clay mold anything want know sounds crazy someone thinking alien created makes sound even crazier lets serious article says face mars popular magazines talk shows people believe anything days even know half things media says true also know make things attention well known got paid much talk show host may told fibs time time body remember everybody opinion everybody input show ill believe type girl dont evidence proof aliens real mask doesnt fit together thats like saying pigs fly proof cant process know somebody named deoshmonya knows lot mars space may ask thinks im sure tell everything need know may cause little argument tho thats okay still going close passage helped taught things didnt know prepares future make wonder aliens real go sleep tonight may research ill try find proof shouldve done research could lot evidence back statement wouldve best thing conclusion even tho said dont believe aliens make question alot things article written way born things changed everything different maybe aliens real probably alive ancient times probably left dinos left never know ela favorite subject always makes learn new things helps understand knew ela tricky sometimes gets confusing end helps expands knowladge finer things life hope got correct answers paragraph hopefully come back next year prepared tell everyone research

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venus worthy pursuit despite dangers worthy persut depsite dangers venus safe vantage point earthvenus twin earth close earth many planetsvenus lot reasons worthy pursuit venus dangers like single spaceship touched landed venus three decades thick atmosphere 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venusthe challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere temperature 800 degrees fahrenheit 90 times greater deal planet temperatures conditions far worse humans deal earth could even crush submarine also frequent lightning strikes probes seeking land surface next benefits upsides venus astronomers shocked venus one similar earth like planet solar system venus today still similiarities earthvenus supported forms life covered largely oceans venus nearest option regardless distance space travel although upsides stills questions make going travel mission venus safe scientifically productive national aeroonautics space administation nasa idea sending humans study venus nasas possible soulution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientist float fray take vehicle example could hover venus avoid friendly ground conditions staying air way definitely easy conditions humans capable surviving scientist seeking conduct thorough mission understand venus would find way get close personal regardless risks systems use mechanical parts resistant untouchable pressure heat forces venus still studied today nasa finding different safe approaches conclusion author idea venus worthy pursuit depsite dangers true venus value knowledge venus clear human curiousity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors travels earth stopped limited dangers doubts expanded imaginations

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dear senator stretegy still use elect president always effective times united states becoming country many senators argued states electoral votes extremely unfair telling people state vote worth much someone lives example california using electoral college made george w bush president people preferred al gore help advanced technology could accomplish giving equivalent votes person united states regardless location wouuld used popular vote since beginning history could avoided presidents george w bush caused catastrophes country winnertakesall system portrays justice coicidence president constantly visits countries electoral votes sincerely propername

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changing election vote popularity great idea opinion citizens united states people making decision president vice president congress would still need vote atleast two hundred seventy members atleast 51 citizens vote pass electoral college system voters vote president slate electors turn elect president presidential election governor prepares certificate ascertainment listing candidates ran president state along wit names respective electors single best argument electoral college might call disaster factor american people consider lucky 2000 fiasco biggest election crisis century consider state legislature technically responsible picking electors electors could aleays defy people five reasons retaining electoral college despite lack democratic pedigree 1 certainy outcome 2 evryones president 3 swing states 4 big states 5 avoid runoff elections basic level electoral college unfair voters becasue winnertakeall system state candidates dont spend time states know chance winning 2000 campaign serventeen states didnt see candidates including rhode island south carolina oters twenty five largest media markets electoral college unfair right agree bob dole abolish electoral college

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article making mona lisa smile author describes new technology called facial action coding system enables computers indentify human emotions job carefully read article decide wehter technology useful reading article really couldnt decide reading facs first thing came mind use technology faces celeberties well would fun opinion thats useful classrooms sure teacher could use technology teach students advanced humans become imagine teacher one day introduce facs students think first thing would think first thing would take selfies let facs analyze thier face laugh results see fun reminds disecting frogs biology students think useful education students think waste time waste life frogs disecting first place already digusting fun dont learn oragns frogs purpose organ disecting frogs valuable yes opinion dont think classroom valuable use facs dosent mean let try heres teachers show students picture someones face lets say example mona lisa students stare picture minute carefully looking every part mona lisas face students decide mona lisas emotion rating happiness sadness anger digust kind emotions teacher uses facs mona lisas face see results mona lisas emotions technology results students human vs technology go

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whats thought driveless cars many good aspects driveless car much todays modern advances comes many faultsmyself personallyi driveless cars explain reasoning behind supporting driveless cars one reason crazy driveless cars going need whole lot sensors happens one sensors becomes damaged going alert driver paragragh seven states means human driver must remain alert ready take situation requires dont know youbut nothing glance social media sometimes even doze lets serious generation mulitasking group im sure could complete task writing post facebook holding onto wheel sleep deprived truckdriver could master holding onto wheel one hand getting snoozing time another really scary thought driveless cars needing new laws paragragh nine points good question let restate two sentences new laws needed order cover liability case accident tecnology fails someone injured fault driver manufacturer new driveless cars could cause serious heat court room maybe even causing riots protesting support idea driveless cars much could go wrong mean wait sixteen half years get lisence driveless car could drive around

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many reasons people swich cars walking switching cars walking helps enviroment polution also makes look better get ladies america time low population coming cars many people ihnto walking work instead driving driving dangerous also really hard afford many people dont want come ccomfort zone switch bike switch walkinjg might cool parents cool friends carpooling much efficent andmuch cheaper alternative call friends say hey bring work please days without cars part improvement camoaighn began bogota mid 1990s seen construction 118 miles bicycle paths latin american city according mockus citys mayor andrew selsky

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think driverless cars driverless cars may beneifit lot humans tons human errors accidents driverless cars help reduce problems people may hate idea driverless cars think would good idea us driverless cars help lot things accidents human errors may huge rush start multitasking women start makeup driving men women may eat driving may start texting worst thing could also happen happened drugs drinking driving know drinking texting driving caused many accidents years nowhaving driverless cars help wouldnt driving unless gas may expensive places around world people drive far work school etc use ton gas going somewhere normally may go almost everyday travel around family using lot gas well according article driverless cars coming first paragraph says cars would use half gas todays taxis driverless car would save way money use something else bills think driverless cars may big beneifit well less problems around less human errors would big beneifit talked would benefit would believe driverless cars many reasons

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article driverless cars coming author portrays detailed report regarding progress application future driverless cars personally would like see implemented society believe driverless cars would alter societys way life dramatically people might want resist change theyre scared regardless decision change inevitable wave revolution spark next step technological innovation progress regarding driverless cars since beginning production immeasurable google one leading companies development driverless cars already manufactured cars driven half million miles without single crash although cars really semidriverless one huge step next major revolution 2013 bmw released information regarding development new program assist driver ever frustrating traffic jam situations named traffic jam assistant bmw essentially advertising future driverless cars announcing path chosen future automobiles although progress already enticing enough reasons consider using driverless cars myriad realworld applications driverless cars safety number one priority driverless cars assess hazardous situation react better human could applying breaks specific tires reducing power engine manipulating data past experiments meet conditions current one applying best outcome situation applications seem surreal actually incredibly near approaching future seems appetizing popular automobile companies entering race manufacture worlds first totally driverless car tesla announced release car capable driving autopilot 90 percent time 2016 lastly mercedes audi nissan plan cars drive year 2020 companies play major role whats store future automobiles pros using driverless cars effortlessly overcome cons innovators around globe conducting thousands experiments everyday compile eventually apply data construct worlds first driverless car stating several reasons future automobiles involve driverless cars one easily see positive effects would society whole

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wrok nasa one co workers argued face mars created alieans would argue landform reason say landform dont proof aliens made itit looks like face sometimes article says formed shadow givivng illusion eyes aliens made wouldnt give eyes fist place instead using shadows people made aliens created human face landformif nasa didnt say anything public wouldt people wouldnt even know told oublis draw attention towrds mars paragraph 3 says authors reasoned would good way engage te publis attract attention would aliens make human face without completing using shadows eyes shadows viking one came round would look like normal hill final thoughts sombody arguing aliens made face would tell hill reason wouldnt agree dont information support enough claims support said cab see coming think aliens made face mars

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think driverless cars could great thing future theyre safe enough carry actions driver future though kids grow around driverless cars arent actually taught rules road emergency requires drivers immediate attention stated article driver probably wouldnt know cause injury even death people driving around himher also think driverless cars could great thing future technology question asked paragraph 9 article important keep minds car manufacturers people rely car driving wreck fault driver manufacturer get blamed instead manufacturer dont think really fair werent driving trusted driverless car get destination safely didnt considering things though teach kids even adult didnt grow around cars rules road car works prevent accidents like happening id driverless cars would super cool opinion worked correctly without many reported accidents id definitely try get one taking drivers ed taught mindful people around actions could effect people dont think driverless cars could really like driver would able

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