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space travel new humanity something already accomplished breach marss soil already occured scientist space explorers set sights next challenge venus venus sometimes closer earth mars times mars one closer earth two venus closest match earth terms density size thus named earths twin making place great interest scientist interested space exploration planet comes close matching earths conditions studying venus could give hints future earth challenge exploring venus author gives strong support idea pursuit studying venus worthy cause despite dangers presented task knowledge venus would extremely beneficial venus one interesting planets earths solar system similarity earth large number similarities venus currently shares earth wouldnt terribly surprising strange venus planet covered largely oceans could support various forms life way tell true however without able travel venus explore planet exploring planet studying pieces planet small bits land noteworthy discoveries venus made confirming disproving earthlike venus idea reason studying venus worthy pursuit another reason human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors curiousity humans travels earth limited dangers doubts according paragraph 8 statements shows gaining ability study planet venus planet also expands include breaking limitations stop exploration due dangers expanding meet challenge venus presents humans whole prove ability explore learn nearly everything removing limits human exploration conclusion authors support idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers extremely strong author gives noteworthy reasons pursuit would beneficial exploration humans general author states pursuit studying venus open doors pursuit studying dangerous places areas interest animals others author also sites idea knowledge earths twin could fact help give insight earth well giving humans idea earth could become future perhaps studying venus scientist could find way prevent earth becoming venuslike authors reasonings strong prove thought invoking author avoids idea risks needed

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author states despite challenges venus presents order explore worth danger follows author states venus often refered earths twin becasue fact close venus earth obvious curiosity sparked missions order try land spacecraft clouddraped world named venus although author states spacecraft survived landing hours numerous spacecrafts sent mission still stop us trying finding solutions challenges ultimately leads author support idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents numours evdience article support main claim made article studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents first author states venus temperature average 800 degrees farrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experiance planet earth author even gives anaology show imagery thoses numbers look like says envioronment would crush even submarine accustomed diving deepest parts ocenas would liquefy many metels however raises question venus inhospitable futher visits surface discussed ties back origal claim author supports says astronomers fascinated venus becasue may well earthlike planet solar system venus proably covered largely ocenas could supported various forms life like earth author infering similarites eartjh crutial expolration venus happens soon also becasue given long time frame last spaceship tried enter venuss atmosphere three decades ago authorr infering despite dangerous like seen past attempts fly venus worth proactive find options make misson safe scientifically producitve futher study unanwered question venus futhermore author states nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientists float fray way vehicle hovering venus would aviod unfriendly ground conditions one possible solution auhtor claims nasa come least try get close venus without damaging spacecrafts approch article even states hope send humans venus however approch side peering venus ship orbiting hovering safely far planet provide limited insight ground conditions researchers take smaples rocks gas anything else distance however supports authors claim studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents supported states see downside challenge make even better ultimaly touch suface venus even despite dangers come author supports stating many resaerchers working inovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaninfully knowlegde ofvvenus even despite risk eveyone knows scientists reserchers find worthy enough keep studting venus get human surface conclusion article reader given inshight dangers venus presents reserchers trying today get human venus author evidence supports idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents author makes clear dangers looked negative way rather looked challenges try overcome claims challenges venus presents value becasue similar venus us earth author infers untimilty lead human curiosity lead endevors yet come futhermore author claims setbacks make us quit pursuit venus limited dangers find along way rather take uncertinity danger us make venus worthy persuit reseach recent years come

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nasa recently discovered face mars big thing since gave information world lot people think actual face created aliens time discovered foggy mars think aliens must think real face created aliens something natural happened since said yes wrong im going give factoral information support answer first think could real face didnt last long every happening explanation figured another martian mesa turn unusual shadows making look like egyptian pharaoh thats unusual shadows appeared face later revealed image everyone see sure give lot attraction mars face appeared movies books magazines radio talk shows even haunted grocery store check line 25 years everyone thought actual evidence life mars nasa kind wish ancient civilization mars priority take bunch pictures controversy come explanation everyone understand really 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia first time moc team shot picture ten times even clearer originals everyone exited waiting picture come internet figure really picture finally came turned natural landform exiting huh still lot people didnt believe us winter 1998 cloudy beleive aliens hidden fog april 2001 went get second look time used best camera could find picked every detail think found alien evidence nope didnt turned butte mesa know real answer even though look like face unusual found facts could maybe someday find weird alien evidence space planet well see

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think driverless cars would bad idea say people got license reason could drive says text would alert driver take control person sitting drivers seat wasnt paying attention car wrecked would happen third reason would cost lot money make driverless cars people didnt like manufacturers wasted money time building think driverless cars bad idea lot people went got license could drive car drive think people would much rather drive car someone else driving wasnt paying attention could crash cars driverless car anything could happen since isnt anyone pay attention driverless car driverless car idea bad another reason text says car alert someone need take control someone doesnt respond alert right away could crash person thing people would pay attention times gives another reason stick cars drivers drive normal car pay attention time would stick car last reason driverless cars bad idea lot people ended liking manufacturers would wasted time money cars manufacturers test car making bunch see people feel think driverless cars bad idea people got license reason people wouldnt paying attention times people could end even liking

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venus one brightesrt points light nigt sky nickname misleading since venus actually planet venus closest planet earth terms density size occasionally closest distance numerous factors contribute venus reputation challenging planet humans study thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus even challenging clouds highly carrosive sulfuric acid venus atmosphere planet superface temperatures average 800 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greaer experince planet ine condition everyone humans national aeronautics space administration nasa one particularly compelling idea sending humans study venus nasa working approaches studying example venus study surfaceand lasted weeeks conddition comparation systems use mechanical parts made resistant pressure heat forces earth beyond expanded meet edges imsginstion innovation one big example exploration planet vanus

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electoral college vote somewhat confusing process voter voting president electors elect president many people think method flawed becuase people electing president hand people think electoral vote keeps race presidency clear outcome elected popular vote defiently two different arguments points sides involving good evidence many flaws people bring regard electoral vote one since state legislatures technically responsible picking electors electors could easily defy people obvious fact electoral vote voting president group electors vote president also unfair voters candidates dont spend time states know win 2000 campaign seventeen states even see candidates people 25 largest media markets didnt see single campaign ad turn elctoral college unfair outdated though plently things wrong electoral college still plently good arguments keep electoral college vote less chance dispute outcome thaan popular vote though happened 2000 election electoral also make race fair candidate regional appeal gain electoral votes campaigning heavily area electoral college also help avoid runoff elections like nixon 1968 clinton 1992 overally electoral college vote way electing president without actually electing president probabley removed people say runs country

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authors statement studying venus worthy pursut despite dangers presents author trying say even though venus dangerous intresting learn heres reason think author trying say paragraph one author says venus called evenning star becasue one brightest points light sky also says earth venus close togother also pargaraph 3 author says thick atmsophere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus basically saying extremly hot also say venus hottest surface tempature planet solar system nasa even wants people go venus explore things cant would toast people athour says im trying say reason author says studying venus wothry pursuit despite dangers presents venus dangerous safe place astronouants go intresting learn

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like feature id consider helpful computers robots regarding robots wonder baymax disneys big hero 6 something like like robotic nurse explained main character however wouldnt work concrete tunnels regarding computers feature could come bit sooner nickelodeon couldve used nonanimated tv show came called frankie im still waiting show continue one last two episodes show one judges competition like quiz show said computers cant feel human emotions girl part computer proved wrong like show gives proof smart computers conclusion feature used computers id like used robots way robots could take expression mimic im pretty sure transformers movies something like transformers movies big hero 6 use probably already thought computers someone could type computer feeling today computer could respond emotion like said computer esp

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venuse worthy pursuite despite dangers nassa would get find twin planted challges riskes like spacecraft lasted hours like thick atmosphere 97 percent carbon dioxide blackes venuse venus hottest surface temperature problems faceing look brother planted venus hottest surface even closes planted sun venus challging planted study surrface hot mealt mealts venus earth like planted weather prblems like earthquakeslighting striks erupting valcanoes also venus thick carbon dioxide blaked around covers 97 percent venus hight levels sulfuic acid venus plates surface 800 degrees fahrenheit venus hottest surface plates inthe solar system nasa made teast simalshions one lasted three weeksbut idea make type blimp huver 30 miles planted venus would still 170 degrees air pressher would cloes sea leales soo would good try thes reasons venus good planted explore even knowing dangers enughe resons stop trying planted closes humons still qureuse planted

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first participate seagoing cowboys program think join program fun cool second join program get chance see lot cool things places might get go greece sail atlantic ocean like another really cool thing play games extra time also might get travle china like might even get go venice take gondola ride like also join program take care animals take care horses feed hayi took care lot things like animals food feed watching job watch guy animals like lookout join program also help animals get sick hurt join program inharrit lot thingsyou get lot experence trips take got life time supply memories experence like going new places learning new things also join program could change entire life lust like mine join seagoing cowboys alsoif like things really join

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author limitations exploring venus brings enough kill curiosity many us although long time since spacecraft touched venus author believes technology willpower today venus could explored author keeps referring venus earths twin could show author trying get across planet much different technique help pursuade people believing beyond possible touch venus author writes alot reasons could go venus makes sure touch challenges people may face limitations venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system even though mercury closer sun beyond high pressure heat venusian geology weather present additional impediments like erupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes frequent lightning strikes probes seeking land surface limitations stated paragraph 3 article challenges associated exploring venus author believes even limitations studying venus could many benefits future another limitation hovering venus safe distance might give insight conditions people may need although seems focusing negatives brings light work around limits nasa working approaches studying venus example simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venuss surface lasted weeks conditions author bringing positives ultimately outweigh negatives limitations seemed revolve around harsh conditions author introducing peice technology would work around helps support authors ideas conclude author many doubts fears studying venus remembers tell ways work around natural challenges people would face authors idea claims studying venus important dangers pursuades many people believing well finally author great job getting point across

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driverless cars coming seem like big shock disappointment generation also could begining great new advention driverless cars safe environment helpful teen drivers including completly new drivers also prevent less accidents happening future pollution ozone layer destroyed huge problem earth day cars give alot gases causing pollution atmosphere driverless cars could stop pollution happening around us something cant say heck dont want ever car like driverless cars help save money id coming pocket also helping environment although driving car able drive negative effects also helpful comes safety people also vehicle along driverless cars special touch features make sure driver fact keeping hold steering wheel feature avalible car helpful careless drivers keep hold steering wheel also ability steer accelerate brake great way warn driver roads ahead require human skills like navigating work zones around accidents going threw difficult traffic able control vehicle also vehicle control extraordinary way teach new drivers operate vehicle driverless car perfect way teach teens getting licences permits proper ways properly operate vehicle driverless cars able stop coming close hitting object feature best used teens case get carried away start loose control ove vehicle antilock brakes drivers assistantwill helpful learning break appropriate time also assistance something goes wrong mense driving although driverless cars seem strange unusual helpful useful generation helping teens learn properly operate vehicle saving planet pollution destruction ozone also creating safe environemt drviers road

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luke bomberger memeber seagoing cowboys program saegoing cowboys help people affected war believe everyone join seagoing cowboys program three reasons get warm fuzzy feeling helping people also lifetime chance go sightseeing time life onboard explore beutiful amazing places earth becoming seagoing cowboy get help less fortunate explore go sightseeing fun help people bringing animals overseas horses cows mules bring people animals gives warm fuzzy feeling acomplishment also join missions time left go sightseeing area favorite things see panama canal seeing acropolis greece special also opportunity expore much europe china well taking gondola ride italy also got take tour castle crete think fun stops climb back aboard ride home think stables animals kept becomes baseball field volley ball court also table tenis tournaments well boxing fencing matches seagoing cowboy fun well important conclusion cattleboat trips unbelievable opportunity smalltown boy reccomend becoming seagoing cowboy helping world get fun sightseeing exploring gone nine trips seagoing cowboy loved every second also opened eyes made aware people countries needs sounless something useful life become seagoing cowboy wont regret

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face mars since become pop icon starred hollywood film appeared books magazines radio talk shows even haunted grocery store checkout lines 25 years poeple think face hard core evidence life mars meanwile defenders nasa budget wish ancient civilization mars face mars natural landform mars powerfull winds like earth dirt gets built rocks cause face looking shape face maountain craters top makes look somewhat like human face mission controllers prepared look easy target cydonia says garvin fact hard work mars gglobal surveyor mapping spacecraft normally looks straight scans planet like fax machine narrow 25kmwide strips dont pass face often noted everyone satisfied face mars located 41 degrees norht martian latitude winter april 98 cloudy time year red planet camera board mgs peer wispy clouds see face perhaps said skeptics alien markings hidden haze conclution face could real could fake teh research conducted nasa concludes natural landform caused geological occurences

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think hes right body knows venus people would want know people learn venus things live going know theres oxygen take oxygen tank many people wanted go visit venus see temperature warm surface rough scientist investigating venus safe visit explore find new living things people dont know say go phones phones explode hot planet evidence shows dont know safe enough regular people go hot would wear special suit wont burn skin

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sept 1997twenty five years ago something funny happened around mars nasas aircraft captured photo landform human shaped face many people belive landform could created aliens picture face created aliens april51998mars global surveyor flew cydonia fist time mars orbiter camera team took picture ten times better original photo picture revealed natural landform face many though really exsisted april 8 2001 cloudless summer day planet mars global surveypr second chance look landform time pixel 201 image spans 156 meters compared 23 meters per pixel viking photo see thing better photo shows butte mesalandforms witch comon evedience scientist gathered showed face created aliens

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cars part everyday life use drive school work eat movies friends didnt cars werent allowed use many places around world like europe colombia paris even parts united states started end car culture proven beneficial keeping earth clean safe healthy greenhouse gas emissions tail pipes cars big culprit pollution paragraph 5 article german suburb life goes without cars states cars responsible 12 greenhouse gas emissions europe 50 widely used car areas united states paris inforced partial driving ban clear air nearrecord breaking days pollution paris smog european capitals 147 micrograms particulate matter per cubic meter compared paces like london 799 thats lot smog limited driving pollution decrease benefit environment time limited use cars increase overall health safety earth helps keep us safe multiple car accidents happen every single day around world would know without cars would car accidents accidents caused traffic driving highway cars surrounding going 70 mph theres high risk getting accident frances partial ban cars congestion car traffic 60 normal lessened chance accidents made roads safe driverspasangers walking along streets since cars would longer use would get around columbia many citizens hiked biked skated took buses work car free day without use cars americans others would actually get move get need go isnt something thats common anymore america obese country world top obese cities residing texas cars give us another excuse active everday lives everyone limited use cars everyone whole may get daily exercise need say healthy state although cars useful get us places need go fast required needed let gases harmful environment hazardous others replaced play obesity unwellness cons cars outweigh pros everyone turning cars stepping outside

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one major cause global warning greenhouse gases hurting earth atmosphere excessive use cars worldwide ever since invented humans naturally attracted attraction turning dangerous amount pollution cars give sickening hurting us nature amount pollution deadly paris create nocar day paris full smog people literally see everyone cut back driving becoming epidemic upcoming generation children childrens children needs know importance conservation helping earth destroying furthermore less use cars actually lower risk death pedestrians drivers thousands deaths year motor vehicle accidents using cars much general lower rate dramatically obviously streets safer enjoyable children childrens children

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face mars isnt alien artifact building looked like face photograph tooken 1976 outdated detaild tooken 2001 paragraph 2 artical states scientist figured another martian mesa common cydonia one unusual shadows made look like egyptian pharaoh giving idea actually face actually martian mesa paragraph 7 michael malin moc took sharper precise original photos tooken proving face martian mesa also paragraph 12 says looks alot like mesa common american west face mars isnt alien artifact martian mesa isnt nothing hide isnt anything living mars pictures tooken 2001 show nothing alien artifacts buildings martian mesa looked like face picture 1976 dont look like face 2001 picture

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think driverless cars used many thing sensors smart road systems driver mimicry passage talks car sensors mimic skill human wheel means driver someone driven years menas car mimic driving skills person driving driverless cars doesnt say anything passage car crashed fact passage states cars driven half million miles without crash said cars could really safe drivers also could mean car drives better human another reason driverless cars wouldnt use much fuel states passage cars foresees would use half fuel todays taxis offer far flexibility bus regular buses taxis would likely go business driverless cars would take fuel could also help get people farther destinations example someone lives new york wanted go florida could done plane required driverless cars future used throughout society mimic driving provide safety get need go driverless cars would great asset world

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studying venus worthy pursuit us human beings love study planet studying venus risky due fact second planet closest sun chances low get something similar rover venus without melting getting destroyed atmosphere paragragh 7 states modern computers enormously powerfulflexible quick tend decliate comes extreme phyiscal conditions venuses atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets thick also averages 800 faherenheit 90 times greater experience devices go venus could destoryed even people volunteer surf venuses atmosphere dangerous devices enterupt venuses daily routine putting people harms way paragragh 4 states astronomers fascinated venus may earthlike planet solar system also planet surface rocky sediment includes familiar features valleys mountains craters paragragh 2 venus also referred earths twin venus closest planet earth erms density size occasionally closest distance would good story found safer way study venus paragragh 8 author states striving meet challenge presented venus value insight gained planet also human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors venus proved challenging place examine closely challenges like make real easy study planets accomplish first task paragragh 2 states previous mission unnamed good reason since spacecraft survied landing hoursso research unknow us good reasons continue keep running test mission fix mistakes venus easy safe study

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venus average temperature eight hundred clouds sulfuric acid great atmospheric pressure makes highly unlikey inhabbitting despite conditions considered earths twin similar size density two planets reasons exploration venus attempted makes dangers traveling worth could found topic done justice author would make danger going venus worth paragraph four author states astronomers fascinated venus may well earthlike crucial consideration given long time frames space travel sentences taken article author mentions venus covered mountains valleys craters possibility covered ocean many many years hand right author says theories could supported various life forms later paragraph four author states venus similar terain earth nearest option crucial consderation author could done support idea venus worth studying gave three pieces supporting evidence worth studying go explain three examples made venus worth studying dangers venus outweigh reasons study author challenge exploring venus belives lacked explanation good ideas brought table venus would worth dangers exploration however author briefly mentioned one paragraph elaborate reasons

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think bad idea auto mechanuics lose alot jobs would go back college order know fix new cars think pure laziness dont want drive yeah might easier ways also harder learn alot new things also get seriosly injured mean yeah could still regular car least control would part driving car dealership manifracture one get trouble system one driving car car decides turn go fast ditch nothing would set thier watch happen know people busy atleast take time day drive somewhere alot laws changed well really wouldnt reason take drivers test cars already know would age limit car know aspeed limit new road put car detect see think would much conflict drive cars self

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believe passage luke becomes seagoing cowboy travels seas luke really wanted see china europe luke takes trips thye author story chose luke showed us luke seagoing cowboy evidence passage support answer author talked luke seagoing cowboy another peice evidence story support conclusion world war ii happened europe duing time luke helped friend helped saving people food money also shelter peices evidence supports conclusion stated text reasons join program change life help needed people different countries also could country really wanted go program going could go sightseeing country

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believe driverless cars next big thing world millions people use cars today chance injury worse car could drive alert things around problem crashing wouldnt anymore beginning driverless cars already something already made world safer place says paragraph seven steer accelerate brake without human touch reason driverless cars person close saved car crash automatic brake system person moved alittle without brake system wouldnt today another reason car could drive would time get stuff done way destination busy worker kid homework due time could get things done end argument havent come far make driverless car sometimes machines mess cause problems could happen button something like switch driverless car back normal car dont enough technology driverless car make one would dangerous future cars could make things alot better world car crashes wouldnt happen pollution cars would alot less much gas take make world cleaner get destination faster life time hope see driverless car get one people aloud drive like elderly teens without license could go anywhere without danger idea driverless car amazing know im one would love see one future normal cars tossed recycled made new driverless cars would feel lot safer behind car knows everything behind two hands

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keep despised method choosing president 60 american citizens want popular vote instead outdated method viewed anachronism many say creates stable outcome winnertakeall system everyones votes count election president based popular vote unfair everyones votes count chance tie breaking disaster factor much could go wrong although seemed like good idea time unfair irrational voters united states injustice everyones votes count electoral college process electoral college consists selection electors meeting electors vote president counting votes congress voters directly related popular vote state usually gets electoral vote state good majority minority electoral college winnertakeall system voice get heard voter democratic texas would waste time voting texas republican 38 votes would go twords republican based popular voting minority would get say could help one worrying situations prospect tie electoral votes electoral college made even 538 electors possiblilty tie happen electin would thrown house representitives state delegations would vote president would problem states wyoming would get one two votes others like california would get thirty also house representitives would vote canidate want reflecting people tie seems unrealistic remember 1968 41971 votes would created complicated mess moreover disaster factor many problems kinks system destroy system worst one ever expiriednced recounts florida 2000 state legislature could always pick electors defy people 1960 louisiana state legislature almost changed democratice electors ones would vote againts john f kennedy also 1960 hawaii sent two states electors congress perhaps worst partys canidate casting vote whomever please ignoring people one biggest downsides electorial college electorial college longer usefull democratic instead vote president popular vote wont expirience unfairness voters problems tie disaster factor help situations part spurious best electorial college outdated unfair non democratic replaced popular vote

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believe get rid electoral college process thart people like take college lot electors 538 elect president 270 theres enough electorals get rid candidate running president state group electors think electoral college anything harmful bad think reason get rid many guys know many people vote 60 voters would prefer direct election kind say electoral college unfair outdated irrational think also get rid electoral college backed answer could 5 reasons keep despised method choosing president going tell 1 certainty outcome 2 everyones president 3 swing states 4 big states 5 avoid runoff elections

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computer software scans face see feeling company makes facial action coding system trying encourage schools devices classrooms isnt bad enough us already trying learn take test computers dont believe classrooms facs point time believe world making new developments type technology idea facs could improved near future one reasons believe schools accept software could safe yes incredible show emotions camrea child work could little creepy even stressful work want feel peace work without destractions put camrea child get distracted feel abondence pressure need child school teacher tell student trouble bored issue classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored coul modify lesson like effective human instructor dr huang predicts personally child getting bored confused doesnt raise hand ask teacher explain better make exsiting teachers get mad possibly possibly teachers could take feedback teach many different ways instead one two certain ways facs teachers different creative students facs could make easier students still probably get confused become bored front screen day students stick classroom enviorment computer lab 8 hours day even indicate difference genuine smile forced one says author paragraph 7 think impressive use material different enviorment school safe place students teachers staff people students know something wrong need go talk someone days many things happening schools completely crazy students lot chances speaking person school district back teachers staff also see signs emotions students computer software determine emotions help dont believe im sorry agree facs amazing fresh device people use opinion great material counsilers theripists schools though dont see working well hacker sets computer see people new technology scary maybe dr huang amazing inventor checked terrifing details already hard trust something fully sure moment new day age eventually technology new world please leave education enviorment

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challenge exploring venus article shows shows imagintion motivation venus article author well job showing positives negatives idea talks venus information planet introduction hooking sentence getting readers attention saying nickname planet backs idea showing facts history instead saying opinion said author good idea exploring venus negatives positives planet well explained shown author author first begins talking negatives planet show also negatives clear information still supporting claim begins mentioning failure humans sending numerous spacecrafts land venus lasting hours paragraph 2 author also talks climate atmosphere section 3 average overs 800 degrees fahrenheit 90 times greater atmospheric pressure talking negatives cons venus author dives positives shows postives negatives begins telling readers paragraph 2 venus referred earths twin showing venus worth exploring compared earth feeling safe paragraph 4 author talks venus possibly life tells reader long time ago venus covered oceans could supported life author backs idea showing facts possibilities sending humans explore planet gives informations paragraph 5 talking nasas idea sending humans study venus developing solutions hostile conditions section 7 author brings research nasa testing simplified electronics lasting 3 weeks conditons reinforce idea talks paragraph 6 scientist going venus conduct important research samples rock gas author madehis idea clear showed good information showed cons idea positves gave readers basic information introduction tehn dived idea backed many important research information author showed idea never saying opinion

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driverless cars dangerous friend says computer systems fail accedent another tells friends say driverless cars bad idea becuase could cause accendents reliable way costly think driverless car okay idea alert stop manuel control vehicel gives control car monuver accedents rough torain autopilot dont drive much driving cars make accedents happen driver paying attendtion doesnt take control areas car cant drive system fails work though also preventg accendents alerting driver areas car cant drive also help drive giving alerts things behind car backing provide autobrack option senses something front driver doesnt put brakes yes driverless car unreliable times example part broken car system computer may wroking properly yet trust driverless car also give option drive car plus helps drive giving alerts crash somethingthat behind drive autobrake stops car automadicly driver unable one cars would extremly costly price car like would normal person could win year say car worth price unreliable buy say price might worth gave reasons friend though still say bad idea respond money buy want though friends stand orther side arggument stay side states driveless cars good idea driverless cars good idea alert stop manuel control vehicel gives control car monuver accedents rough torain autopilot dont drive much

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ah venus planet happens second closest sun hottest planet know right dispite mercury closest sun venus proves troubling planet learn spacecraft survived hours land ever since venus left alone chance venus like earth one point often called earths twin shall state opinion matter essay venus worthy pursuit despite dangers truly worth yes rather difficult explain one case gain knowledge say humans curious nature wether like venus explored future worth difficult determine right perhaps know later knowledge knowledge proof may ask well nasa big one sure trying get photos samples rock gas literally anything else rather difficult distance doesnt help venuss atmosphere friendly either photos videos cant much stop nasa make technology survive difficult conditions even thought 1800s basically believe explore venus someday may challenge stop us going moon back right get past intimidating endeavors future

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author describe see emotions image monalisa many peaple think monalisa happy shes smile fews emotions moment leonardo da vincis try speak image emotions mirror author speak article lonardo da vinci probably knows study emotion person think see emotios peaple face mirror look feeling moment tired sick sad happy disgusted sometimes cant see emotions monalisa looks happy feel others emotions cant see maybe conclusion see emotions face emotions happen expressions classmate look serious exam others look tired maybe others emotions dont know

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centuries followed certian system estabolished founding fathers system called electoral college system based voting president electoral votes rather based popular state overall say electors believe system unfair abolished electoral college abolished voiting directly president voting elector would turn elect president may end pleased others may feel complete opposite believe unfair directly vote president bacuse completly nation elect president system set right injustice second reason electoral college taken away system much room failure electors could easily betray people much power standard voter electors would completly oppose popular vote put vote whoever feel deserves wrong totally goes idea giving people power would qualify giving people power could also room tie could result elcetion ending hands house representatives state delegates could chose president destorying power general public could also result people getting wanted delegates cuold go completly people say technially right since power situation final reason electoral college system left behind fact every state gets see canidates smaller states dont count much vote tend lean towards different party dont even get visit canidates unfair also completly demaning towards state makes citizens state feel unworthy important enough even making effort vote also stupid move canidates part might able persuade states vote conclusion electoral college functional system characteristic completly indirect taking away power people room error although may seem like trustworthy system first dont fooled whats important power opinions people power opinion delegates

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venus sometimes called evening star one bright points light night sky venus also closely earth planet venus worthy pursuit despite dangers planetary neightbor venus earths twin humans sent numerous spacecrafts venus inly couple hours actually good idea one single spaceship able go back venus three decades ago venus almost 97 percent carbon dioxide venus planet surface almost 800 degrees farenheit conditions far extreme anything humas encounter earth venus could probably covered large amounts oceans could supported humans could hard ot go back venus becuase pressure spaceship could get order go back try make mission safe scientifically productive could productive solar power plentiful radiation would exceed earths levels could easy conditions humnas however nasa working approches get venus simplified electronics made silicone carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venuss surface modern computers enormously powerful flexible quick extremly delicate comes physical conditions traveling earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edged imagination innovation

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limiting car usage great people enviroment less air pollution less traffic jams alot less stress people going sidewalks enjoying scenery fun limiting car usage good many ways people limit car usage less air pollution cars use nonresuable gas gasoline desiel must burned order cars engine power car burns gets used exhaust pipe car leaks carbon monoxide resides car gas burned realised atmosphere gas damages allowing enough sun get creating smog harmful human breathe blocks vision many people stop using cars leaste limit wont problems often even half amount cars driving around everyday would much beautiful sky also would much fog people like paris banned driving days smog days nearrecord pollution paris enforced partial driving ban clear air global city duffer paragraph 1 limit car usage wouldnt problem limit eliminate car usage certain area certain time people go outside enjoy scenery get fresh air cars existing dont really see much people walking street unless dont car people cars drive past everything dont really look around people dont cars enjoy scenery get fresh air get excersice proven people rather ride bike walk destination opposed people drive car phisicaly fit normally drive car destination clnclude people limit car usage world bwill less pollution around friendliness people people enjoy life around rather sitting cars

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article making mona lisa smile many key points made facial action coding systems calculating emotions difficault imposible also system used classrooms help students dont understand something bored outstanding sitting class getting something scared ask make students lot comfortable theyre learning take scenerio student bored mind system would make little challenging didnt sit students may sitting class taking standerized test bored mind cause either understood really fast already knew dont want deal taking either way system created would help

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electoral college compromise election president electoral votes around long remember plays big part government people want get rid others dont think keep electoral college balances amount popular votes candidates tied turn state electors candidate biggest amount electoral votes wins one candidate popular votes electoral votes popular votes state electors decide going pick end goes electoral college hand people dont like idea electors sometimes depend state times state conventions presidential candidates sometimes sate partys central committee voters think unfair spend bunch time voting want end comes electors reality doesnt even matter voters choose really choose slate electors elect president think get rid electoral college fair people waste time vote president want end voting electors understand good affects feels like dont even matter wheres freedom people think keep electoral college others dont good things bad personally feel like get rid think

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dear mr senator today asking favor keepig electoral college changing election popular vote president united states process consists selection electors meeting vote president vice president counting votes congress electoral college consists 538 electors 270 votes required elect president think change way citizens vote also think update elections run first change way citizens vote vote president actually voting elector possibility elector could vote opposite president vote basically put think citizens enough rights dont elector voting vote want instance could politics electors get paid vote certain person thats presidents get elected get elected today secondly update voting system works instead 270 people 538 everyone one vote without electors everyone would say voting system could average figure math percentage instance take number people voted presidents take number one presidents divide eachother multiply times 100 political stuff wouldnt happen everyones vote counted maybe change system would good idea last least indefensible electoral college even bestlaid defenses system wrong bradford said 1960 segregationists louisiana legislature nearly succeeded replacing democratic electors new electors would oppose john f kennedy vote would actually gone kennedy electors reliable everyone thought electors also refused vote parties canidate honest opinion change electoral college conclusion writting mr senator hopes fix electoral college change election popular vote happen could make citizens little rights may also update system little bit election voting little accurate everyone gets get vote maybe could solves political problems world sincerly propername

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sure driverless cars sound interesting worth risk recent dovelopment driverless cars technology advancing might fun might cool safe would driverless cars dangerous theres also issues economy dropping inability drive cars specifically several legal issues think future cars assential everyday life cars life many people make living selling cars advertising cars building cars designing cars even workers car companies like subaru toyota ford chevy radio drivers hear tons car sales ads companies advertisements sales new disigns every last car builder cope driverless cars many citizens would job job market cars would collapse would economy leaving thousands unemployed also gas oil would longer anywhere near much value without oil gas prices even poeple would without jobs mention taxes would brought everything else try keep economy stable reality rise taxes would make everyone government looking loose change especially people importants things pay like children disability inability operate cars would even issue people wiht disabilities blind deaf people least get cars modified adjust ability driveless cars made would take even longer modify disabled use even without disability cars would like taxis people social anxiety driveless taxi causes leave home fetch one social anxiety illness affects people one way another social anxiety prevent someone simplest things things even mere child could thats another problem cars children run away ability point theres law along dovelopment new cars would need new laws go people think okay drink drive even issue persons one driving theyre drunk could even fall asleep amd end way across country never told car stop driving even operator car isnt drunk could happen since theres laws could fall asleep driving cause accidents think okey sleep cirtainly think texting getting social media watching videos okay theyll stop paying attention road could get seriously hurt getting hurt wont bad thing happen economy build people jobs kids taking cars disability mobility legal documents could avioded risk wasnt taken make driveless cars might ffacinating new worth economy falls apart lose child get badly injured keep driverless cars road keep moving forward real car stay safe

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challenge exploring venus author suggests studying venus challenge worth risks author comparing atmosphere venus earth author also includes exploring venus benefit scientists despite risks challenge exploring venus author well job persuauding reader venus explored positive effect may author shows conditions venus possible comparing ones earth challenge exploring venus author includes comparison show conditons possible undergo similar earth able identify comparisons author states astonomers fascinated venus may well earthlike planet solar system challenge exploring venus quote shows reader venus much like earth according astonomers using phrase earthlike including astronomers facinated venus author using support others support suggestion studying venus well another way author compares venus earth fourth paragraph states could supported various forms life like earth phrase positive connotation show reader postive similarites earth venus phrase supported various forms life postive connotation author wants give reader hope possible venus may able like earth another way author supports idea venus worth exploring showing explortation benfit scientists showing benefits exploring venus author able say benefits outweigh risks one way author shows benfits stating nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientists float fray quote studying venus would possibly technology benefiting scientists well us authors idea exploring venus author provides reader comparison flying storms flying venus comparison shows author thinks conditions easy flying storm author shows benefits stating scientists seeking conduct thorough mission understand venus would need get close personal despite risks author restated support good way get point across reader using choice words author used author made seem though studying venus need want stating would need get close personal author sufficient job supporting idea exploration venus challenge exploring venus author able show support various forms author compared conditions venus earth used support others well author shows exploring venus would benefit us well scientists reader author able convince providing reader postive comeback would recieved exploring venus well similar conditons would experienced

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every 4 years first tuesday november time president elections one hectic times year winner depend electoral college removed government popular vote responisble electoral college electors go opposite canidates side lost vote wrong argumentative essay argue electoral college taken government one may say electoral college best system voting may cheaters electoral college believers think electors go either side let one canidate win right knowing vote effect less incentive pay attention campaign would president picked popular voteposner electoral college followers agree electors actually selecting winner dont anything people sit back watch electors take power others nothing slumps source one office federal register mention vote candidate actually voting candidates electors means voters friends position elector voters might vote elector theres nothing else really pay attention even though people support electoral college many people source three posner states electors elect president peopleif one gone election theres long process hassle able vote people go craziness vote make vote countfaithless electors occasionally refused vote partys candidate cast deciding vote whomever pleaseplumer paragraph 11 voters wasting time vote electors cheat example one candidate urge win send one electors opponents side opponent loses vote believed would theres electoral college also may fair small state large state gets attention presidential canidates campaign small state said posner fair even people vote small state wont really get recognized bigger states overrule even electors still choose desire electoral college unfair cheating way vote conclude argument electoral college forsure removed citizens favor popular vote electors vote candidates voters enter whole different threshold express political preferance government even voting really truly seen correct way citizens want take stand vote mind believes take electoral college let voters vote actually count

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think keep election popular vote president united states electorial college consist 538 electors majority 270 electoral votes required elect president states entitled allotment electors equals number members congressional delegation one member house representatives plus two senators candidate running president state ha shis group electors presidential election held every four years tuesday first monday november help choose states electors vote president vote candidate actually voting candidates electors know president hasnt done everything said going yet takes time patient people trying whats best everyone 100000 people right help choose new president electorial college avoids problem elections candidate recieves majority votes cast winnertakeall method awarding electoral votes induces candidates focus campain rfforts tossup states voters tossup states likely pay close attention campain

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decades people wonder would like driverless cars today engineeers inventing ways make driverless car productive less risky engineers trying make diverless cars use less fuel todays cars use also making car flexible opinion driverless cars could bad futrure generations driverless car could potentially bad eventhough car driverless car needs person driver seat point driverless car person needs drivers seat case emergency diverless cars still alert drivers take car pulling driveway driverless cars also needs assistant traffic issues roadwork driverless cars totally driverless second reason driverless cars bad need sensing detector could bad sensing detector doesnt work could cause serious effects serious effects could cause sensor doesnt work person could get crash getting killed killing person use sensoring detector car requires huge amounts money driverless cars need massive upgrades existing roads third reason driverless cars bad people get accidents whos fault fault could drivers might putting many attention driverless car fault driverless car alerting driver nobody blame conclusion driverlesss cars bad potentially future generations reason engineers much things improve driverless cars car could cause major distruction made right engineers engineers cars also need work getting car drive needing human drive hope driverless car improve future genration safer

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imagine scenario get ride home texted friend car pulled curve let hitch ride open door walk realize shock one front seat driverless cars becoming reality technology available us great thing would car enhanced sensors would lot help humans could detect respond quicker dangerous situations skidding would make automobile rides much safer smart cars would beneficial would increase safety improve convenience car drive fantasy still remains future however companies access technology needed radar lidar two different sensor systems utilized car view surroundings person driving safety vehicle compromised many different things cars around driving mental awareness driver conditions road blink eye two cars collide drivers paying attention lose control car sensors cause car apply brakes individual wheels reduce power engine allowing far better response control human driver could manage aloneparagraph 5 shows car aid person driving car passage also notes improvements technology improve driving safety increased safety sensors built car one asset convenience already stated sensors signal automatically adjust wheels brakes car still places human skill needed paragraph 7 outlines situations navigating work zones around accidents means human driver must remain alert take overthe car mus ready quickly get drivers attention whenever problem might ariseparagraph 7 would much convenience driver would focus attention road needed textingcalling driving huge problem smart cars would solve problems drivers would notified assistance needed could go back previous activity right incident smart cars would great replace way travel improved safety passengers convenience driver qualities would helpful article driverless cars coming shows progress made towards right may access road coming real possibility getting closer closer every day

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planet earth much common planet venus therefore good idea study venus challenge exploring venus author explains studying venus chance people willing take author goes support idea author wonderful job supporting idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers visiting venus would open opportunities space exploration understanding learning landscape features would expand knoweldge scientists well astronauts author states venus sometimes nearest option planetary visit crucial consideration given long time frames space travel paragraph 4 national aeronautics space administration determined discover features venus comparison earth much planning create machine order survive landing experiments conducted plethora approaches survive landing nasa anxious set foot venus nasas current research consists innovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knoweledge venus paragraph 6 nasa clearly views exploration venus necessary assembling multiple machines order gain better understanding planet determined explore venus nasa inventing machines withstand dangers dangers factor starting extreme temperature difference temperature venus eight times hotter earth meaning chances human surving slim none weather venus consists atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide temperatures average 800 degrees farenheit paragraph 3 conditions venus far drastic many humans ever experienced however studies completed knoweledge gained worth struggles hard work put dangers present author makes clear voyage worth risk trip would advance space exploration grant scientists oppurtunity study unfamiliar life forms nasa currently assembling types machines attempt make safe landing venus dangers determine features machine must include exploration possible right machine inform world new discoveries

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cowboy rode waves author talks seagoing cowboys program program help victims save many cities would soon start war luke went atlantic ocean 16 times help ww2 victims help community grow rebuild city 1000 victims world war happens imagine many animals killed one way could join seagoing cowboys would simply sign since luke claims signed stated text could also join unrra get opportunity get choose every branch could help victims need even though luke signed help cattle boat got go sight seeing china acroppolis venisitaly panama canal time luke cattle boat text states things aunts farm help sea one day bad storm hit landed animal pens landed pice metal could work days broken ribs happy alive animals shipped crew would play lots fun games done 9 times getting dropped also crossed atlantic ocean 16 times job helped get awareness everything people needed join helped victims getting new home rebuilding city luke enjoyed job loved playing crew animals loaded luke job little adventure right conclusion luke loved job adventure text states opened new world raised awareness know survive

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think carfree cities 90 percent americans idea may sound outrageously retarded well car car extremely important form transportation also think harm cars done past decades global warming levels rose dramatically cars one many reasons think deaths involved car accidents stopped learn manage car usage im saying cars banned used country definitely need less dependent cars places already started movement carfree cities like vauban germany given cars adjusted whole new life style article carfree cities paragraph 3 women named heidrun walter shares opinion car always tense im much happier way beneficial people actually like idea lets think air pollution rose global warming levels ask someone whats biggest reason global warming first thing would come mind almost everyone would air pollution caused cars isnt us going everywhere world places finding solutions problem example article paris bans driving due smog paragraph 1 says days nearrecord pollution paris enforced partial driving ban clear air global city thats perfect example limiting car usage extremely beneficial us earth people may ask limit car usage well ride bike work take public transportation also walk riding bike work walking need go advantage many americans inactive due cars take anywhere go walk ride bike youre going youre helping like every day way manage car usage would helpful think take big step want make difference earth air pollution achieve dont necessarily carfree learn manage car usage make big help would less air pollution global warming levels would drop could less car accidents less deaths advantages limiting car usage could save lives earth

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article making mona lisa smile author presenting explaining new technology made human computer communication article talks technology created alter learning curve new generations children new technology could completely change way new generation learns taking little movement face mathematical putting face numbers example paragraph six author says example smile web ad appears screen similar ad might follow author tells new face decoder could change learning path choosing slow confused keep follow lesson author supporting claim new technology belong classroom author supports bhis claim first paragraph says shes 83 percent happy9 percent disgusted 6 percent fearful 2 percent angry technology author talking whole time put leonardo da vincis painting mona lisa face one zeros incredible machine help youth think everyone agree new technology author talks best helping hand students computer could student personal tutor revolutionary turn eduacation students author also talks testing reader article making make smiling face paragraph seven testing felt happier making facial expression tensing muscles facial expression actually give expressions facial movement article gives plenty prove show machine could benefit students article points clear strongly backed behind gives every expression new technology good

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driverless cars could helpful seem safe already used google could help people disabilities make unable drive go need go first using sensors help navigate developing special roads smart roads test tracks built 1950s general motors built concept car could run special track embedded electrical cable sent radio signals receiver front end car engineers berkeley tried something similar used magnets alternating polarity car could read polarities using binary code proved expensive started putting sensors cars postionestimating sensors video camera mounted near rearview mirror four automotive radar sensors gps receiver internal motion sensor second seemed far away making driverless car sebastian thrun founder google car project believes technology finally begun catch dream 2013 bmw announced development traffic jam assiatant car would able handle driving speeds 25 mph special touch sensors makes sure drivers keeps ahold wheel cars yet fully driverless steer accelerate brake designed notify driver rooad ahead requires human skills manufacturers hope bring incar entertainment information systems use headsup displays displays would turned instantly driver needsto take way incar system acctually safety feature third problem laws prohibiting uses testing driverless cars traffic laws written assumption safe car human driver control time california nevada florida district columbia led country allowing limited use semiautonomous cars manufacturers believe states follow soon cars proven reliably safe traffic laws change new laws needed order cover liability case accident automakers still continuing work assumption problems ahead solved therefore driverless cars could helpful seem safe already used google theres telling whats come future driverless cars

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author wants suggest studying venus worthy article talks venus curios planet know venus closest distance erath venus twin planet density size venus sometimes arounf coner really close earth humans sent numerous spacecratf land clouddraped world mission see venus previous mission unmanned ands good reason article says numerous factors contributre venus reputation challenging planet human study despite proximity us venus 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets even changelling clouds hugly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere planet surface temperatures 800 degrees fahrenheit conclusion think authors shows lot details suggests taht studying venus wortly strivinv meet chanllenge presented venus valuenot insight gained planet also human curiosity likely lead us many equally

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think studying venus worthy pursuit despite danger presents danger venus way sky come past venus earthlike planet solar system long ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth today venus sometimesbe nearest option planetary visit crucial consideration given long time frames space travel author saying information past informing us new evidence support claim nasa working approaches studying venus simplified electronics made silcon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venus surface lasted three weeks conditions looking back old technology called mechanical computers devices first envisioned 1800s played important role 1940s world war devices make calculations using gears levels require electronics think venus worthy pursuit despite presents

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solar system world different things occur spacemany people scientist ask numerous questions space solar system instance life mars face mars natural landform essay read face mars natural landform three different occurings face appeared marsfirst viking 1 appeared 1976secondly mars global surveyormgs appeared 1998 lastlywe latest mgs grew year 2001 theses exotic discoverings space try find true natural landforms article nasa conspiracy theorists argue whether life mars another natural landform case nasa budget wish saying ancient civilization marsbut image first appeared jpl website reavealing call natural landform turns alien monument aien monument conclusion face mars likely natural landform picture shows martian equivalent buttle mesa landforms common around american west still day scientists conspiracy theorists miht life mars

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single best argument electoral college might call disaster factor electoral college system voters vote president slate electors turn elect president argue favor changing electoral college election popular vote presidents united states perhaps worrying prospect tie electoral vote case election would thrown house representatives state delegations vote president senate would choose vice president given many voters vote one party president another congress houses selection hardly expected reflect people example lived texas instance wanted vote someone youd vote slate 34 democratic electors pledged basic level electoral college unfair voters winnertakeall system state candidates dont spend time states know chance winning focusing tight races swing states anyone good argument putting fate presidency hands swing voters ohio yet make example 2012s election obama received 617 percent electoral vote compared 513 percent popular votes cast romney dont like way senate suppose vote people people vote reason get job official electoral college unfair outdated irrational best arguments favor mostly assertions without much basis reality arguments direct elections spurious best electoral college requires presidential candidate transregional appeal region enough elestoral votes elect president electoral college widely regarded anachromism nondemocratic method selecting president ought overruled declaring candidate receives popular votes winner argued electoral college mehod selecting president may turn potential voters candidate hope carrying states democrats texas example republicans california knowing vote effect less incentive pay attention campaign would president picked populars vote

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dear senator name floridas senator write letter know congress thinking getting rid electoral college electoral college help us pick great president vicepresident muiltiple times might everyones first choice president vicepresident time majority citizens care thier country agree choice president vicepresident arent electing electoral college vote also popular vote might problems within electoral college method getting rid solution always type issue way presidents vicepresidents elected gon na get rid methods one reason getting rid electoral college process wrong decision founding fathers established process constitution type compromise electing president vicepresident vote congress electing president vicepresident popular vote qualified citizens would want break compromise also think fair smaller states popular vote majority larger state wants one president couple small states want another president win likely larger state gets thee president wanted got rid electoral college process popular vote electoral college process also help produce clear winner elections know electoral college process issues like voters able know sure slate electors going vote rare cases electors vote candidant want vote unappealing people dont insurance another issue sometimes close election popular vote winner could lose presidency people dont understand popular president lost immidiently assume electoral college process awful get rid right away electoral college process around since founding fathers around qualified caring presidents amazed us changed country greatergood wellbeing country people electoral college process something stay us long time see next presidents us future

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real benefit automatically operated car would train everyday person operate brilliant vehicle doubting terrible idea think way wrinkle cant ironed one big shot car enthusiast keep making automated cars car going worth later car shows would die car auctions would die idea car collection would die cars would go history technology involved fascinating truely world passage said alot wireless technologies go automated vehicle laser systems carmers including wifi need communicate cars wireless systems come online hacker modified computers hack mercedesbenz nissan hackers could take car think crime rate would slowely accelerate robbery would go cars could steal incooperates new firewall systems im sure add total price want pay car plus keeping car updated expect peeling open wallet know passage based toward personal car industry high class trucking industry everything probably came truck one point time let automation cars take without caring equipment used get car parts plant vehicles going made part automation kick start left behind another problem lastly making everyday ritual going easy think roads filled auto operated cars anytime soon indeed think technology cars keep becoming advanced surely idea fully operated car appeal anytime soon fun driving still strong people living planet think neccessary eventually right issue last question leave would incooperate full proof systems apply every financial class available anyone wanting buy nissans mercedes benz vehicles

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join seagoing coboys program yell guy walks says would want join asks well see many places world boat sea also help animals get transported safely countrys around world think would like job like animals farmer animals farm animals farmers know lot working bank groccery store friend invited job accepted becasue knew would opportunity life time would want job farmer dont like animals much said guy well like boats never boat said guy take job many things get see never boat befor e would fun love say boats look like asked well really big say big asked um couldnt find right sized thing lets say size base building wow thats big said exitement could see wanted job didnt want join program ask sure want ask one last question get breakfast lunch dinner breaks well yes need meals work boat yes take next guy wanted join hi said whats name paul responded hey paul oh yea forgot luke luke bombomberger asked good responded want join seagoing coboys program ask think couple conserns said great ask well want know get see family often asked get see family month ok ask guess conserns well guess one ill sign thanks coming say walked door hello say next person hi said grumpy voice want sign mom jsut told come look job said might like one hate boatsand also hate animals goodbye wow guy rude say done day talking agruging people bye

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decline use motor vehicles would greatly help whole world many unique ways importantly cars awful effect enviornment eliminating motor vehicles together would remove many polutants effecting eviornment also removing cars great effect community well helping places grow prosper finally thought limiting car usage trending rapidly common man well higher ups government cars produce 12 europes greenhouse gases 50 americas greenhouse gas high levels greenhouse gas absorb heat prevent leaving earths atmosphere causing rise temperature better known global warming second carbon monoxide noxious chemicals released vehicles come together form thick smog somg bad peoples health contaminate land water toxic chemicals order prevent two things lack usage cars necesary todays world like enviornment reduced car usage also benifit community citizens reported much happier way well less tense restrictions cars imposed second lack car usage would caue much denser cities turn buisness staged highways would become local city centers would allow friends live close finally cities imposed bans motor vehicles parks sports centers revived began completely flourish finally laws car usage smiled upon pedestrians people legislative positions fist european places like switzerland france first adopted types rules result events like car free day bogota became big sucess many supporters therefore even president barack obama revealved plan imposed limits usage cars america finally sociological professors like mimi sheller noticed people accepting embracing new anti car policies turn restricting car usage nothing good offer majority cities helping reduce global problem polution helping build bigger tightly knit cities new popular laws imposed many eurpoean countires sonn us result positive effects embraced communities generations come

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driverless cars newer technology greatly advanced twenty first centuary long way away form seeing road evident driverless cars negative impact society safety harzards lack legal laws unreliable technology guaranteed driverless cars safety threat everyone road becasue trusted driverless cars would rely car itslef get somewhere people longer drive people longer able held responsible crashes caused vehicles would controll car known crashes would much likely means death would occur many people become turned away driving road know others controll vehichle todays society laws put place driverless cars would create many conflicts car exist roads said article intentions traffic laws safe car human driver control times means difficult new laws passed support driverless cars since human would controll new laws would need put place evident comes accidents driverless cars people would need aware whose fault technology always issues fails intention trust lives human brain ability think much different way machine would becasue robots machines run technology effictive human brain everyone woudl robots daily activites tell occur socity today unrelliable driving car think predict could possibly happen human brain ability technology driving car ability suddenly break person vehicle would life potientally harmed always reliable trust human knowledge technology safety hazards lack legal laws unreliable technology ways driverless cars negative impact roads driveless cars may seem appealing becuase convience everyone personal taxi driver car negative impact outweights prositive impact

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ever said words wan na travel amazing beatiful world way danger join seagoing cowboys program travel 7 seas see ancient old pyramids see amazing giantic eiffel tower first 7 seas one best places whole entire planet earth took two weeks cross atlantic ocean eastern coast united states month get china ensure possibly 1 family member one great giant seas havent definetly first predict youve always wanted visit one great seas second ancient pyramids huge mystery glowing universe discover feel 8 acres old limestone visit one famous pharohs also infer love adore exprience last least eiffel tower candy brain one best monuments front naked eye paris also alot beautiful sights get one best views top see want see beautiful sky top eiffel tower join seagoing cowboys program travel 7 seas see ancient pyramids see amazing eiffel tower next time want travel think joing seagoing cowboys program opened world

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emotion reading technology rise electronic world new software developed prof huang beckman institute advanced science university illinois help prof sebe university amsterdam purpose technology make computers able read emotions movement facial muscles software currently able define six basic emotions happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness emotionreading technology classroom long doesnt become distraction article explains student taking online lessons learning computer becomes confused bored computer able sense students emotion modify lesson catch students interest help student confused article also says human communication nonverbal includes emotional communication computer able sense emotions student would able learn far regular lesson conclusion believe new technology could benefit students tremendously long students arent exaggerating emotions get desired effects lesson plans since computer adapting student student could also less intimidated intellect causing confident overall

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studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers opinion would like devote life study venus go preform test venus ever makes happy ever author side go waist resources needed go venus begining passage author states human sent numerous spacecraft land clouddraped world previous mission unmanned good reason leads beileve doesnt understand keep trying waisting resources money paragraph four states sister planet inhospitable scientist even disscusing visits surface moves think beileves venus inhospitable shouldnt even waist time experimenting hopes find second earth reading hope take time think importantce article time think go test hopes venus could second earth stay spend time money fixing earth

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cowboy rode waves says luke feed animal go raining also walk slippery ladder next rode cattle greece said life time went thenthe catlle boat trips unbeliveable opportunity small town boy alsohis second job take care animals every hour instance couldnt work ribs wre crack rode different countries says luke always found time fun boardespecially return trips animals unloaded saysbut seagoing cowboy much adventure luke opend world also explains take care horses cows mules shipped overseas next helps countries recover food suppliesanimals 44 nations joined together form unrrafor instance knew opportunity life time luke signed invited europe ride cattle also went new orleans orders said prepared work things take care something said opened world said went different countries world got different jobs also thats convine others

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want join seagoing cowboys program name luke program blast seagoing cowboys progam takes places unique around world want know seagoing cowboys keep reading learn progam one reason join seagoing cowboys get see new places never seen seagoing cowboys best know want visit place would join maybe happen go want see visit went nine trips discharged nineteen fortyseven go multiply rides get discharged second reason open new places people lived one area whole life never many places move would know things area going seagoing cowboys takes different places one area whole life never met animals maybe would get meet even able take care join seagoing cowboys third reason learn earth would join seagoing cowboys would learn lot earth places earth get know earth become smarter know whaat happen seagoing cowboys program helps learn lot animals wildlife join seagoing cowboys definitely like make nine trips learn something new everytime take many trips still enjoy learn think overall great time think join maybe much fun join learn animals learn take care join seagoing cowboys make useful help learn earth open earth see new places want learn things need join seagoing cowboys

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think joining unrra united nations relief rehabilibitation administration would wonderful idea examples great first things first know know job heres go different states continents give food livestock wars fix tore buildings help recreate towns bring loved ones together also remember hard get job like ever get job opportunity unrra better take like luke saidit opportunity lifetime one reason might like unrra possibly like go around world travel would great experience also would like help people would great way also work get back boat go back loading station get play kinds fun games like baseball volley ball table tennis fencing reading even whittling time get payed help people travel play games ever need job would great way get one actually enjoy

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single spacecraft touched venus three decades ever wonder know little venus mars well one reasons single spacecraft landed venus becaiuse thick tmosphere almost 97 carbon dioxide blankets venus whicn resulted spacecraft survinving landing hours theres scientists people believe studing venus worthy pursuit depite kind dangers might cause athour sopports idea studing venus worthy said striving meet chanllenge prensented venus value insight gained also humans curiosity likely lead us many equally statend pragraph 7 conlusion study venus help us learn new information also like earth lot density size also closest distance earth importantly study might make us discover something new like creature pobrably might able discover new rocks scientist decide send spacecraft venus might take decades find venus find way make landing last longer author good suporting details idea im sure happen human beings alwasy cuorius new things

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think lukes point view convincing people go seagoing cowboy trip text states luke joined program lifetime opporortunity text statesluke said would pass anopporortunity lifetime text alo states said seagoing cowboy much adventure opened world another thing luke said makes people moreof countries need text statesthe cattle boat trip unbeliveable opportnity small town boy text also statesluke said awareness stayed leading familly host numberofinternational students exchange visitors many years text also statesluke found time fun board especially return trips animals unloaded another thing luke said grateful opportunity text statesluke got see different countries like chinaand europe text also states luke got tour excavated castle crete another thing luke said sometimes wont happen

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belive alien belive crater rock ther many pictures taken think alein wouldnt look much like human like figure firstit easy target cydonia kinda hard findthere alein monument afterall many photgraphs taken creater look lke human beingon april 82001 couldness summer day appered cydonia roll space craft 25 degrees center thr feildradio talkshows would talk topic oftennasa many diffrent resaons back alein figure second big pop icon litttle alot poeple herd publisicy whole picture nasa sent picturemars around temputer earth lastly think likey life mars think nother reason prove may life marssome sintest clain figure look like acent pharrow photo graping cydonia became priority nasa cunclusion reason nasa making pictures priority find big mistory nasa good edvidance supprt belive figure alien subject mars also sinintest thought allien subject subject proven nonalein cydonia afterall much lava mars wildlife beleve animal life get extinct mars 43 meter per pixel best photo takingh od cydonia

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dear senator honestly think waste time mean point democate republican huh live county whats point seprating us would fine article something else careless government goverenment indiffernt keeps lots secrets citizens country sit day tell agree whole electoral college irrelavant im saying hate country alot things disagree america unfair yeah yeah know dont live worst country ever dont like passage refuse write essay government dont care people less fortunate takes many sacfises help others need government indiffernt many ways america works trade nagotiate countries treat people wrong may know alot govornment stuff still dislike country

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dear senator believe united states deserves someone lead country right thing make independent choices best version every day know choosing leader represent us thats acheive voting dont sure make judgements calls give us better understanding choosing one biggest fought rights right vote everyone wanted vote able use freedom say want represent us therefore think change election popular vote president united states rather relying electoral college electoral collge consists 538 electors majority 270 electoral votes required elect president candidate running president state group electors electors generally chosen candidates political party given says responsibilities said think getting rid electoral college eliminate biased decisions create freedom responsibilities people us use judgement choose think best represent country electoral college selected heavy say chosen big responsibilty responsibility duties look candidate one mind set one point view make unbiased judgement make unbiased call would mean put away thoughts judgements really get good understanding people truly need back 1960 states segregationists louisiana legislature nearly succeeded replacing democratic electors new electors would oppose john f kennedy tell something like happen well choose keep electoral college well could people country would making decisions well worrying comes fear tie election would thrown house representatives state delegations vote president state casts one single vote single vote wyoming representing 500000 voters could much say 55 representatives california represent 35 million voters therefore election really swing voters away disaster winnertakeall system candidates really dont spend time campaigning states think chance winning really focusing bigger states votes also unfair people right vote get say want represent country electoral college really takes away many rights freedoms people us doesnt give us chance say studies even show 60 percent voters would prefer direct election kind well biased voting system unfair system due fact popular vote winner could loose electoral college voters would bad decision keep electoral college especially electoral voters decision swayed something president president voters biased unfair judgemented calls one electoral college voter certain view candidate could well share somehow persuade voters decisions due one persons thoughts points view candidate one person easily influence many peoples judgements would cause choose poorly go pressure persons thoughts electoral college many cons would make bad decision keep system go biased unfair advantage believe best thing us voting system would abolish electoral college keep popular vote system everyone say acheive great things country thank keeping thoughts mind madison

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dont belive machine classroomlike think unnessisary something tells students instead using every day class find feeling teacher get know students better know feel might wrong machine aloud schools student upset something might get around kinds kids might come ask wrong think want know someone truly feeling ask talk instead walking sad unhappy loney would weird talk class mates schools learn find every day moods time show teachers get know student find feel might cosing problem dont want talk leave alone wanting know student feeling use machine find hwo feeling ask instead walking us mad say machine school tells people feeling wrong shows human contact look someone machine tells feeling get know students better

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1976 viking 1 spacecraft orbiting planet mars taking new pictures mankind see passing strip mars called cydonia snapped picture would cause uproar space exploration new picture showed seemed human face days later nasa reveled pictures world see instant hit conspiracy theorist fast make speculations ancient alien architecture something sort nasa said face geograghical coincidence alien stucture mars one reason consiracy theorist could beleive could alien stucture resolution first picture low paragraph 10 says 43 meters per pixel best 1976 viking photo shows photo didnt give compelling evidence life mars soon later nasa supporters claimed face act nature 1998 global surveyor spacecraft new spaceship passed red planet take pictures face mars pictures ten times better last pictures cydonia time new photos clearly showed landform mars man even new pictures conspiracy theorist still bent idea nasa trying cover something spite new pictures people said day photo taken cloudy therefor photos couldnt accurate fact theorists right day photo taken winter says paragraph 8 winter april 98 cloudy time year red planet facts show landmass could indead hidden clouds however nasa still supported claim misinterpreted natural landform nasa never spoke negatively theory set prove wrong april 8 2001 mars global surveyor came face mars took photos resolution 156 meters per pixel highest ever yet pictures showed would butte mesa earth landforms common cydonia pictures realistic high resolutioned photos hard conspiracy theorists still say face mars even says paragraph 11 objects picture like airplanes ground egyptianstyle pyramids even small shacks could see conclusion face mars supported supported nasa proven photographic evidence natural occurance conspiracy theorists say martian civilization think nasas facts believable science back claim hope future people base beleifs science fictional conspiracy theories

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theres new car coming called drivless car cars bad car handle driving functions sppeds 25 mph car cant alot also cant help lost also kill people driveless car get control car ony car talk cars talk take places let tell things called fancy car first driveless car bad alot sympaths car gps still get lost without gpsit come cameras put camera car plus google car well cars provide things dont make car better car good car drive steer even tho special touch sensors make sure drivers keeps hold wheel lose controls turn kill child person still navigate work zones around accident even tho passage say driver watches road car watches driver driver get accident lets say deer cross highway driver slows car jump back driver trouble killing animal mostly injured time dont think people buy smart cars sometimes cars take shouldnt text call anyone driving loud destack driver people think stay still put cars good driving tell text call like smart phone press wrong button driving law focus keeping drivers pedestrians safe make date cars nobody know drive yet know wouldnt seem dangerous car even good senses car tells need opinion would tell people get call neither lose life others

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youve waitng six months today finally day take drivers test beyond excited finally get drive without parents something exciting behind wheel one control able drive car car feels awesome driverless cars get feeling complete control development driverless cars driver isnt control technology screws whos blame scene accident something satisfying able drive car knowing complete control little scary person control make responsible aware surroundings driverless cars like even though alert complicated traffic could still doze middle watching movie google make cars completely driverless point keeping eyes road car already technolgy today impressive come long way still isnt perfect human senses driving road driverless car fall asleep sudden car crashes dirt flew one sensors actually driving car would able avoid situation aware surroundings always glitches technolgy something could always go wrong case accident blame company person car well driverless car right driver able things normaly cant done driving company driverless car might say drivers fault becasue asleep texting general conflict whos fault reality normal car would drivers fault driverless cars wouldnt able give thrill behind wheel technolgy perfect event accident blame driverless cars really show developed technolgy become comes safety already drunk drivers roads dont need driverless cars getting accidents well

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facial action coding system isnt really practical classroom mean sure someone could say good phycology class pay much money book shows signs see would want get things find click button waste money study emotions already figure happy mad sad depressed pay alot money machine tell already know already instinct figure emotion calculate everyday instructions idiotic supposed show emotion cant raise lip squint eyesthe thig would good plastic surgery show muscles moving inconclusion waste money system self pointless get nowhere dont think facial action coding system ing school systems anywhere except plastic surgery school

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think facial action coding system valuable also doesnt harm think ther shouldnt agument shouldnt event ths type technology making types inventions even helpful facil action coding system many inventions becoming advanced technology capable developing interesting inventions many students also times problems trying fihure feeling tell one feel agree facial action coding system valuable ould used goods technology used many thing good way ecample like author wrote article make changes many things seeing emotions sudents face example ones homwork book reading reading face expresions use technology good person find new things make changes things boring sad anything making someone intirested something make intiresting opinion people make stories news papr aricles want work seen get many reviews figuring one really intirested good way know many people like new developments type work becomes advanced could something good opinion think valuable harm one heps one could stood helped technology could used many thing also new invention helpful many also intiresing way works well diveloped know human face works changes makesevery time diffirent expression thats think development valuable

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use facial action coding system classroom would make kids teacher feel weird sytem used classroom would want progam determed emtions class article say imagine computer knows youre happy sad dont think would wrong nobody wants system tell feel like telling someone ugly class would cause kids happy try show emtions facial coding system might great student people aricle says process begins computer constructs 3d computer model face 44 major muscles means muscles body would work use technology read emotions right part giving peole show feel aleady dont think need program tell us feel woulds waste coding way people feel making show emtion feeling coding system show six basic emotions happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness machine tell feel believe taking away way expessing ourself way hsowing people show feel nobody wants machine tell us facial coding system sounds cool great idea something telling us wha feeling good idea taking away human emotions express taking away something human need use articel say facial expressions emotion universal mean sound like sounds like tell pown emotion conclusion feel facial coding system school anywhere else article telling us good coding works way feeling telling us would feel something scanning face telling feel something people need school like saying minute walk somewhere system scanning fae see feel believe already tell feel share emotions happy sad angry fear disgust etc facial coding system tell feeling even world

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article read making mona lisa smile creator art frew normally felt cheerful like shes normal act half happy always good mood bad look art created leonardo da vincis tell mood like slightly smile also dont care type person like shes happy also careless whats going things around slight smile face shows shes always angry smerk like something kinda naughty something shes giving like kinda evil eye picture also actions look around shess look like lonely river thoughtful place think sets ut fact coloring donest really color much copy real one got slight color alot bright type color ehh type like bright like express feelings shes happy therefor dont need

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claim story people trying see people feeling picture trying hdie thir emotions quote story imagine able dectect exactly people feelings even trying hide emotions mona lisa picture 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent fearful 2 percent angry schools computers sofware recognize emotions dr huang terying find better ways humans computers communicate suing alot techology find people emotions picture know people lok picture people wan na know person feeling picture dr huang putting computer constructs 3d trying put 44 muscles model must move like human muscles eckman classified six basic emotions like happiness suprise anger disgust fear sadness picture going type face expression depends type face person picture looking like even mouth depend face expression good bad tighting lips show anger round people tell face expression look face lot us would trouble actually describing facial trait conveys happy face expressions depend hair looks hair looks place probably bad hair looks nice probably happy conclusion find someone feelsing look ing face hai face looks like actors reproduce smilling frowning moving facial muscles expresses emotions also may even help produce whoever thought making faces could reveal much science emotions

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face mars could alien monument may argue made ancient civilization would know lower resolution camera orbiting make way shadows would produce face even cloudy day high resolution images martian mesa look like face details showen proves fact natural land form simular ones ones earth jim garvin statedit reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho useing rule thumb higher resolution shows details face aliens come dont even see evidence buildings around built monument like would take time build turn liveing accomadations would needed workers pictures show none although may beleve life mars please acumulate proof saying fact universe big yes possible universe big proof life mars hope would sway thoughts

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imagine able detect someone feeling feeling sad mad happy excited even really furious tell would like told facial expression looking camera computer well got new software devolped improves accuracy perceiving emotions others new software called facial action coding system like call computer decides feeling today like 83 happy 9 disgusted 6 fearful 2 angry heres works computer constucts 3d model face 44 major muscles model must move like humans muscles one movment one muscles called action unit reconize movments facial muscles opinion think really stupid people like call nonvaluable company creating types softwares instead making something resourceful like making software program every gun passed metal detector gives alert like put micro chip gun whenever gun passes metal detecor alerts computer goes schools instead making facial expressions cameras computer tell us mad sad angry recall helps us oh right helps us fix tone atitude opinion think software facial action coding system really nonvaluable cause instead helping community making useless programs cause could make ther facial action coding system work able reconize happy mad sad think could able create way better resourceful program maybe even better program could help save lives know opinion maybe people really like im saying think classroom full students would say

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1976 something weird discovered mars viking 1 spacecraft snapped picture something almost looks like face mars could sign need find life mars lot people saying face others think natural landform also pictures captured 1998 2001 face became pop icon appeared hollywood films magazines books even radio talk shows although quite reasons think face personally think natural landform yes many reasons thinking next couple paragraphs state reasons one firsts reasons thiking natural landform many landforms naturally made like around earth natural landforms earth would probably natural landforms planet mars article garvin says reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars second reason would sorda resembles face really theres high chance could mountain shadows resemble eyes nose mouth see picture 2001 almost doesnt even look like face like mountain sorts look 1976 photo distance resemble face camera quality improved time look much like face anymore another reason unlikely bthere imprint face planet mars even though would basicaly always look change looks like natural landform change looks time rott decompose stuff opinion decayed somewhat definintaly stayed 3 pictures significant difference could rom better camera technology quality though seems better quality makes look less like face though reasons final reason face mars proof think life mars makes right unlikely maybe even impossible face unlikely natural landform though realize many reasons wrong face think natural landform conclusion likely face mars natural lanforn face

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facial action coding systen valuable classroom facial action coding system valuable classroom students fake smile theyre sad troubled students want help dont want bother people problems stay quiet fake smile facs teachers students able tell students emotions help student also helpful tell student bored student bored heshe likely pay attention facs teachers able tell student bored make learning little fun way students able pay attention get educated also facs tell student scared students might going something theyre scared someone something students dont know tell could threatened someone facs able tell student scared teachers students finally help student scared see faca valuable classrooms

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going place place car surely fastest way possible compared taking crowded bus train car wonderful get space noisy people around turn music way wanted yes thats great thought consequences well consequences per say bad side effects car biggest reason heavy car usage pollute air harm environment well people think cars arent biggest reason air polluted use excuse keep driving smog rivaled beijing china known one polluted cities world quoted source 2 smog mentioned usage cars pairs smog heavy could toxic bad health heavy car usage pay strong role pollution since people car use time could imagine bad air right due high smog levels paris put ban using cars someone use cars would charged 22euro fine 31 usd ban later lifted oddnumbered plates smog cleared enough pairs wasnt one ban cars quoted source 1 vauban germanyresidents upscale community suburban pioneers going soccer moms commuting executives ever gone given cars vauban germany completly taken away cars unlike people cant live without car 2 days whole community without one much longer car always tense im much happier way said heidrun walter quoted source 1 without car nothing worry term live much happier lives also save money since dont pay gas doesnt sound good dont go extremes giving car completly limiting amount times use car would fantastic start everyone around world limits amount time use car half even quarter air around us would much clean happy alternatives using car going train bus yes know said little unappealing rather suffer couple minutes bus train long term effects polluted environment dont like idea going public transportation car pooling friend wants drop somewhere thats way work anyhow give beats drive car get pollution air stated source 4 curious kind car people drove young people dont really car car means getting b bart doesnt work bart reffering bay area rapid transit see even young people would rather take public transportation available cutting car usage also mean get go walks usual walking important health also environment since course walking doesnt cause pollution stated source 3 parks sports centers also bloomed throughout city uneven pitted sidewalks replaced broad smooth sidewalks rushhour restrictions dramatically cut traffic new restaurants upscale shopping districts cropped happend bogota colombia ever since day without cars started community outdoor lives improved dramatically walking give chance get fresh air cool minds things might dealing dont want walk alone walk friend get know better dont sit car talking phone cars made people less interactive invite friends go walking park mall maybe catch movie something else along lines walking biking skatebording fun alternative distract mind activities find fun enjoyable way get fom one place next without use car americas love affair vehicles seems cooling adjusted population growth number miles driven united states peaked 2005 dropped steadily thereafter quoted source 4 amazing start us us slowly growing away cars well seem little less interested years ago still long way go strongly believe going without cars using cars less real benefit society us individuals

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use facial technology classroom fantastic idea teacher knows student feeling maybe behavior problems could avoided test scores could start rise teacher knows feeling maybe adjust teaching little might understand think possibilities could happen school used facial technology students get angry throughout day teachers hiding angry one thing tips boat cause big scene occur new facial technology things like could avoided whoever classroom would know feeling today might even good thing use technology teachers students teachers get angry upset using technology could help student know techer struggling little bit maybe give easier day could also allow students help better teachers mood things may get little better test scores could really benefit new technology tecaher knows student bored confused lesson could become modified teacher would know maybe one student even whole class understanding taught teacher could whatever think right try fic lesson bottom paragraph two dr huang says stated sentence think test scores would sky rocket teachers knew student still confused maybe afriad ask question techers also knows student afraid ask question could help teacher know maybe boost students cofidence teacher could find maybe could simply run lesson ask student might need little extra help paragraph three says technology already identify six basic emotions fear one emotion learned recongnized teacher could really help solve problem many possibilities could come technology students could use teachers also friends kids tend joke around realize hurting someones feelings could allow kids know far occured like almost kids afraid stand say something hurt feelings new technology may help problems bullying maybe bystanders bullying would see truly upset attacked person feeling kids really good job pretending things hurt reality hurt lot know article say anything huge possibility could used want help kids way technology would help much school many problems occur schools could potentionally bypassed technology students teachers could benefit technology say works school advancements could come new technology idea future holds could big part future helping us unerstand little

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cars drive seem fututistic close successfully making car like many obvious benefits manufacturing cars like think important benefit enviroment benefits wont many deathly car crashes would still able take control vehicle needed shouldnt scared make change could potentialy change future better enviroment severely suffered massive carbon footprint generations left big issue air polluted big factor billions people use cars world self driving car would use half fuel cars today use could greatly decrease pollution big cities world car crashes one biggest contributors death rate many innocent people die every day due people paying attention road google car somewhat driverless hasnt crashed even though driven half million miles technology would used cars would smart enough drive safely alert person vehicle human assistance needed ability save many men women children allowing self driven cars transport us many skeptical people think giving control could lead accidents car senses danger ahead alert person need take someone notices something car doesnt put hands wheel people could still drive cars felt necessary wouldnt fully giving control take right back see many benefits making self driven cars possibility minor negative things fixed doesnt compare positive results gaurentee vehicle might bring enviroment much better healthier air breathe use less fuel death rates go save future generations safe cars finally anything happen take back control car second people world thank us bringing self driven car streets

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dontt think use facial action coding system school messing privacy kids come school ivasion personal space dont like idea machine would watching trying find feeling good side see well example could used help person depressed really sad could help person talk someone get help need also catch student lying teacher despite things still think like invading someone elses privacy could also malfunction say student one thing really isnt things like could lead alot misunderstandings confusion well okay use objects like paintings dont think would good idea use humans persons emotions always needs shared people want express feel dont dont students choice dont think would fair students become okay use wouldnt really feel comfortable machine classroom conclusion believe technology used schools people matter think want say feel shouldnt let machine us feel shoud used objects even though pretty neat machine still shouldnt put schools

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electoral college fundamental way electeing us persident us 200 years change work founding fathers george wsahington thomas jefferson benjamin franklin like old quote anit broke dont fix reasons people want elminate electoral college way works example live texas want vote john kerry youd actualy vote slate 34 democratic electors pledged kerry knows win statewide election go congress kerry called electors dont even hold public office first place get picked many people congressional men women want eletoral college gone close calls make think pick favored didnt favor country like 2000 fiasco one biggest election crisis century mention 1960 john f kennedy many segregationists replaced democratic electors new ones would oppose kennedy yet even oppose partys candidate choose states even send two slates happened hawaii election thankfully vice persident richard nixion validated opponents electors made sure without giving percent still people say state like california whos population apromximently 35 million people 2 senates get say thats may make difficult rhode island aswell minimal population bad like others large amount illeagal emmagints cant get vote citizenship need vote ones offten dont know theyre voting basic level seems unfair winnertakeall system say keep electoral college vote ties us house rep senate choose winners house persident senate vice persident one choose govern therefore choose want give benefit doubt

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machine identify human emotions doesnt seem valuable facial coding system nessesary students classroom therefore seem benitficial students facial expressions emotion universal meaning everybody way expressing others emotions one say another say sad theres really need system tell expression time obviously tell expression plain simple classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored instead computer idenfitying students emotions doesnt teacher actually go student ask everthing fine ask needs help anything rather computer work everybody going feel atleast worth shot try dr huang colleague experts developing better ways human computers communicate already enough technology kind obsticales everyday thing us humans develop technology doesnt seem useful emotional expression students classrooms dont even use textbooks anymore use ipads online assignments online textbooks technology overrated echman classified six basic emotions happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness emotions everybody everyday computer identifies expressions person nessesary student come class knowing happy facs way conclusion facs valuable students classroom much better stop waisting money e could use something else like putting education students actually want learn rather telling students emotional expression computer reading therefore benitficial valuable

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dear senator electoral college big serious huge problem super complicated mean vote someone someone else gets vote person originally voted sense make whats wrong direct campaign 538 electors theres space even vote wed thrown decision house representatives old fashioned group people get decide future please theyre living 70s dont find fair people election suppose voted people people voted people electoral college decide possibility tie let house representatives decide ridiculous doesnt sound election people people decide sound much better electoral college wants vote bad go local polls vote like everyone else since winnertakeall system state candidates dont spend time states know chance winning solely focus swing states 2000 17 states never saw candidates voters 25 largest media markets didnt see one campaign ad state legislatures technically responsible picking electors electors always defy people country built democratic ground country meant free free electoral college anachronism vote presidential candidate youre actually voting slate electors personally dont want vote slate electors especially vote candidate choice long ago 2000 al gore popular vote didnt get presidential placement electoral college perferred bush look country completely biased unfair irrational downright wrong wasting much time trying figure even gets president voting day tuesday first monday november dont even get started one dont even get figure new president january im telling system corrupt best fix know thank mr senator

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know seagoing cowboy program whole tons ideas seagoing cowboy maybe seagoing cowboy seagoing cowboy youll help countries recover food supplies animals maybe youll able take care horses young cows muled animals animal lover probbaly youll take care animals took care animals ship taking care animals crossings kept busy seagoing cowboy benefited besides helping people side benefit seeing europe china youll go places might ever go life time got see europe china wasnt seagoning cowboy program probbaly wouldnt seen europe china seagoing cowboy much adventure opened world im grateful opportunity seagoing cowboythe seagoing cowboy program made aware people countries needs want seagoing cowboy sign help countries needs also helping take care animals probbaly seeing places youll never go youre seagoing cowboyalso open world opened world youre interested sign today waiting sign today

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driverless cars become reality first reason driverless cars become reality malfunction badly injure possibly kill people inside car driverless cars run animal human possibly kill living front couple tires pop swearve road road beside injure people inside inncocent people car didnt see happened second reason think could get hacked get send wrong direction people get lost never find way back safe place someone hack driverless cars end killing people inside outside car controling gps important parts car third reason believe smart cars possibly like driverless cars get virus mess engine everything important car know experiance car v get virius fixed properly believe driverless car get many viriuses check properly getting fixed conclude argument driverless cars danger nature people inside surrounding car driverless cars get hacked hurt people cars need driver time driverless cars get many viriuses malfunction destroy important car

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help seal deal faces nautural land forms something supernatural even knowing nasa wishes ancient people living mars doesnt mean actually may smart people proof done type living clearly state everything get facts research strictly nothing else people doubting nasa abviously idea talking think nasa purposley lying us say faces normal common one different shadowing help look like adifferent face shown many faces land forms like past would understand first one maybe would give litlle reason doubt like nasa says seen similair things like earth tell going isnt anything different special us understand would think something crazy special really nasa selves got happy nothing well got another look said thought something havent seen ended something really see ebery dat bases nasa also stated types cameras used would easily made clear people normal cameras zoom close would able see anything moved could see thing oving day clouds sky normal mars said look small stacks things moved even pyramids yet nothing abnormal situation people make even less since happen normla land normal planet like mars mars similair planet happen breath taking happens well say shortly live dthis little moment ended old stuff place cyndonia common place find landforms shapped knows suspicious norml time said think taht face would bring much attention mars absolutly right makes sence poeple think different mean everybody point view thuings wil stick consider selves right still prove wrong people always perspective things matter means mostly everybody one disagrees one way another since opened world manny different ways makes whole lot easier make assumptions nad way thinking comes starge normal situation poeple even seen thingslike moon didnt phaze single person people days think pull leg

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prove wasnt done aliens ive read passage found new highresolution images 3d altimertry nasas mars globel survey spacecraft reveal face mars marsfor really called mesa twenty five yaers ago somthing funny happened around mars nasas spacecraft circling around planet days laternasa unveiledthe imaage see although scientist believed face alien artifact photographing cydonia became priority nasa mars global surveyor mgs arrived red planet sseptember 1997 eighteen long years viking missions ended true aliens mars aliens real also nasa even said mars said accident happened september 1997 also april 51998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia first timemicheal malin mars obiter camera moc team snapped picture ten times sharper original viking photos

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25 years ago face happend mars people say face mars came aliens face known figure nasa discovered found aliens created object came natural fact apirl 5 1998 mars global surveryor flew cydonia first time viking discovered face 22 years ago 1976 michael milan mars orbiter camera moc team snapped photo ten times sharper oringial viking photos witch revelaved natural landform said mars global surveyor team people convinced face natural landform due haze winds also cloudy time see face camera conspriacy theorists said perhaps skeptic alien markings hidden haze april 8 2001 almost 3 years later cloudless summer day mars global surveyor drew close face mars roll 25 degrees center face field view said gravin malins team captured extraordinary photo using cameras absolute maximum resolution pixel spans 156 meters compared 43 meters per pixel best 1976 viking photo finally prove face mars natural landform still day conspiracy theorist believe face mars natrual making

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story cowboy rode waves luke cowboy rode waves helped people europe war world 2 luke went europe help people didnt shelter food animals luke graduated highschool friend asked wanted go europe luke knew couldnt pass opportunity lifetime up44 nations joined together form unrra ther united nations relief rehabilitaton administration unrra hired seagoing cowboys take care horses young cowes mules shipped overseas luke signed luke wanted help people didnt go wouldnt like help people luke get free time boat got see venice italy also toured excavated castle crete mareled panama china got see many things many people dont get chance ever see aventure took weeks cross atlantic ocean eastern coast united states month get china hard work keep ever animal safe alive long journey animals could died sickness cancer lot thing like getting excercie heping aunt katies farm boy prepared luke hard work dangers sea lukes second trip luke served night watchman job awas cheack animals every hour one rainy night making hourly report captian slid slippery ladder backside lukes haert raced shot feet firt toward opening side ship small strip metal along edge stopped slide keeping flying overborad dark atlantic happy alive couyld work coulpe days vraked ribs really happy alive ok craked ribs alive reasons people like luke became going seagoing cowboy like help people need need food shelter dont go europe see everything fun care people

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based read think limiting car usage great idea two reasons think good idea also help envieroment less accidents deaths possible countrys already cars period may need cars type vehicle need kind transportation cant always walk eventually hurt us walk always like says source 1 paragraph 2 vaubans streets completly car free means accidents amd less traffic florida many vehicles need would something different maybe less accidents help enviroment u think sometimes leave cars turned destroys enviroment live prefer vehicles better resourcefull easier travel

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united states known life liberty pursuit happiness thats also known different freedoms made available fair government electoral college system states choose representatives vote president past big debate whether process fair electoral college fair trustworthy many reasons imagine picked representative said going vote person wanted president sadly ended changing mind could end president dont like believe voters dont total control electors vote doesnt sound fair everyone allowed vote people would able ensure vote counted towards person wanted towards candidate based multiple polls presidents popular vote lost electoral vote means candidate chosen people become president founding fathers fought hard rights right fair vote problems unfair vote almost sounds impossible could tie presidential election almost happened past votes close couple thousand seperated victor loser would happen votes came tied election would become president im sure people could argue electoral college could fix problem dont believe could since less people making descision electoral college process even likely could tie one person vote another way could equivalent 1000 people voting way also electoral college electors recieve rewards candidate wins people state even whole country supported electors helped make descision deserve recognition electoral college fair trustworthy process americans control candidate electors choose vote also better chance catastrophic tie america fair giving people opportunities deserve lets give americans chance fair vote z

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guys bored home got nothing join program first program seagoing cowboys seagoing cowboys program take care horses young cows mules shipped overseas seagoing cowboys like adventure ever next sign europe boy luke sign life time adventure went panama canal crete china luke crossed atlantic ocean 16 times pacific ocean twice help people affected world war ii takes two weeks cross atlantic ocean get china luke busy whole time care full working one rainy night luke slid slippery ladder backside still alive also found time fun board especially return trips animals unloaded cowboys played baseball volleyball games tabletennis tournament fencing boxing reading whittling games also helped pass time last open world fun sometimes group done empty holds animals housed join become seagoing cowboys

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