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would rather change voting popular president united states electoral college simply complicated electoral 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 see thats really confusing new guy mean cant simply two groups group votes chose president elect simple right yah thought also ways 23rd admendment constitution district columbia allocated 3 electors treated like state purposes electoral college reason following discussion word state also refers district columbia candidate running president state group electors electors generally chosen candidates political party state laws vary electors selected responsibilities goodnes complicated people understand another example presidential election held every four years tuesday first monday november help choose states electors vote president vote candidate actually voting candidates electors states winner take system awards electors winning presidential candidate however maine nebraska variation proportional representation see thats mean real complicated stuff

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seagoing cowboys program fun program get travel world would get see excavating castle crete fun traveling world would boat crosses atlantic ocean would go europe china cattle boat would take greece see acropolis whole trip help people also go venice italy would also cross panama canalwhich fun go trip would start watchman every hour would check animals report back captian would lot hay feed horses also play games ship horses favorite game played baseball lots games play nine trips total trip fun lot things impotant thing whole trip helping people got take care animals come onthis trip take time go places really hope convinced come fantastic trip

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driverless cars thing past many companies believe creating driverless car step froward could also step back driverless cars hev today require human take wheel something requires human skills however car alert driver still seems dangerous driverless car humans skills still needed important thing consideration driverless car safety safety important thing driverless cars still improved project shut driverless car isnt really driverless still requires human skills means driverless car really safe requires human controlling certain points driving construction zone example driver paying attention alerts car crash injuring driver posibbly others around driver conclusion driverless car illegal reason able tested states hopoe idea driverless car seems unsafe certain circumstances driverless car always positive

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venus wothy pursuit despite dangers presents venus planet solar system simple see distant exploring venus challenge present dangers numerous factors contribute venus reputation challeging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venus atmosphera nasa working studying venus first venus sometimes called evening star one brightest points light night sky making simple even amateur stargazer spot simple see distant proved challenging place examine closely exploring venus present dangers planet close sun second numerous factors contribute venus reputation study humansoften reffered earths twin venus closest earth differents factors like density size sometimes distances third even challenging couds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venus athmosphere conditions extreme humans earth high pressure geology weather present additional impediments see naturals reactions like erupting volcanoes earthquakes make difficult study venus nasa working studying venus try differents things using materials differents elements see reaction one example simplified electronics made silicon carbide tasted chamber simulating chaos venus surface lasted three weeks contions conclusion really exploring venus difficult challenge differents factors impidiments humans study close weather high temperatures geology good help know venus reaction like others planets like earth actually nasa trying trying differents projects simple electronics life

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join help say helped country think things people dont also think almost requirement help people go heaven think alot things like think lot others believe love people apparently luke also understands true meaning love even knew opportunity lifetime help people africaasiahaiti places like understand time valuable people give time away make better person using way saying good downs every rose thorns lot time people spend others better luke think good person heart steel make say miss people family go help families think best thing anybody missed momdadauntbrothersisternephewneicesand friend go help people makes wonder hes mason know miss much time taken wasted taken spent 2 weeks trip 16 times reasons ot would could die fog im sayin wouldnt go wouldntlike thought dying brain bet twice thought dying cried know would go wouldnt go 16 times fact sharkssquidoctopiand plenty animals oceans unexplored places earth people die millions times year ocean high paranoia level paranoia would keep toes would scared times 60 foot sharks named megalodons swallow whole plesiosaurs confirmed pacific six gilled shark 20 feet long almost sharks taste drop blood 400 yards away swim underneath boat 335 horses 1 335 bleeding labor tissues bloodi would die would probably heart attack cant stand paranoia friend going let train go prove wasnt scared put little paranoia train gets hot enough crystalize rock make look like silver would friend back water plesiasours started lizards lizards third eye senses changes lighting ripples vibrations shift lighted areas horses make alot noise stomp alot stomping causes vibrations swimming river thought rivers monsters log touched legs freaked swam fast could screaming jeremy wade jeremy wadei water grandpas house boat said hit sand dam never went past clear water dont think stuff like look log stuff like almost pee pants see spider think watching national geographic channel everyday knowing every animal hurts thought one time jamaican cockroach could kill time three four finger long cockroach stood ran towards moms work alot animals ran pig room day figured mom would get mexican rat roach came near fear still

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many people believe conspiracy theoriesthat may sometimes backed evidence examples bigfoot aliens another conspiracy theory face mars 1976 nasas viking 1 spacecraft orbiting planet came across something appered look lot like human face many conspiracy theorists believe landform mars aliens evidence shows face mars nothing aliens modern technolgy allowed us investigate theories like micheal malin mars orbiter camera moc team snapped picture ten times sharper original viking photos thousands anxious web surfers waiting image first appeared jpl website revealing natural landform alien monument paragraph 7 2001 mars global surveyor able take closer look rule thumb discern things digital image 3 times bigger pixal size last visit face mars 2001 scientists able get closer look landform able compare landform mars landforms earth picture actually shows martian equivalent butte messalandforms common around american west reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho paragraph 12 evidence tell landforms mars simliar ones earth making likely caused natural events marss atmosphere scientists nasa enough knowledge done enough reshearch differniate events landforms like face happen natrually unaturally example scientists figured another martian mesa common enough around cydonia one unusal shadows made look like egyptian pharaoh paragraph 2 another insistance nasa shared image face author wrote caption clearly explained landform looked like face huge rock formation resembles human head formed shadows giving illusion eyes nose mouthparagraph 3 see people belive conspiracy theories often evidence back theory reason theories often come movies tv shows face mars since become pop icon starred hollywood film appeared books magizines radio talk show even haunted grocery store checkout lines 25 years people think face bona fide evidence life mars evidence nasa would rather hide say conspiracy theorists paragraph 5 many theories erupt things like movies books right evidence soon able know real facts really understand going around us

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dear state senator strongly believe changing election popular vote president united state changing election may increase hopes people vote passage one sources choose source three called defense electoral college five reasons keep despised method choosing president richard posner second source source two called indefensible electoral college even bestlaid defenses system wrong bradford plumer believe sources two three get point across changing election popular votes president united states changed begin source three called defense electoral college five reasons keep despised method choosing president richard posner one example picking reason tells us map shows breakdown number electoral votes given state meanwhile electoral college widely regarded anachronism nondemocractiv method selecting president elecoral college method democratic modern sense however electors elect president people another example reasons keep despised method choosing president certainy outcomes 2000 dispute outcome electoral college vote possible less likely dispute popular vote example 2012 election obama received 617 percent electoral votes compared romney vote 513 percent popular vote cast people able pick president forth electrol college dont nothing deal people president electoral college stand bases part something belong past present giving candidates plurality moving forward source two called indefensible electoral college even bestlaid defenses system wrong bradford plumer one example picking reason richard nixon jimmy carter bob dole us chamber commerce agreed abolishing electoral college adding alone thanks quirks electoral college winning popular vote lost presidency 60 percent voters would perfer direct election kind know whats wrong electoral college well let tell electoral college system voters vote president slate electors turn elect president pick first electors first place know answer depends state sometimes states conventions states party central committee presidental candidates basic level electoral college unfair voters winnere take system state candidates dont spend time states know chances winning focus tight swings states may chance offical electoral college unfair outdated irrational electoral college system wrong conclude state senator strongly believe changing election popular vote president united state due people choice electoral college changing election may increase hopes people vote source three called defense electoral college five reasons keep despised method choosing president richard posner source two called indefensible electoral college even bestlaid defenses system wrong bradford plumer believe sources two three get point across changing election popular votes president united states changed

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driverless cars thing future doubt comming comming fast believe totaly driverless lifetime would many required updates curent roads along roads laws would updated well believe driverless cars best kind cars reasons although many good improvements modern car seat belts air bags think driverlessness one created many improvements driverless cars still totaly driverless machine take place human even though driverless cars technology needed drive average road still need help get driveways dealing traffic issues car stear thorugh roadwork accidents point driverless car drive another reason driverless cars thing future would require far many updates current road system think would safe mixture driverless nondriverless cars road driverless driver warning take soon enough ran nondriverless car whos fault would driver manufacturer think driverless cars best intrest updates would require another update required would law updates think went driverless cars would make everyone switch driverless cars work article clames like publictransport taxi system would put lot public transportation workers buisness live indiana many states allow test computerdriven cars state wont even test suppost know trust think driverless cars would work us live city would practical town use taxis would access driverless cars think driverless cars best intrest totaly driverless would also require many updates roads laws driverless cars may think future near future

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whome may concern knowledge based sources ive given electorial college strongly beleive abolished seems senseless voting slate electors rather president also anyone office elector means may best person representing vote electors may vote want rather go vote people beleive president elected popular vote would also mean would never tie event tie house representatives would take vote representative wyoming representing 500000 voters would power representative california representing 35 million voters quite clear popular vote would make sense outgrown electorial college nation thank time propername

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dear florida senator keep electoral college electoral college around decades produced founding fathers made compromise two different ways president elected one way slate senators another simply popular vote made citizens could still vote politically advanced senators could make decision electoral college efficiant lets citizens keep votes well favor electoral college instead popular vote helps avoid runoff elections uses winnertakesall method gives equal oppourtunity smaller states runoff elections known gigantic issue popular vote election system 1968 nixon 1992 clinton 43 percent popular votes enough problem complicates presidential electon process electoral college comes hand outcome votes becomes clear way instead dealing tricky numbers percentages electoral college uses winnertakesall method winnertakesall method literal sounds winner takes example someone running president got 301 votes 370 electoral college votes would win need majority 270 votes elected lastly using electoral college benefits smaller states think live maine hawaii somewhere smaller population florida california state would really much impact wins electon although choose state senators end vote theres greater chance state bigger impact naturally balences heavier politically impacting states even though things equal long run larger states population wise get attention states smaller population upsides downsides electoral college political perspective crystal clear better choice citizens popular vote believe unfair voters board senators making big voteimpact president senators highly trusted people know theyre favor electoral college popular vote helps avoid runoff elections uses winnertakesall method gives equal oppourtunity smaller states

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computers many things us idea computer read emotions amazing although belive true believe see paragraph 8 says false smile mouth stretched sideways ising zygomatic major different muscle risorius however may true people someone world 7 billion smiles smiles zygomatic muscle risorius muscle everyone diffrent emotions everyone shows diffrently muscles face say lot emotions feeling belive understand ones emotions clear someone sad tears know person well paragraph 5 artical states instance probably tell friend feeling simply look face paragraph 3 brings eckman classified six basic emotions happiness suprised anger disgust fear sadness way 6 emotions reconized believe computures read emotions

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cars one important inventions ase human beings created help many one occasion cars mostly help transportation way relient rely mostly cars bad thing considering fact future could possibly die cars produce smog goes air bassically created greenhouse affect people use cars hardly dont ever think actually happening use mostly whats thought fast going much time left get going driving car smog released tail pipe usually donsnt affect directly unless really close even momment discnomfert nothing perminent peoiple dont realize smog released car gose directly atmosphere abundance smog acumulates creating green house affect needed stop stop driving ingeneral scincde cat done paris done sertain laws prevent people drive day monday motorist even numbered license plates suffer 22 euro fine would apply odd numberd plates next day would make people stop driving much ang go walk location isnt far walking isnt bad people would probably think people already normal basis people could argue weather gloomy raining dont want get wet mayor bogota said rain hasnt stopped participating states day cars like bogota dose day cars part improvement like bogota done parks sports centers bloom new restaurants upscale shopping districs cropped americans without even realizing stopped driving bought less cars drivers licenses year gose buy shows little bit care towards sitiation happening around world usually americans ones mostly using cars article states americans love affar cars began cooling even thought cars still used used much less people instead using cars go friend house use internet feel connected using cars help people long term goals survive join world stop driving soon people already done tha help smog situation greenhouse help poeple walking certain places need go nations

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dear senator state florida belive something wrong voting system evidence shown electoral system shown minor errors election 2000 george w bush electoral votes oppenenet al gore al gore popular votes bush great country democracy shouldnt president decided people people electoral college around 100200 years founding fathers came country never said voting system like people voted counted president decied 1960s john f kennedy running president lousiana race segragation still happening legislature state tried change electoral vote pouplar votes would count kennedy votes voter never counted system working also good thin votes avergae easier

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author supports idea reading passage suggests venus interesting planet also dangerous paragraph 1 says venus sometimes called evening star one brightest points light night sky one couple things make venus worthy pursit like said another thing interesting venus closest planet earth density size also distance also spacecraft survied land couple hours three decades one things make venus dangerous planet hottest surface temperature planet solar system said paragraph 3 also thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus planets surface temperature average 800 degrees planet surface rocky sediment includes familiar features valley mountains paragraph 7 states nasa working approaches studying venus theyre making simplified electonics test venuss surface devices made last 3 weeks heat conditons surface

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dearstate senator argue favor keeping electoral votes alive choose new turn people say electoral voting system may turn alot potential voters away voting new president since electoral voting tight alot people dont like use way want direct election abolish electoral college alot ways actually save eletoral voting system electoral voting consists nondemocratic way voters decide canindate whoever receives highest votes onin 2000 gore way votes bush fewer electoral votes andthat since first ever voting presidents back around 1888 thats long time almost 200 years happened basically need keep electoral voting practical reasons thta know maybe could thedispute recent years voting choose different option electoral voting maybe instead canindates get voted party vote popular vote rely next time comes around

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many advantages limiting car usage example decrease stress decrease pollution manage time communication better avoid traffic reason feel strongly limiting car usage decrease stress first many people driving cause lot unneeded stress first article german suburb life goes without cars elisabeth rosenthal heidrun walter says car always tense im much happier way families even individuals exercise get communicate lot opinion arent riding around car traffic also causes lot stress second pollution beginning big deal cant fixed stopped first article states passenger cars responsible 12 percent greenhouse gas emmissions europe 50 percent carintencive areas united states second article paris bans driving due smog robert duffer learned paris enfored patial driving ban clear air city smog went 60 percent conclude believe many advantages limiting car usage reasons like stress pollution traffic many reasons car usage managed opinion stopped

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argument development driverless cars cars allowed made become really helpful people also provide really good safety features diverless car help environment spend less natrual resources use cars change way future look like first diverless cars help tons people around world think handicap people earth cant drive cars change lives travel selfs instead people picking go places might people become drunk injured need go house hopistal cars get second driverless car provide really good safety features cars lot sensors google modifed toyota prius use positionestimating senosors rotating sensors video cameras four automotive radar sensors etc put theses thing car make safe drive driverless car features safe car drive last driverless cars help environment spend less natrual resources google cofounder sergey brin says cars foresees would use half fuel tadays taxis offer far flexiblity bus driverless cars provide less car accidents less accidents people wont get killed injured driverless car aslo provide less money fuel conclusion driverless cars change future help people get around easily cars provide greay safety features also help environment hope would able see driverless car around someday

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article challenge exploring venus author believes venus worthy human research time although task poses multiple dangers stand authors claim would gain information universe works many millions years ago article states although venus sometimes around corner humans sent many unmanned spacecrafts attempt explore learn venus planet spacecraft survived landing couple hours discouraged humans enough yet send another spacecraft venus three decades challenges rough anywhere close easy task first get thick atmosphere almost consisting 97 carbon dioxide atmosphere survive clouds consist highly corrosive sulfuric acid would need figure help deal average surface temperature 800 degrees fahrenheit making hottest surface temperature planet solar system next youll create something sturdy enough withstand atmospheric pressure amost 90 times geater earths geolocial features weather volcanoes earthquakes lightning strikes also aid ruining journey overcome obsticles could learn much venuss past present future knowledge help futher even research hopefully explore even universe

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believe driverless cars bad idea issues seen cause problems idea computer something takes factor computer beggins start work us wont work sounds beautiful reality become disaster let computer something us like drive end never learning things like driving huge part dalay teens life teen believe given car drives would never use simple fact dont get use ive learned drivers ed use could go many issues idea like computer mess wreak car would blame would driver manufacturer issues could efect people believe cars drive would become bigger issue people think people think oppion subject personal oppion

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facial action coding system great tool decoding ones true emotions facs could used detect boredom confusion interest happiness students able calculate emotions would valuable students teachers classroom students interested school fact would rather elsewhere classroom facs teachers would able detect students bored may able change way teach lesson order make less banal creating interesting lesson would turn create interested students increasing happiness decreasing boredom students may start want learn would also improve grades behavior classroom students equal comes learning young scholars may natural comes learning others struggle understand material taught facs could detect student confused alert teacher may better explain subject taught feedback would almost prevent students lacking schoolwork could help students grades students enjoy classroom likely interested succeed teacher could use facs see students like dislike taught teacher could adjust accordingly order produce better results teacher able get every student engaged learning would boost happiness behavior maybe even learning classroom facial action coding systems ability read emotions would valuable asset classrooms able detect confusion boredom would beneficial teachers students making better lesson plans improving happiness students would make going school seem exciting bland facs able read different muscles emotions possibilities improving classroom endless

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think get rid electoral college becuase person shoule able vote want president instead vote someone represent vote president united states one reasons think electoral college abolished instence say voted elector well elector voted could always pick someone else instead thought going pick president another reason belive get rid electoral college acording article office federal register states winner take system awards electors winnong presidential canidate go vote shouldnt pick elector elect want new president united states america go vote pick want president dont rely someone picking want pesident

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ever wanted go side world seagoing cowboy much see sights learn learn hard work different things fun job last get help others less like stuff job one cool thing seagoing cowboy get see lot cool sights travel different parts world article talks luke went china greece parts europe another thing sights learn new stuff places see also meet new people maybe even talk last friends come see sights enjoy sights great learn also great lots things learn cattle boat one thing seagoing cowboy learn hard work like article talks lukes aunt katie farm worked prepared hard work cattle boat one thing help learn hard work caring animals boat come home parents happy learned hard work trust different things another thing cattle boat share work share work crew mates going get mad fast cattle boat also keeps busy stay trouble school home stuff learn good everyone wants fun job another reason go cattle boat fun one wants something fun way back get play baseball volleyball tabletennis fencing boxing also read whittle would rather also says article luke fun board ship especially returning good job fun also job helps others selve one last reason go trip opens eyes people could use help world like helping people could use food animals bringing could use money would make selling animal like article talks luke opened world saying im grateful opportunity made aware people countries needs reasons given show work cattle boat see great sights understand hard work get enjoy job get help world way luke would pass chance things becoming seagoing cowboy

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america limit car usage im sure weight problems would lesson well smog envirnment would also healthier streets would safer children play would also less car accidents happenn careless drivers americans would money well since gas prices going much past year truck america think gas envirnment wll france use diesel fuel instead gasoline means 67 vehicles diesel car traffic france 60 five days intensifying smog think smog came deisel cold nights warm days caused warmer layer air trap car emissioms paris typicaly smog european capitals last week paris 147 micrograms particulate matter per cubic meter compared 114 brussels 797 london bogota columbia program thats set spread countries millions columbians hiked biked skated took buses work carfree day yesterday leaving streets deviod traffic jams day without cars part important campaign began bogota mid1990s believe people america something like

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seagoing cowboys arent like pirates like land cowboys rob people aweful things help people recovering terrible things hitler world war ii brought sign dont risk army time going fight becasue seagoing cowboy counts service time also get see world people living cultural world essay tell reason know right thing sighning seagoing cowboy sign important thing able help community beyond people suffering traumatic losses hunger able help heard bring animals jews germans aisans suffering outcome war poverty need people safely get livestock could eat whole think sighing get sense heroism know good deed think also sighning really helps life death problems sighned knew would go fight country maybe even die battle turned 18 first trip knew would stop go serve army went go speak army said helping bring food families wounded war counted war time overjoyeced becasue loved didnt want end also didnt risk dying phew thankgoodness thats also sighn dont go get shot also realized big oppertunity much world going able see cattleboat trips unbelievable oppertunity smalltown boy like benifit sight seeing europe china saw acropolis greece took gondola ride venice italy streets water water people mean would pass oppertunity toured excavated castle crete awed panama canal way china grece speacial china amazing take chance going things world get see magnificent things even traveling countries get experiance marine life biology see thats thrill get real hero die see world two eyes people might say dont get see everything need die country dont listen cynical make decisions dont need one bad review change feel something people might judge guess jealious get see world true hero sign seacowboy never know tomorrow take im going try immitate uncle sam need seagoing cowboy

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state senator many believe nation unitred states america one free countries citizens power rights another country although truely getting power claim get one biggest powers citizen us recieves electing president serve term next four years truely recieve power electorial college govnerment claims one truely electing president many citizen even believe fact electorial college take away rights government group doesnt always follow word people unfair winnertakesall mathod show true outcome founding fatrhers developted country stricted standards mind people would say fallowing wishes founding fathers would allow nation make false acuizations people acually capable say state majority republican vote send 27 rebulican electors electorial college although copletely possible electors dont follow word people vote something said shows although states citizens chose electors acually role final election president said indefensible electorial college even bestlaid defenses system wrong picks electors first place depends state sometimes state conventions sometimes state partys central committee sometimes presidential canidates proves set system place choose extremely important electors electors country survives next four years said even possible presidential canidates ones choose electors follow word peoplem choose based best one know putting whole future someone elses hands mention whole election proccess unfair citizens presidential canidates majority vote people throughout nation one party electorial college votes peoples decition overridded means next president going someone citizens didnt want presidential candidate stuck possition country wants office people get vote let vote claim give something waste time aswell concencous make difference government truely looking help people want need would trust us put right person office lastly system put place electorial college strong system winnertakesall method allow truelly acurate election state votes example two thirds democratic two thirds electors democratic getting complete representaion wants people state electorial college states winnertakesall system awatds electors winning prsidential canidate means even votes close like 50 percent plus one majority voted party would get 100 percent electors math make sence voting future hands let people taking responsability truely reflect thoughts elections many different things always winner loosers game works although game shouldnt work set winner case use even playing electors chosen elect next president citizens idea proper peson choose dont know person completly fulfill resposability hands people electorial college takes away rights completly unfair sides story bad system set palce said need nothing hurt us possibility making false elections right vot let us truely completely fulfill right sincerly citizen

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like animals traveling program seagoing cowboys go country country helping restore crops animals boat get look animals horses cows even mules join program would learn cope hard labor would helping country part group onceinalifetime experience dont want pass pros seagoing cowboy would get see fascinating places probably wouldnt see otherwise greese new orleansand even oceans like atlantic pacific could also make lot friends way cons part would might able see family often might miss family holidays like christmas thanksgiving still talk phone communicate letters along fun games always danger seas could get rough could get hurt professionals job try keep safe possible long possible outgoing traveling helping hand animal lover type person program join onceinalifetime opportunity wont last forever

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cars great bad many places banning days driving slow inevitable car fumes enviroment advantages include healthier way life walking makes healthier cleaner air creating less polution areas good enviroment ban cars seem little crazy picture much healthier people would didnt relie car get even though large cities spread like jacksonville seems almost insane give cars people would forced leave house go work school ect picture great would save enviroment alos getting good healthy workout ever doesnt always walking bikes people use well global warming real slowly happening cars major factors cause citires taking action banning driving way shape form actually helps bring smog paris saw difference days less polution happemning new bans cars places people loving healthier lifestyle used less polutiion healthier earth wont let leave page im confused

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world war europe many countries left ruins 1945 help countries recover food suppliesanimald more44 nations joined together formed unrra unrra stands united nations relief rehabilitation administration unrra hired seagoing cowboys take care animals shipped overseas like horses young cows mules friend signed think sign unrra hiring seagoing cowboys chance lifetime good join unrrabecause help people also helps see new places never helps see new things chance lifetime buy things every place go tour around places explore new pace also meet new people friends maybe even friends moved somwhere else would probably go country see takes two weeks get atlantic ocean eastern cost united statesand month get china yes might awhilebut still things boat also take care animals feed watered two three times day also thing called night watchman night watchman check animals every hour work dosent mean dont time fun play baseball volleyball games empty holds could also play tabletennis tournaments fencing boxingreading whittling games helped pass time saying sign even though work cant still fun visit new countries tour around buildings also explore country many things sign also help people sign helping ship animals food supplies many wouldnt helping one person youd helping people

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according article making mona lisa smile author nick dalto decribes new technology called facial coding system enables computers evaluate identify human emotions facial coding system used classrooms around world would enable modify teaching methods first author describes facial action coding system enables computers identify human emotions article states process begins computer constucts 3d computer model face author descibed computer first able evaluate face text also states new computer software store similar anatomical information electronic code another way facial action coding system uses code evaluate emotions second benefits computer uses technology read emotional expressions students article states classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored could help teachers modify lesson help students learn lesson without getting confused bored article also states human communication nonverbal shows student bored confused student unlikely use word mostlikely use nonverbal cues putting thier head desk third people tell freind sad happy mad text states us would trouble actually describing facial trait one reason classrooms shuold computers identify human emotions class text also states humans perform impressive calculation every day however might always able convey correct emotions inconclusion facial action coding system use classrooms student get bored dont understand topic student doesnt understand topic student fails test topic therefore use facial action coding system shuold used classrooms across world

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although traveling exploring venus would beyond towards history mankind making first ever humans travel planet closed earth since traveling moon back 60s good idea days technology keeps evolving evolving simliar earth simliar density size closet distance also bad idea traveling venus risky challenging move due fact venus 2sec closed sun knowing weather planet extremely high atmosphere thick still worthy pursuit travel explore even dangers presents human one day want travel venus explore new things posible one day live weather atmosphere realy high level thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus even challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid atmosphere surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience planet conditions far beyond extreme human ever ecountered environment crush way know venusian geology weather present additional impediments like erupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes frequent lightning strikes probes seeking land surface mankind option making mission would safe science well nasa idea way want sent humans study explore venus would ro make ship fly altitude go many stroms smiliar jet air planes vehicle hovering venus would avoid unfriendly ground conditions staying way thirtyplus miles surface temperatures would still toasty around 170 degrees fahrenheit air pressure would close sea level earth solar power would plentiful radiation would exceed earth levels easy conditions survivable humans mankind would one day ever travel venus explore new things ways finding strange wonders planet even dangers lurking planet thta closest sun edges imagination innovation tarvel venus

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ever wanted seagoing cowboy got chance lot fun friend convinced also seagoing cowboy person takes care animals shipped overseas job feed animals wash animals water animals clean stalls also get breaks get go sightseeing things cultures job hurtful storm boat get slippery fall almost fell board scary get job lifetime opportunity plus animals well behaved would love new people love go see places countries get job want hard work job would perfect free time play games read whittle something according article job lifetime event based passage got see europe china acropolis greece venice castle crete got see panama canal paragraph six states job keeps busy helping farm working tough job prepare hard work reasons seagoing cowboy seagoing cowboy ups downs overall job lot fun get experience see many things sometimes doesnt feel like work feels like fun whole lot want seagoing cowboy

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class begins becomes hopeful teacher give actual interesting lesson goes waste lesson becomes boring end knowledge gained question comes place look students faces teacher notice students bored confused new technology developed called facial action coding system software discipher peoples true emotion according look face process done analyzing 44 major muscles determine emotion facial action coding system installed classrooms students gain better understanding lesson teachers able improve way teaching facial action coding system useful classroom according article classroom computer could recgonize student becoming confused boredit could modify lesson comes students education modifying lesson way student able understand better confused bored would getting knowledge software detects confusion boredom student key letting student better understanding lesson modified therefore would also improve grades comprehension students benefit facial action coding system well instructor teacher sometimes teacher could get carried away lesson meaning teacher wont notice faces students letting know understanding according articleby weighting different units software even identify mixed emotions student doesnt confused bored impossible might mixed feelings specific lesson teacher recieved information becomes clear student understands provide insight student needs help get better understanding also tell students feeling lesson teacher could reflect teaching skills students show boredom teachers could figure make lesson interactive due improve methods teaching conclusion facial action coding system used classrooms globe could benefit students teachers software could modify lessons detects confusion boredom student therefore student would get better comprehension possibly better grades teacher students emotions could reflect back teaching lesson result teaching skills could become improved create interactive involved classroom facial action coding system software could change affect education positively

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senator believe voting president united states based popular vote people electoral college voting electoral college allow people final say altimately gives elector choice 2000 fiasco biggest election crisis century bradford plumer paragraph 14 disaster factor electory went people voted opposite said whose say something like cant happen soon people say electoral college good thing allows certainty outcome fair reasonable way vote president based trust elector wont betray canidates party people trust really going put vote president country someone eles hand based trust elector represent state based population ridiculous one elector representing 500000 people wyoming wouldnt sleep better night could represent instead someone representing thousands people 2000 canidate popular votes less electoral votes lost even though people votes feel knowing vote doesnt even count states winnertakeall system awards electors winning presidential canidatethe office federal registerparagraph 7 system canidates spend time certain states know chance winning 2000 campaign seventeen states didnt see canidates allbradford plumer paragraph 13 next time go voting booth remember youre voting president youre voting supposed trust elector

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dangers studying venus never landed planet ever landed something planet venus atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets challengins planet clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venus tempature condition far exreme anything humans ever encounter earth enviorment would crush even submarine accustomed diving deepest parts ocean nasa working approches studying venus example old technology called mechanical computers devices first envisionrd 1800s played important role 1940s world war ii venus second planet sun venus sometimes called evening star one brightest points light sky making venus simple even amateur stargazer spot venus simple see distant safe vantage point earth proved challanging place examine closely travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation

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even though many people thought face mars created aliens nasa proves differently ship went pass cydonia first time snapped face like photo realizied mesa wanted realse face public get attention nasa discovering new things different planets public got photo though people thought created aliens without evidence even nasa told people shadows huge rock formation resembles human head formed shadows giving illusion eyes nose mouth according text unmasking face mars reasons details show nasa right mesa mesa released public face mars became pop icon inculding starring hollywood film appearing many books magazines radio talk shows even haunted grocery store checkout lines 25 years happening though nasa wished ancient civilization mars public started beleive nasa hiding facts face nasa went ahead started budget next spacecraft mars mars global surveyor spacecraft lanched 18 years viking missions ended spacecraft first job find face like mesa mars global surveyor flew cydonia first time able snap picture face like mesa 10x sharper viking revealed natural landform even mars global surveyor snapped natural landform people werent satisfied face mars taken winter parts earth parts earth winter picture taking mars cloudier normal people thought clouds important alien like features could hiden nasa heard decided take another spacecraft mars 2001 time mars wasnt cloudy technology see little things way small shack proven mesa caused problem nasa nasa proved face mars mesa weirdlike shadows

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driverless cars thing future article cars allows us believe maybe thing future actually right present day modification way living good thing regarding safety common people believe help economy lets discuss see first article points google thier test runs since 2009 cars driven half million miles without one killed test runs many killed regular driving since 2009 number sad driving cars arent dangerous people make would also like ot point cars may able dive google cars arent entirely driverless theyre unable back navigate roadworks accident allert driver situations car knows unsafe one control driving going alert take get ways engineers allowed vibrating seats flashing lights car even suggested getting camera installed inside car way car knows paying attention driving next cars made people daze text phones anything car special sensors sterring wheel allow car know hands wheel cars designed driver must stay alert drivig ready jump roads require human skills necessary precautions store history well google managed far safe right driver behind wheel one cars best option economically wise changing world advancing world smart roads investigated 1950s general motors created consept car could run special test track embedded electrical cable sent radio signals reciever front end car berkley tried thing using magnets alternating polarity smart roads worked well cost upgrading roads fit criteria much hit economy smartest choice modify cars could become smart enough dirverless safe cars lot sensors installed important sensor lidar roof car sensor shootss laser beam form constantly 3d model cars surroundings help economy safer update cars fully update road systems driverless cars thing future therre present day modification way living theyre anymore dangerous driving normal car may even bit safer also theyre best choice econoimcally country provide improve way living advance us much get new era drive driverless car

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agree driverless cares used useful stress free driverless cars reduce fast speed racers crinimals drive away driverless car many thing help environmentthe car would stop crime follow speed limit reduce stress car many things main ones driverless cars stop crime becuase look news people driving away high speed races crashing evrywhere driverless cars wouldnt happen car would go specific rate speed way reduce car crashes people tend drive fats arnt suppose later get killed car crashthis car isnt way get crash car follow speed limit people ignore speed limit cause major injuries driver would always want speed pay attention car react faster go slower text says driver control times result states illegal even test computerdriven cars driverless cars tested would difficult becuase need put road rules cars system helop cause issues driverless cars reduce stress driver wheel important call happens adn thier highway cant answer becuase would get crash driverless caar car go autopilot drive answer phone driver somehting wrong hes driving carthe car drive pushing button text says new laws needed order cover liability case accident technology fails someone injured fualt driver manufacturer people would think anything go wrong one try driverless cars really benificial peoples lives trust worthy reliable stop fast speed cars follow law often reduce stress driver driverless car next big thing works likely would work becuase technology today people sometimes dont wan na drive help let say people int hecar drunkthe car would drive home one would go jail

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ever wanted care could sit back even drive think would fun dangerous think would unecessary uncalled dangerous opinion driveless cars agree even used made fine cars generation highly suggest keep jobs make enough money pay gas fuel needed things car would fine reasons disagree driveless cars one time worrying theres going accidents road work encourages get accident easliy also makes human beings lazy going get hand try start making everthing stuff wont work anyrhing get work explaining paragraph 7 dangerous driveless car things could go wrong one story explaing fun parts bad parts honestyly say dont need think fine regualr cars right whats point driveless car without driver whats driver supposed car gets control starts acting know next saying one would pick put driveless cars dangerous category think real hard would let teenager fun impress

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world today people many emtions use daily basis emotions help someone figure friend upset day going hand dr thomas huang beckman institute advanced science university illinois wanted decode human emotions way could decode emtions system called facial action coding system able read peoples emotions help people stand learn someone feeling dr huang wanted better way read peoples emptions instead reading every indavidual muscle face figure emotions thr person computer system detect emtions faster snd easier detect dr huang collegue dr sebe exsperts developing better ways humans computers communicate computer built construct 3d computer model face 44 muscles human face detect emotions one reason system built class rooms system would identify mixed emotions students help solve problems system would observe students see bored upset confused dr huang states could modify leason like effective human instructor system would help much class rooms even tho system would cost alot would awkward watch every face muscle system would help class rooms help students problems needs facial action coding help generations people future emtions system help fixing problem students even passient doctors even tho people normally communicate talking alot communication faces humans make emtion system forever change way scientists look peoples emotions way feel emotionaly forever

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venus called evening star one brightest points lights night sky venus second planet sun often refered earths twin three decades since spacecraft touched venus carbon dioxide level 97 percent clouds highly corrsive sulfuric acid average temerature 800 degrees fehrenheit atomospheric pressure 90 times greater planets environment would crush submarine even accustomed diving deepest parts oceans venus also hottest surface temperature planet solar system even though mercury closer sun weather presents errupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes frequent lighting strikes probes seeking land surface venus earthlike planet solar sytem could supported various forms life like earth nasa possible solution allow humans study venus could hover 30 miles landscape itd sea level temerture would 170 degrees fehreheit wont easy conditions survivable humans limited see get others trying simplified approach making electronics silicon carbide last 3 weeks venuss conditions another one mechanical computers goes back far 1800s played important role 1940s world war ii made calculations using gears levers require electronics modern computers powerful flexible quick delicate system made mechanical parts made resistant pressure heat forces

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driverless cars future transportation technologies right limit us field driverless cars sometime near future fully driverless cars car engineers already pushing envelope put cars far technology computer systems also rise number cars running electric engines necessary driverless cars three pieces evidence reasons cars future require active driver technologies today amazing older generations thought car crazy even advanced technologies still advanced enough technolgies fukky driverless cars passage stated google cars truly driverless still alert driver take pulling driveways dealing complicated traffic issues navigating roadwork accidents statement shows even companies latest greatest technologies able make truly driverless car even though able make fully driverless car today technologies still advancing higher rate ever technologies cars toaday truly amazing extremely advanced compared standard technology car ten years ago car engineers working hardest put much technology possible cars making 2017 ford focus supposed able park able tell okay change lanes interstate tesla projected car come year supposed 90 percent driverless two examples car engineers trying hardest put technology vehicles see done luxury brands tesla bmw everyday brands ford one main problems running carr completely driverless needs main frame cars computer systems run main frame starts electric engine almost every car company days makes least vehicle completely elctric engine good electric engine cars starting made usable start perfected electric engines necessary fully driver less car fully driver less car lot computer systems necessary opperate vehicle computer systems need main frame run means majority car going elcetric anyways wouldnt make sense engine smae page rest car think instead go fill fully driverless car gas go charge could go charge refuel engine time technolgies make fully driverless car avalable us yet near future car engineers already making cars partially driveless matter time fully driverless electric engines already found lot cars would necessary fully driverless car means going right direction matter time technologies necessary fully driverless cars question picking next car dealer ship driving home

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driverless cars making break across world cars changed much since first invented driverless cars getting popular although first invented 2009 google cars driven thousands miles without crashing could crash coming soon becoming ever popular developement cars going change world better idea driverless cars would rise unless idea safety presented world safety major topic discussed cars according article ways driver basically become passenger car still able take car needed seats vibrate car backing close object vibrations meant alert driver need take wheel control car matter driver still control car safety concern many idea drivers paying attention car also concern according text newly inovated car feature flashing lights driver needs take according textthey steer accelerate brake designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills example text explains cars going helping driver driver must stay alert driving process though safety always going concern car gm car manufactering companies taking necessary precautions ensure future cars still going safe new car going several safety features according text one safety feature heads displays appear windshield need turned immediately heads pop arent paying attention road turned soon according article feature considered safety feature big concern although safety seems important cars ways manufacters inventing may unappealing car buyers article statesmanufacters also considering using cameras watch drivers remaining focused road driver watches road car watches driver seem creepy drivers might find pleasing someone going watching every second car single factor could reason many people might purchase driverless car although seems long list safety features new driverless car small features could stand buying leaving vibrating seats pop ups need turned immediately google gm audi nissan others companies taking necessary precautions developing new driverless car

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ever wondered life somewhere else besides earth well imagine able know space planets knowing like planet enviroment idea knowing planet sounds amazing author suggested studying venusis worthy even dangers supported idea facts opinion examples author supported idea facts gave us facts true explained one one example facts used tempeture venusis many facts planet enviroment well features venus author used fcats gave us supported idea venus planet worth study know another way author supported idea giving opinion article challenge exploring venus opinion based article gives opinion throughout article one bigest opinion author used thinks venusis worth studying exploring even danger article talks evidence also includes opinion well people example another opinion besides author astronomers included astronomers facinated idea venus may one day earthlike last thing author uses examples example things use try study venus paragraph 7 talked nasa working trying approach study venus nasa thing aboot examples project could help study venus without troblue one projects trying electronic made silicon carbide lasted three week condition venus enviroment another project something used ww2 mechanical computer helpful well author developed idea good information well good facts opinions examples shows author well developed arguement supports idea

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driveless cars opinion could great experiance also biggest concern safetywise one controling car also didtracted case take car biggest concern new technology made depend making everything easier us cars another advantage newer technology one cars could helpful also makes think lot driveless cars could big consern fact dont think many people could afford thing also replacing new part car funcioning suppost could costly well car great idea im agree also im either many people could actually interested thing still drivers cars safety concerning cars able control safe also laws need made also prices cars many different companies cars developing technology technology fails could company car going take care law going defend us case technology fail would happend cars already also smart cars change cars every new technology made could pretty expencive lawmakers say safety best achieved alert drivers meaning driverless cars still need human people suppost alert nothing concentrating could boring discution answers automakewrs continue works lawmakers aprove idea make safety laws car alert know control car take good advantage newer technology

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many years nasa workers trying find life mars search bee unsuccessful matter tried could find anything could brng life matter would stop trying many years one nasas spacecrafts captured picture people say looked like face nasa tought finally found life mars reacherch figured wasnt face landform people werent satisfied scientists believed face alien artifact also said looked lake head egyptian pharoh unusual shadow thought pharoh figured another mratian mesa scientists finally figured picture actually shows martian equivalent butte messa people believed wanted believed landform guy named garvin said reminded middle butte snake river plain idaho lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars

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seagoing cowboys program wonderful program really liked article gave lot information program seagoing cowboys program helpful program think people participate seagoing cowboys program give reasons support opion one reason caring world war ii ended 1945 many countries messed war 44 nations joined together help called unrra unrra hired seagoing cowboys helping countries reason join caring another reason go across world help countries think go tours places across world go sight seeing pretty cool last reason right thing caring helpful program help innocent people war died houses got damage helpful thing fun thing join details support luke claims paragraph 5 says one boys smalltown said besides helping people time see europe china like luke said helping people time go tours places different countries never ever seen place go tour place country another detail paragraph 8 says fun board coming back played baseball volleyball tabletennis tournamentsand games joining fun board ship play games think people really recommend participating seagoing cowboys program beacuse think wonderful program agree luke point view convince others participate program helps others would participate program could

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people think crater mars alien face could enough evidence conclude stucture alien face besides weird shapes always form nature conspiracy theorists think alien hiding something people nothing hide around face clearly see crater like forms planet resemble body forms thats formed face another one mother natures masterpieces shouldnt take granted start asuming things true story states garvin said reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho means isnt first time nature made weird amazing shape earth ever seen tree thats bark makes shape looks like staring right back well understand nature happy surprise actual meaning face mars aliens universe somewhere want interact us think would find better way would likly something way incredable unforgetable stick one faces ground planet see anyone notices plan well notice meant put planet didnt respond figured didnt land planet say magic wordstake leader well couldve wanted really wanted us notice conclusion think face mars actual face sure possibly aliens universe somewhere probably doubt would make face print planet get attention plus weird yet amazing artifacts universe one forget thats think face mars really face bu factis one natures masterpieces

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using techonology emotionalnally expressions students classrom valuable identfies mona lisas emotions one picture describe self calculating emotions constructs 3d computer model face 44 major muscles model must move like human mules movent one one musles movent one musles called action untit fact humans preform impressive caluculation every day instance prolly tell friend feeling simply look face corce us would trouble actully describing facial trait conveys happy wooried etc oberserved artist da vicci studies human anatomy help paint facial musles precilely enough convey specific emotions new compuer sofftware stores simlar anatomical imformation electronical code mona lisa demostrating really intended bring smile face shows much computer imagine computer knows happy sad way making happy face experiment also mmake feel slightly happy accoring facial feed back therory emotion moving facial muscles expresses emotions also may even help produce whoever thought amking faces could reveal much science emotions

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luke point view try get people think participate explain enjoy games free time like say text paragraph 8 say luke also found time fun boardespecially return trips animals unloadedthe cowboys played baseball volleyball games empty holds animales housed see fun things get payed lot money know dont say text tell explore around world like luke saidluke went europe china acropolis many places get thing idea place tell family also see pretty thing new places learn new thing let learn something ever day say people think club something fun job go sounds fun cant wait get high school

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nonverbal communication often used verbal way someone stands moves sets face tell others feel told however social cues arent always understood technology impacting world greatly facial action coding software may seem like another gadget could change way teaching specialize individuals though thought computers identifying emotions slightly unsettling many benefits may clome along software schools many students struggle cirriculum understand way taught teachers point view may look like engaged arent interested learning material may actually understanding material face looks bored usually straight mouth dull eyes confused face could look similar furrowed brows may noticable difference bored face confused face teaher spot especially looking many faces time according article software detects facial movements compares nutral face calculate percent emotion someone feeling software classroom computers could benefit students teachers many ways along modifying lesson computers could collect data student reacting assignment lecture notify teacher professor results many students confused taught teacher could reword lectures way might clear students becoming quickly bored material teacher may need make assgnment little challenging software also show teacher students get exited certain topics frightened assignment assignments turned result bad grades many teachers may assume student isnt trying best may many reasons work wasnt expected facial action software teachers would able understand student didnt work properly confused teacher could suggest way understand better student bored didnt try teacher may talk importance grades even software isnt able avalible schools learning facial actions cues benefit everyone article give instructions make happy face highlighting points present naturally happy face learning instructions making faces many emotions helpful tool classrooms many environment communication needed emotions personal thing persons choice whether show emotions however technology class rooms may improve teavhing style arent many kids struggling pass classes

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new technology coming upon society many new ideas coming abroad companies promoting idea smart car driverless idea sparked arguements whether idea actually smart may cause issues opinion idea smart cars good idea replace taxis would cheaper convienent could relatively safe regular driver still totally driverless smart car would cheaper article says cars forsees would use half fuel todays taxis statement would cost less actually polute less also would alot convient article says offer flexibility bus many people around world use daily idea would convienent people could travel easier cheaper need go google car could drive since 2009 article says cars driven half million miles without crash proves smart cars could relatively safe also article says needed whole lot sensors includes positionestamating sensors left rear wheel rotating sensor roof video camera mounted near rearview mirror four automotive radar sensors gps receiver inertial motion sensor big list could u still doubt safe sure even add sensors future safer even u dont want rely smart car everything totally driverless smart cars require standby ready take control needed article says special touch sensors make sure driver keeps hold wheel many ideas keep driver alert announcing driver needs take control flashing lights windshield reasons combined beleive driverless vehicle future readily available public

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driverless cars vitally affect world athough upsides also lot negative things result personaly think bad idea driverless cars reasons software malfunction blame takes away fun personal experiance learning drive way prevent car malfunctioning blame crash cars self driving question would asked anyone experiances crash cars government could make civilian pay damages could hold manufacturer responsible would stop manufacturers sueing civilian car trying make pay damages without law decide blame would people sueing blaming eachother avoid paying driverless cars would also take away experiance learning drive car driving always something teenagers look forward makes feel free like control something without would look forward learning drive also great bonding experiance parent child wonderful way pass knowledge would able prevent car malfunctioning causing crash someone hacks system cause car crash computerized car way letting humans take control would leeting people cause issues president car someone hacks syatem easily make car crash killing president unless find way prevent would order even id put one kind security system still garentee wont get hacked good things driverless cars though like would safer without risk drunk drivers another good thing stated text plan making use less gas cars today couldnt make normal cars use less gas instead making driverless cars many small things could cause big issues good weighed bad self driving cars opening door issues come without clear laws blame crash opening instability way us prevent people hacking cars system causing malfunction killing inside taking away experiance teenagers feeling free go want destroying chances bonding teaching drive wrong although could safer times also many problems occur really want take big risks small rewards

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article making mona lisa smile author nick dalto talks facial action coding system new technology enabling computers identify human emotions paragraph six briefly talks could work classroom setting believe would great new idea bring school systems making mona lisa smile nick dalto starts explaining facial action ciding system talking potential like recognize even subtle facial movements works 44 major muscles face talks places softwear would useful like able tell someone like important politician tellikg truth although brings subject talks school setting softwear would increadibly uesful help teach students knowing confussed borded teachers access infromation like would know leason becoming much students able move explain better think would one efficient ways learn properly school let say student sudenly realizes idea whats going important leason english class doesnt want say anything teacher hes afraed hell get trubble maybe hes lazy ask student wont idea rest class schools facial action coding system teacher would know right away student paying attention would able go back explain believe facial action coding system would great addition learning world students would never sit class idea going got confused system would let teacher know

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hide emotions one point another technology could detect whatever feeling despite trying hold facial action coding system facs piece technolgy capable detecting given emotion dr huang inventor software even modified find emotion emotions questioned kind technolgy used classrooms students facial action coding system valuable students classroom student troubles actvity hand facial action coding system could detect modify prompt make easier student understand second software could help better understand someone wellbeing able see exactly whats making happy whats making upset third better way human computers communicate interact anybody couldnt say havent problems understanding something given point time simpily everyone cant understand everything right away problemobstacle getting way weither words phrased vocabulary hard comprehend facs could solve issue right away presented passage dr huang predicts could modify lesson like effective human instructor therefore making easier student user understand asked written solving probems much quicker instrustor could explaining information piece piece understanding emotions communicating someone key yet might recognize distrubed us another great reason facs come play stated passage probably tell friend feeling simply look face course us would trouble actually describing facial trait conveys happy worried etc true cant comprehend every emotion thats dull hidden dont get little help recognizing emotions facs better understand someones true feelings inside wellbeing lead possibly help solving persons unsolved issues troubling thoughts helping become better verison generation today technolgy something live breath important become familair technolgy able use properly effectifly huang colleague experts developing better ways human computers communicate isnt perfect huang help us better understand computers help computers better understand us students using computers 247 proper setup software gets used way meant overall positive effect towards situation time computer develop student user works operates understand large postitive impact greater increasing students grades confidence potentional class allowing fully understand content covered better would ever conculsion facial action coding system facs valuable students classroom modify content information better understood able see recognize emotions peers lastly help user better communicate computer

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author supports idea becausee talks changes clouds compared earthtemperatureand weatherall bad kill humans planet similar earthit also talks easy condition like earth survivable humans one reason author supports idea talks changes clouds compared earth aricle says even challenging clouds highly corrosive fulfuric acid venuss atmosphere shows cause major problems humans breath since like acid also cause injuries even death affect skin another thing destroy homes since acid acidic cause delicate houses rotten another reason supportable talks temperature article says venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system shows temperature hotand dangerous close sun dangerous hotit cause lot fires would harder control also cause humans die high temperaturesthey die burningdrowsinessor much lack water finally another reason author supports talks weather article says venusian geology weather present additional impediments like erupting volcanoespowerful earthquakes frequent lightning strikes probes seeking land surface shows dangerous weather venus cause many things fall break apart earthquake volcano eruptsit cause loss people homesit also burn lot things may even wrose frequent lightning tear homeselectric peopleand deaths conclusionthe author supports idea gives good information dangers venusthe author gives good reasons different kinds things venus

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personally think kind technology valueable fact kind tech amazing advancing schools rate technology could make us smarter country whole many teachers difficult get student understand like material taught even emotions student change teachers see diffrence others brining kind technology classroom help students start want come classroom ingage education computer recognise kind learning thechnique need individual student instead one teaching method might work small percent class computer algorythms identify student getting bored unattentive change technque teaching matter seconds many people extremly difficult detect student changed facial expression bit although could possibly expensive would good investment whole long run country even around world could benifit smarter attentive students conclusion although might seem like bad idea imploment kind technology classrrom engage students good learning habits better personal kind education

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article making mona lisa smile author describes new techonology system enables computers identify emotions author makes claim stating imagine able detect exactly people feeling even trying hide emotions new software developed improves accuracy preciving emotions others essay argue opinion whether use technology classrooms valuable believe technology potentially used classrooms recognise students emotional expression valuable article author states thata classroom computer could recognise student becoming confused bored simply means case student isnt understanding topic teacher trying teach online program computer could switch lesson make intresting child extrordinary idea student isnt progressing lesson way computer make lesson easily understandable grades within student skyrocket become better learners saying student may need type extra boost getting bored classroom learning lesson therefore technology detect facial emotions could become crucial part better understanding lesson types technology classroom definely valuable item teachers students furthermore facial expression detecting device may breakthrough schools education systems due learning rates within childs success addition author also makes claim paragraph six statingthen coud modify lesson like human instructor author simply means technology identifying facial expressions child learning lesson omputercould modify lesson students instructor help better understand taught would student benifit things teacher well believe teachers may feel confident giving challenging also helpful lesson student still giving quality education need addition saying believe newly discovered technology could improve schools classrooms definitely extremely valuable within clasrooms enviorment due factors stated previous paragraphs conclusioni believe new technology extremely valuable concept installed classrooms article making mona lisa smile author makes claim technology saying imagine able detect exactly peope feeling even try hide emotions statement says great deal alone makes claim peices technology installed clasrooms helps define valuable classrooms

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cars annoying part life implanted american history dont know shut sometimes noisy loud fill fresh clean air nasty smog dont know sure dont want caught traffic jam half day first theyre noisy loud sometimes want yell atthem like 3 year old baby crying speaking babies crying loud car driving house calm day baby sleeping could wake himher nobody wants people trying get rest night noisy car speeds window wakes also want relaxation time maybe take bike ride neighborhood enjoy cup coffee would get ruined sound car driving ive found self outside city gasping air wondered well youd turn attention big hunk metal parked driveway thats reason cars one worst sources pollution todays society cars run fossil fuel burned turned pollutant makes air unbreathable days almost breaking record pollution paris partially banned driving clear air smog smog even blinding time time gets point pollution gets serious finally wants stuck traffic jam day know sure people places go traffic jam peoplewant take look car accident gets pretty frustrating also traffic stresss people point something illegal get traffic traffic jams also dangerous people get serious car crashes severely hurt even worse killed cars nuesence plenty ways ways think three reasons asto cars bad theyre noisy dirty even dangerous careful getting car like turning slot machine dont know happen might make might thats need exit todays society itd better way

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making mona lisa smile author nick dalto shows us technology allows read emotional expressions students classroom valuable using example human face muscles mona lisa example allows us get debt facial expression give people use technology read emotional expressions student classroom valuable able read muscles face used expression process begins computer constructs 3d computer model face 44 major musces model must move like human musces creating 3d model face allows exact replication face muscles used therefore able show people really feeling eckman classified six basic emotions happiness surprise disgust fear sadness associated characteristic movements facial muscles classifying every emotion musces allows technology get acurrate feeling person use technology read emotional expressions studemt classroom valuable passage gives examples exact muscle emotion correlate eample fronttalis pars lateralis muscle eyes raises eyebrows youre surprised arbicularis oris around mouth tightens lips show anger even indicate difference genuine smile forced one real smile zygomtic major muscles begin cheek bones lift corners mouth false smile mouth stretched sideways using zygomatic major different musle risorius using muscles face allows us see exact repredention emotions person feeling help kids classrooms use technology read emotional expressions studemt classroom valuable allow student feel comfortable learning enviroment lern pace classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored dr huang predicts could modify lesson like effective human instructor technology allow students engaged learning able undestand better subject

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one reason think face natural landform says viking 1 spacecraft circling planet snapping photos possible landing sites sister ship viking 2 spotted shadowy likeness human face scientists figured another martain mesa common enought around cydonia one unusual shadows made look like egyptaian pharaoh article says face mars become pop icon face icon statted hollywood film appeared books magazines radio talk shows even haunted grocery store checkout lines 25 years people belive face alien artifact photographing cydonia became priority nasa mars global surveyor mgsarrived red planet sept 1997 face mars located 41 degrees north martian latitude winter april pixel 2001 image spans 156 meters compared 43 meters per pixel best 1976 viking photo objects picture like airplanes ground egyptian style pyramids even small shacks could see

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people think face mars created aliens anaccurate mars obviously alot natural disasters planet almost daily natural disasters couldve made surface face like shape much damage caused enviroment mars full red bolders could tossed around storms left marks craters surface little detail theory first sign alien life mars im saying theres sign life mars period sign water planet possibaly plants well sign species planet even fossils called aliens aliens mars material would make form ground aliens probably wont exsplosives planet material make next aliens would make face ground meaning might rulerking something people dont think aliens would want put face ground barely looks like face enviroment made form middle butte snake river plain idaho made enviroment caquensadence thats compairason leads believe enviroment mars made face surface scientific facts quotes nasa supports lots evidence michael malin mars orbiter revealed face natural landform added alien monument team snapped ten photos lanform sharper first camera viking 1 team gives evidence conspiracy theories public conclusion think theory accurate logical took edvice people research topic evidence took believable crazy theories ordinary citizens reasonings think face made mars enviroment

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citizens car listen closely advatages limiting car usage even car listen usage cars big cities always problem enviroment pollution time high world officals said cars one biggest problems greenhouse gas emissions using car benefit health think like capital city colombia bogota car owners try program columbians used every use transportation like walking biking roller skating used city buses get work place day know car free day program used already spreading countries colombia many countries started fallow car owners use car much tend healthier life style begin walk bike go local bus stop get work use vehicle healthy life also money saved invest something better example better house able support children easier comes school sports might even little extra cash able spend want buy something enivroment mind sure would apprecate things done stopping use car may advantages using care least start right track

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dear state senator would like argue electoral college wheather keep changing election popular vote president united states honestley would like get rid many things wrong even bestliad defenses wrong vote really count popular vote could voting one president representative represents us could choose vote president wanted 60 percent voters would prefer straight election kind example take consideration happened year 2000 al gore going george w bush al gore popular vote means everybody wanted al gore president george w bush whole election electoral college electoral college system voters voting president slate elctorsthey decide president think un american free country democracy realy picking mearley helping decide president democracythen yeah opinion un american worries people prospect tie elctoral college case votes sent house representatives choose president think bad lets say hr governed republicans voter democrat way think hr going go republicans right would make feel pleassent assume electoral college prcess place means demolish without getting people hurtthats propose crush electoral college hopefully information ive put letter pursuaded help country sincearly propername

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twenty five years ago nasas viking spacecraft snapped photo looks like human face region red planet cydonia many people believed face created aliens nasa found evidence equilavent butte mesa face mars ancient alien artifact landform photo captured viking 1 poor quality 2001 mars global surveyor captured photo using cameras maximum resolution pixel spans 156 meters pixel original photo spans 43 meters 2001 picture actually showed equivalent mesa butte common landforms earth around american west jim garvin chief scientist nasas mars exploration porgram saidit reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho thats lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars people seem believe everything internet media face mars appeared books magazines radio talk shows even starred hollywood film media brainwashed people thinking face mars alien artifact scientific evidence proof people believing medias theories face nasas scientific research face actually landform nasa found evidence years face mars made aliens people still refuse believe original photo taken low quality technology advanced back 1976 nasa taken higher resolution photos face conclude face mars mesa people still refuse believe nasa even seeing evidence one day come relization internet full lies conspiracies

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dear mr senator electoral college process consists 538 electors elector represents state vote according majority people favor electoral college fair honest way electing president individual voice elected voting state electors help choose states electors vote president vote candidate actually voting candidates electorsdoes electoral college work shows everyone plays key role government electing main person charge many people may argue electoral college corrupt nondemocratic way electing president electors may vote favor peoples majority true howeverthat trust rarely betrayeddoes electoral college work entirely possible winner electoral vote win national poular votedoes electoral college work rarely happened need continue electoral college process despite couple rarely occuring cons reasons retain fair system heavily outways negative five main arguements continue use justified system first reason certainty outcome conflict outcome electoral college vote rare less likely occur dispute popular vote reason winning candidates share electoral college invariably exceeds share popular votedoes electoral college work tie nationwide electoral vote also highly unlikely occur second argument everyones president electoral college requires presidential candidate transregional appealdoes electoral college work residents regions dont feel deserted votes dont count every president desirable result heshe successful president third main argument swing states winnertakeall mathod awarding eletoral votes induces canidates focus campaign efforts tossup statesvoters tossup states likely pay close attention campaigndoes electoral college work electoral voters likely thoughtful voters able decide election fourth reason retain electoral college system electoral college restores weight political balance large statesby population lose virtue malapportionment senate decreed constitutiondoes electoral college work large state would get attention small state think fair larger states population get votes contain people fifth final reason nation favor electoral college avoids runoff electionsthe electoral college avoids problems elections candidate recieves majority votes castdoes electoral college work electoral college takes huge pressure runoff elections clearly produces winner hope take consideration said help electoral college continue thrive years without system nation big dispute know best system country state strongly hope see sincerly propername

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think using computer detect student confused bored would help make assignment either challenging student bored easier understand student confused story states computer detect someone happy sad angry disgusted try make computer also detect assignment teacher gives hard easy student hard wont dont understand assignment easy student wont challenged use brains computer able detect emotions bordom lack interest rearange assignment make interesting still teaching teacher assigned conclusion would agree use technology detect emotions would valuable would benifit student teacher would help teacher know students understand need help would also help students understand leaning better

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dear florida state senator every 4 years many people vote president think lead united states greatness however dont know voting electoral college vote choise act using electoral college definition democratic didnt founding fathers create country promising democracy people representation electoral college must crumble florida state senator need change country votes leader need use popular vote president united states method democratic people representing electoral college flawed humans nature type election forces states ignored florida state senator must take action flawed electoral college function electoral college people arent truly represented according source 2 votersthe ones supposedly voting new presidentvote group electors instead due power electoral colleg electors vote candidate process every 4 years truly undemocratic example 2000 election al gore candidate popular votesthis meant majority citizens us wants president however al gore lost since majority electors electoral college voted lastly case time lection truly undemocratic house representatives choose new president people may allow continued usage imperfect electoral college still one major problem electoral college made flawed easily manipulated humans according source 1 electors made people chosen candidates political party immediately electors easily decide candidate vote matter amount electors candidate also electors human beings everyone knows humans flawed creatures according source 2 electors replaced opposing candidate wait last minute vote although according source 3 electors chosen given trust others still influence candidates even political parties influence electors vote chosen person lastly florida state senator nature electoral college forces states ignored florida state senator may know candidate presidency usually go swing states win peoples vote people however nonswing states generally ignored 2000 election 17 states werent even able see candidate voting title president although understandable candidates go swing populous states excuse ignoring thousands people small states president united states president entire country region voters nonswing states still want see candidate decide vote even though arent voting actual candidate electoral college imperfect undemocratic conclusion electoral college electors must disbanded popular vote used determining new president united states according source 2 3 process voting group people vote undemocratic electors people making th electoral college manipulated coerced voting specific candidate lastly nonswing states ignored anger frustrate since one candidate tried persuade florida state senator must best ability try topple undemocratic roots electoral college people ones must truly decide president immensely greatful towards 2000 poll 60 voters even stated want popularvote type election florida state senator implore abolish electoral college manner slavery many people thank

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graduated high school made life changing choice go europe friend europe joined seagoing cowboys want make choice dont want think im asking join reason im asking join benifits really good also would want join travel around world help animals need help wouldnt want travel around help animals need top meet new people may seem like work dosent feel like work actually pretty fun would join right list reasons go write would need write book instead writing book dont join promise love dont always quit highly doubt wont love either take information im giving go even try choice join seagoing cowboys please thank

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many people thought face mars made ancient civilitation mars face mars made aliens instead mesa natural landform due new highresolution images 3d altimetry nasas mars global survey spacecraft know face mars accually mesa many people thought image taken viking spacecraft 1976 face surface mars made acient civilization although many people fooled image many scientists skeptical idea confusion april 5 1998 micheal malin mars orbiter camera team took picture ten times sharper one viking taken picture taken 1998 revealed natural land form everyone satified april 8 2001 malins team decided take another look face mars time team captured photo landform using cameras absolute maximum resolution picutures showed face mars martian equivilant mesa face mars mistaken hand made landform made martian antcient civilization see nothing natural landform

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study ability humans read subatle changesin facial expressions thast appiled reverse correlation technique reveal visual features mediate understanding emotion expressed face suprising finding 1 noise added test face image profound effect facail expression 2 every istance new expression meaningful 44 major muscles mode must move like human muslces movemment one mucles called action unit dr pual eckam creator facs ekman classified six basic emotions happeniess suprise anger disgust feat sadness text statesthe soft wear latest innovatiobn prof thomas huang beckman institiute advance science university illinois dr huag colleague experts developing better ways fo humans computers communicate faical expressions emotion univeral observers dr huang even thought individuals often show varying degrees expression like smiling broadly using video imagery new emotionrecqizing softwear facture movements study ability humans read subatle changesin facial expressions thast appiled reverse correlation technique reveal visual features mediate understanding emotion expressed face process begins whwne computer constructs 3d comupter model study ability humans read subatle changesin facial expressions thast appiled reverse correlation technique reveal visual features mediate understanding emotion expressed face facial expression expresses emtions also even help reproduce thought making faces could reveal much science emotions

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cars transportation vehicles responsible world polution also responsible obeasity overweight cars vehicles people dont walk ride bikes ot run anymore car take wherever want car always tense im much happier way said heidrun walter media trainer mother two huge impediment current efforts drostically reduce greenhouse gas emissions tailpipes passenger cars esponsible 12 percent greenhouse gas emission europe precepts adopted around world attempts make suburbs compact accessible public transportation stores placed walk away main street rather malls along distant highway paris enforced partial driving ban clear air global city day without cars part improvement campaign began bogota mid 1990s pitted side walks replaced broad smooth sidewalks rushhour restrictions dromatically cut traffic new restorants upscale shopping districts crapped united states rates car ownership houshold person started come two three years downturn said micheal sivak whos reaserch professormof university michigans transportation reaserch institute study last found driving young people decreased 23 percent 2001 2009

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use value technology used classroom think could help students perform better classroom think people would find weird creepy computer could tell emotions think could help students adults school workplace could help students perform better school making work fun entertaining students type research paper always worried long paper hard project put pressure stress students students wouldnt worry computers could recognize emotions paragraph six says classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored could modify lesson like effective human instructor computer could recognize confused bored act like human instructor would make class work lot easier students student confused something needed help teacher already helping student computer could recognize confused could act like human instructor like states paragraph six student wouldnt wait fo teacher could get help need kind technology could make work students less boring student research paper type struggling find information start get frustrated bored cant find need computer could reconize could possibly help student find information computer could reconize bored struggling find information computer could somehow know trying research based recent searches could pull something similer add links websits information researching idea technology like would really useful students could make class work easier less boring students computer could read facial expressions could tell emotion based expressions take information make lessons easier think would helpful lot students think lot students would find creepy first learn think would valued many students think class work would easier technology thats value using technology

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facal reconition good idea relaxed computer might think mad upset best thing program usit school computers phones emotion reconition best idea reasson would good idea paragraph 4 using video imagrythe new emotionrecogonition softwhere tracks facial movements could lead malfunctions computer would need told emotion already know emotion also money would need buy specal computer softwhere could get really exspencive money factors paragraph 7 home pc cant handle complex algorithms used decode mona lisas smile amount money would spend new computer would lot sounds like computer people cant even carry around computer bunch malfunctions money wasted something doesnt even work people would also worrie others trying hack computer even fire wall protect schools shouldnt emotion reconition classes teacher would know student confused didnt know homework would ask help inconclusion emotion reconition good idea poeple dont want carry around computer know emotion people know emotion special computer facial recogonition bad idea

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challenge exploring venus author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents author supports idea gives reasons would beneficial study author suggests worthy pursuit closest planet earth size distance might life venus previously humans held back thought danger author show reasons make worth study venus start author states venus closest planet earth size distance statement support idea studying venus worth going dangers yes may easiest planet get venus easy planet land conduct research especially high pressure heat also additional impediments like erupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes frequent lightning strikes shown third paragraph additionally author states humans study venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life shown fourth paragraph although venus features similar earths like valleys mountains craters mean venus supported life also text says venus probably covered oceans shows proof statement fact author say would beneficial study venus scientific reasons second paragraph shows conditions venus sustainable considering spacecraft survived landing hours lastly author states humans travels limited dangers doubts eighth paragraph stating author shows heshe understands conditions venus mean humans held back statement show worth study venus humans held back conclusion author support hisher idea studying venus worthy pursuit author give reasons would beneficial go venus study never shows worth yes would helpful know venus support life one point time author never showed would worth time money wrap author support hisher idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers

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value using technology read students emotional expressions technology something couple years evolve advance right 100 dependable perfect like article said people imitate another persons expression dont think computer going read someone dont show feelings opinion dependable unusable ill want test one computers know really works like said dependeble technology advance hard believe computer read emotions exactly like dr huang said computers need understand human communication nonverbal including emotional communication dont think computer going understand somthing like im technology 100 dependeble technology useful fiable people fake emotions computer going read like normal think opinion good idea use students express theirselfs talking telling like

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kind person really interested political stuff politics subject start fights everyone interested must know electoral college system vote president actually voting group electors vote presidentsource 1 means even majority popularity vote people electoral college rule vote say electoral college good prevents ties make sure winner rule vote really voting president say electoral college bad system needs extinguished doubt get decide leader electoral college rule vote really feel like decision 2000 presidential race al gore lost recieved popularity votes people electoral college voted bush insteadsource 2 means people thought al gore president instead didnt get wanted electoral college thought otherwise think anyway fair majority country ended unhappy election ther electoral college say alone enough reason abolish electoral college happens happen want feel cheated betrayed lets get rid electoral college others may say support electoral college cant tie almost states award electoral votes winnertakeall basis even slight plurality ina state creates landslide electoralvote victory statesource 3 still possible tie though 538 total votes since even number happen stlight difference instead electoral college creates landslide isnt representing actuall number votes people cheated sya election hardest thing understand people would still support something doesnt support electoral college basically throws away votes replaces possible ties electoral college due even number votes state casts one vote single representative wyoming representing 500000 voters would much say 55 representatives california represent 35 million voterssource 2 alone shows votes represented equally saying 500000 votes equal 35 million votes isnt obvious two numbers different could large effect popularity canidate voting instead effect 345 million voters dont get fair say could possibly unhappy turnout president people supposed ones vote leader group 538 qualified polititians rule entire countrys vote ridiculous system works crazy support know want fair share input electoral college wont allow supporters say support electoral college avoids runoff elections even tie majority votes people unlikey tie votes electoral college example nixon 1968 clinton 1992 43 percent plurality popular votes winning majority electoral collegesource 3 opinion tie popularity votes revote may take longer still decision people makes procces faster doesnt mean makes procces better create better system event tie instead electors ruling people picking whoever think best isnt government people people conclusion electoral college needs extinguished many reasons reasons doesnt let people vote want rules notions votes doesnt show number votes equall may say good prevents tie tie im sure htere better ways revote need government people people isnt electoral college

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sounds like great idea teachers wouldnt worry getting around everyone classroom reteaching lesson trying figure activities lesson help kids understand could aslo big distraction think use technology read students expressions valueable whatever lesson taught student bored confused modify lesson think useful student know lesson boring interesting hard pay attention get focused fact could tell im really getting itll change something style great know teachers cant everywhere help make understand youre desk hand waiting teacher get probably frustrated computer sense help teacher see also helps saving time class rooms somethings every student get right away instead teacher reteaching computer see getting change lesson something little complex get understand much idea downfall could students getting carried away even though high school kids still little immitaure could distraction kids theyll try play sytem making wrong facial expression purpose see computer could guess theyre feeling could take away valueable class time

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hotter days coughing nasty air loud noises wrecks caused usage usage cars whole need stop using relaying cars transport us every go means transportation much costefficent may little slower saving time also saving planet even two things still making community better place good opportunity take away stress lower air pollution said businessman carlos arturo rode twoseat bicycle wife taking away need cars takes away stress also takes away air pollution stopping use cars better city many ways taking away noise making quiter making nicer place look attracted nice new buisnesses like restrauants stores

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people might know seagoing cowboys dosent mean hate name least participate seagoing cowboys people might many reasons support statement shouldnt seagoing cowboy least reasons join program one many reasons love working animals job many seagoing cowboys take care horses young cows mules shipped overseas pharagraph two states unrra hired seagoing cowboys take care horses young cows mules weree shippes overseas join cowboys able go away family example paragraph three states augest 1945 paragraph four states time discharged 1947 iam trying prove point since away family wont able see family three years go three years without seeing familly forund job besides helping people able see awsome sighting go places youve never able go see europe china acropolis greece crete panama could go italy paragragh five states besides helping people side benefit seeing europe china seeing acropolis greece special says taking gondola ride vencie italy city streets water luke also toured excaveted castle crete marveled panama canal china conclusion belive join sesagoing cowboys able parcipitate well wont problem things

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venus interesting planet fro scientist study venus second planet sun one brightest point night sky venus amazing planet also pretty unknown venus many dangers human scientis venus earthlike planet many issues scientist want able send humans planet dangers venus presents many ideas tested chance used survive despite dangers venus worthy planet studied venus important scientist many like features earth scientist want discover venus covered large oceans supported life familiar features valleys mountains craters examples lead scientist believe indeed large covered areas water life features venus earth venus much different theyre many dangers planet venus hottest planet solar system despite second planet sun atmosphere almost 97 carbon dioxide clouds made highly corrosive sulfuric acid temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit weather conditions venus dangerous type human encounters scientist still inovate creation make study venus possible scientist engineers give study venus working hard invent idea support conditions planet blimplike vehicle hovering 30 milies abovea great idea sending human venus create hovering vehicle hot surface nasa also working testing simplifies electronics made silicon carbide material make enough make throught harsh conditions venus work scientist worthy study venus incredible might hard longlasting impossible scientist create inventions study surface venus study venus like earth keeping human safe transported planet venus harsh conditions easy obstacle overcome study venus amazing encouraging

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article making mona lsia smile written nick dalto new technology introduced world called facial action coding system otherwise known facs essentially technology allows people calculate exact percentage emotions presented ones facial expression studying placement facial muscles machine analyzes face search six particular emotions sadness anger surprise happiness fear disgust availability technology schools suggesting facs machine placed classrooms although many people believe tool invasive many reasons prove system like classroom useful amount time effort would take take simple scan trivial expense reults get main reason revealed paragraph 6 author explains classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored qouted dr huang beckman institutefor advanced science explains device could help teachers better educational skills classroom technology fully analyzes emotions student way giving feedback teachers regarding way lesson beign taught received concluson facs technology helpful sourece classroom way better connect faculty students without presenting conflicts technology also effectivity childs education

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theory self driving car great idea reality accident waiting happen self driving cars many flaws beleive development cars longer continue self driving cars never self driving still require passenger know artical says car read positive negative polarity messages binary code means someone send wrong message computer causing accident death rate car accident could rise development self driving car whith hearing would trust child car people agree continue development cars many theair opinions say sensors car help make safer also might say lot less stressful driver accepters product may also say safty measures taken care many things wrong many statements sensors car go bad person know late self driving car less stressful driver anything would pay attention road make sure car working correctly safty procations vehicals rely driver noiticing car speakinging seat vibrating sometimes people feel phone vibrate pocket hear matter suppoded trust car alert trust phones campaign self driving cars seems one wants ask hard questions everybody thinks great idea new product safe dont know doesnt look promissing conclusion beleive continue devlopment self driving cars

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passage challenge exploring venus topic venus discussed moreover venus exploration challenges met attempting rigourus task author provides much imformation support claim informative interesting way author makes learning challenges interesting also informative example open passage talking ability see venus earth already start connects us issue making seem important discuss challenge exploring saying humans sent numerous spacecraft land cloud draped world previous mission unmanned good reason since spacecraft survived landing hours opens us listen spacecraft difficult time landing makes us want learn diffuculties unforgiving journey author follows information finer details exactly ships survive say thick apnosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus even challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere following details difficult landing author brings reasons one would want explore planet venus say venus may life one point talk venus sister planet earth size density incredibly similar terain sold nearly venus like earth many landmarks valleys mountains caves ravines author great job displaying information way informative interesting overall entertaining giving large quantites imformation stating understandable way learned lot venus particular passage acreditted skill level reasearch done author passage

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limiting car usage lot advantages many different things space money save save money alot different ways pay car insurance pay tickets pay gas lastly pay car broke need repaired free sapce theres many oppertunities build new stuff making good use source one says new approach stores place walk away main streets rather malls arounf distant higways good thing parents wont worry children children wont worry asking parents rides everything within walking distance another advantage using car much clear air help get rid pollution source two says congestion 60 percent really good everywhere would problem use car much air starts change source two says cold night warm days caused warmer layer air trap car emissions tell good using cars alot things souce three says parks sports centers bloomed throughout city telling us cars people becoming active spending time famililys always good thing another example source three says uneven pitted sidewalks replaces broad smooth sidewlaks good use car safe rode creating jobs source three also saysnew resturaunts upscale shopping districts cropped creates jobs makes money city betters school give back community inconcluson cars worst thing gets point point b two points theres alot bad things come think able inform people use cars wisely times leave car family

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article challenge exploring venus article explains studying venus challenge tries create idea studying venus worth peoples time despite threats present planet although author presents evidence explains people invest time studying enough evidence presented show venus worthy exploration despite danger imposes rather explains lengths scientists today taking tackle challenge major issue authors attempt suggesting venus worthy pursuit author mainly explains trying explore venus challenge title suggests really isnt trying pursuade reader thinking venus worth exploring author give us reason scientist still trying visit surface nothing explicitly written travelling venus worth pursuit besides venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth recall venus sometimes nearest option planetary visit evidence uses explain geology planet however enough support idea venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents thus making idea lackluster lack evidence support idea despite issue mentioned article great job explaining different methods studies circumstances scientists researchers trying overcome study venus giving figures percent carbon dioxide blankets venus atmospheric buildup venus author thouroughly explains venus difficult planet explore gives insight scientists trying overcome obsticle using evidence nasa showing using simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber stimulating chaos venuss surface create useful devices used exploration ending article travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation really helps show viewpoint scientists invest time studying venus article challenge exploring venus suggests venus quite challenge study gives many reasons however fails support idea worth studying despite dangers shown article scientists trying study venus instead study venus

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first want let know electoral college process place established founding fathers process consists selection electors metings electors vote president vice president electoral college consists 538 electors majority 270 electoral votes required elect president amount members congressional delegation one member house representatives plus two senators candidate thats running president state group electors theyre generally chosen candidates political party state law varys electors selected responsibilities one best things electoral college widely regarded anachronism nondemocratic method selecting president ought overruled declaring candidate receives popular votes wins also requires president candidate transregional appeal always remember voters presidential elections people want express political preference rather people think single vote may decide election

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using facial expresions good way tell someone u mad happy sometimes u cant tell diffrence unless people smile time instince walk mean face dosent mean im mad could happy face u shouldnt need technology tell someone happy ot sad got ta look face already know mad sad person isnt sure ask see wether mad sad mona lisa smiling showing shes happy happy taking picture honest think u smile feel something happiness like someone mad smile seem like happy really dont get u calculate emotions like emoiton math question u either ask person mad sad u guess facial expressions thats see eyes itll much easier ask reasurch think smile used show happiness people happy moment change face understand time mad face show mad sad face show sad shouldnt involve technology find person feels mona lisa wonderful painting think happy picture smiled

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countries around world share global problem air pollution cities like germany france america suffer air pollution smog comes cars people drive daily basis people decided make change around world cities banning use cars taking day made huge change people treat air source 1 explains new suburban lifestyle residents adapted giving cars good vauban germany generally forbidden driveways home garages owning car still allowed places park would large expensive garage spaces result 70 percent families vauban cars 57 percent sold car move experiment completed 2006 became growing trend europe united states countries movement called smart planning us environmental protection agency promoting car reduced communities many experts expect public transport serving suburbs much larger role new transportaion bill approved cities paris partial driving ban enforced try clear polluted air global city cars evennumbered plates ordered left home owners would pay 22euro fine 31 next day oddnumbered plates would applyed way time almost 4000 drivers fined five days intense smog congestion smog rivaled beijing china known polluted cities world france deisel fuel blame deisels make 67 percent vehicles france stated source 2 paragraph 16 event set spread countries lead colombians hiking biking taking buses walking bogota columbia day without cars set promote alternative transportation third straight year event city 7 million violaters day face 25 fine referring source 2 paragraph 27 improvement campaign started bogota mid1900s park sports centers built newer smoother sidewalks created influence movement places around world joining revolutionary movement save planet cities reducing use vehicles decrease amount smog air pollutants air share contaminated

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really think alien life picture shown land mars nasa said shadow giving illusion eyes nose mouth nasa studied image make sure correct saw people believe alien life base statements upon opinions nasa even said natural land form alien monument something big would piece land large mound mars people think alien alien artifact think nasa would hide public nasa says wish ancient alien civilation mars nasa saying would want people see wish alien image nothing alien life made illusion face nasa lying double checked make sure seeing certain land mars picture taken right angel time make look like alien ive told facts believe

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believe use technology read emotional expressions students classroom would useful rather valuable computer would able tell interested give us articles interests could also help improve students grades help entertain theyre bored mind even help art students create life like paintings types computers classrooms today could help give students articles suggested sites based theyre interested example teacher says students must choose story read online computer would able give list suggested stories based students facial expression reading title could give article would best student students interested topic likely read thus improving lexile level reading comprehension hand could also distract students school work students free time play games watch videos etc computer reads students face making likely computer suggest unnecessary things student trying work thus getting distracted easily cause student work less less type technology could also help art students artist personally know hard anatomy newer younger artists even older artists everyone trouble something help create lie like faces correct facial expression match emotion looking life like painting determines quality painting still help realistic artists create much life like help improve artistc ability conclusion believe technology positive negative use students classrooms help improve reading even art also high posibility students get easily distracted however far positive uses kind technology negative id say use technology would valuable students classrooms

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would driverless cars cool yes would personally think would horrible idea driverless carsme personally think cars driven human instead robotic machine first prices driverlesscars would threw roof makethen cost insurance would threw roof automotives expensive make plus malfunction error cars system whole network crashes drivers get bored doesnt mean make driverless car persons bored something dont drive point point b thats simple reason car industries wants make driverless car becasue moneythe reason insurances would like idea jack prices whats fuel indistry going like cars still going gased powerd batery powerd perspective topic whole idea garbage things agree like brakeing system camra back way dont run thing backing driving whole thing car industries insurance company making money thats whole thing aboutall unecessry

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facial action coding system help computers identify emotions people instance poeple somewhat calculate emotions like math equation secondly facs also helpful becasue tell forcing smile finally also tell people like ad smiling also tell dislike ad people frown leonardo da vincis renaissance painting mona lisa computers already found putting forced smile painting mona lisa reserchers calculated emotions drawing mona lisa 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent fearful 2 percent angery1 according facs software calculate emotions people looking gesters one person makes 44 major muscles modle must move like human muscles3 lastly computers might able know happy sad instance smile web ad appearson screen similar ad might follow frown next ad diffent6 examples facs valuable classrooms readers may say facs work normal computer according research states home pc handle complex algorithms used decode mona lisas smile7 also computers decode smie people make humans around world also see forca smile whoever thought making faces could reveal much science emotions9 computer software idnetify emotins like evedence expression compared neutral face4 theory tell facs software indeed work tell emotions drawing leonardo da vinci software calculate emotions like math problems also evaluating forcing smile gesters facial expretions facs software useful people would like use figure people forcing smile confirm person force smile

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think great piece technology school laptops school kids get confused many things learning invention could help students struggle understand lot content students high school lot pressure 4 years hard keep every lesson technology able tell student confused able change lesson help implemented everyones laptop many students also dont nerve raise hand ask question becuase think mad fun technology student would afraid wont ask question front everyone becuase technology know heshe needs help used many different reasons also could tell student sad heshe might need see guidence would great piece technology schools invention would help students get better grades able chance go college inventions like helping many people succeed going outside box help others

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presidential campaign held two candidates running decision depends electoral votes electoral college votes elect president depending majority votes electoral college kept induces candidates restores weight large states loses avoids problem candidate recieves majority votes begin electoral college kept since induces candidates example many candidates running president people dont know vote electoral college eliminates candidates voters tossup states likely pay close attention campaign really listen competing candidates source 3 people want know candidates offer want vote best candidate vote electoral college decides majority vote state electoral college kept since induces candidates furthermore electoral college kept since restores weight large states lose example since big states political problems people want large states lot voters electoral college kept since restores weight large states finally electoral college kept since avoids problem candidate recieves majority votes example presidents may popular vote electoral votes electoral college avoids runoff elections electoral college kept since avoids problem candidates recieves majority vote conclusion electoral college kept induces candidates restores weight large states loses avoids problem candidate recieves majority votes

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think keep electoral college thinks fair al gore electoral votes popular vote still lost presidency also evening voting persident voting slate electors pick president like control slate electors pick also hard understand get confusing well two different groups thay pick president vicepresidents people pick vicepresident senate indivaule state casts one vote example single representative wyoming represent 500000 voters would much sayar 55 representatives california represents 35 million voters bradford plumer indefensible electoral college wht even bestlaid defenses system wrong elcetoral college thy system winnertakeall system state candidates dont spend time states know chance winning bradfors plumer party slecets slate electors trusted vote partys nomineeand trust rarely betrayed richard posnoer defense electoral coolege five reasons keep despised method choosing president read pretheace say trust rarly betrayed think okay say something say hey going change mind people vote becaise like said nopt okay say going something state counting need keep word said also big states get attention small states also easier goverment still think need fair think equal candidates running president state hi ot group elecotors office ferderal register electoral college think get rid electoral college lot trust problem confusing hard understand needs simple easy honset needs vote president vicepresident vote one voting also think number electoral votes need differnet

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today talking challenge exploring venus whats venus ubicate venus important talk learn subject discovered mean venus planet solar system second planet sun occasionally closest distance earth venus mars palnet scientist cant explore planet far away heart differences example one speed mean sometimes closer mars times venus venus maybe issue explains single spaceship touched venus three decades scientist said atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus also planet hottest surface temperature planet solar system venusian geology weather present additional impediments like erupting volcanoes powerul earthquakes frequent lightning strikes probes seeking land surface know venus planet solar system really dont know scientist wants know know planet probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life human wants conquer planets live future thats reason scientist discussing rich peolpe build skyscraper building rich people go travel venus nasa working know venus another example electricity works get venus ship orbiting hovering safely far planet provide limited insight ground conditions forms light penetrate dense atmosphere importantly researchers take samples rock gas anything else distance therefore scientist seeking conduct thorough mission understand venus would need get close personal despite risks striving meet challenge presented venus values insight gained planet also human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors talked venus know human wants information want explore live also want wants know exist life dont know venus got inhabitants planet need leave capable conquer next planet live future would mars also venus

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many advantages come limitation car usage limiting car useage help bring pollution help clear air use every single day daliy basis limiting car usage congestion drops dramaticly also helps lower stress increase improvement campaigns car usage big impact air car usage pollution increases air limiting car usage help drop pollution author robert duffer stated congestion 60 percent capital france also limiting car usage drops car traffic effect decrease car usage drops polloution air improvement campaigns start increase limitation cars constructions start rise communites understand author andrew selsky stated seen construction 118 miles bicycle paths latin american city construction 118 miles bicycle paths latin amercian city made due limiting car usage one biggest ones also parks sport centers bloomed throught city pitted sidewalks replaced smooth sidwalks rushhour restrictions dramatically cut traffic well new restaurants upscale shopping districts cropped limiting car usage comes many great advantages like stated help drop pollution congestion drop dramaticly help lower stress well increase improvement campaigns

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