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hey seagoing cowboys seagoing cowboys get help countries recover world war 2 comes join us first reason get help others plus get see different ways help us recover faster workers help last first reason leads second explore world second reason said get explore world bet wondering well dont need stress let explores little get next shipment last reason get relax shipment horses play around new friends laugh joke around luke says way back got play baseball volleyball empty holds horse use also tabletennis tourneys fencing boxing sports could whittling play games floor pass time think wonderful opportunity people caring helpful come join us
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think going extreme dangers study venus worth venus sometimes called evening star venus one brightest points light sky would scientist wanted explore study another planet havent even completely explore planet live first venus second planet son venus simple see distant safe vantage point earth proved challenging place examine closely venus closest planet earth terms density size venus dangerous atmosphere surface venus condituion highly dangerous impossible human even get close atmosphere secondly given facts venus critical living condition considering surface temperature reach 800 degrees fahrenheit clouds higly corrosive sulfric acid would scientist still want explore venus current technology let us enter venus atmosphere even astronauts manage bypass venus atmosphere would even get ground venus surface temperatures extremely high impossible humans get venus surface lastly instead wasting resources exploring new planets trying get surface dont scientists waste resources exploring discovering planet half planet filled water havent explore big part must lot new materials resources ready explored scientist wasting resources trying explore planet dont scientist try solve problem global warming resources scientist using trying explore new planet cab used solve problems planet earth conclusion thats dont think going extreme dangers risk study planet posibble live worth lets use resources solve problems planet earth instead using trying explore planets
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smarter cars really better cars capable driverless cars come end driver must alert times driver might get distracted bored illegal states driverless cars drive like watching pet bird still around make sure nothing happens 7th paragraph statesthey steer accelerate brake designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills navigating work zones around accidents means human driver must remain alert ready take situation requires babysitting car could easily get bored baby would buy car cant even drive would anyone want driverless car still needs driver wouldnt drivers get bored waiting theit turn drive could get distracted fast especially short attention spand instant drive 3 hours nothing driving thats cause distracting diastersafety big concern thats legal states smarter cars illegal states 9th paragraph states lawmakers know safety best achieved alert drivers presently traffic laws written assumption safe car human driver control times result states illegal even test computerdriven cars cars illegal lot untested things could go wrong driving laws focus keeping drivers passengers pedstrians safe driverless cars crashing one going safe smarter driverless cars better people getting hurt distracted drivers must alert times unsafe illegal cars bad thing societywe grow closer destination every day drive safe
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many years researchers stared mona lisa made countless observations even created new technology detects emotions facial recognition creator prof thomas huang named facial action coding system may seem important outside world use facial action coding could beneficial classrooms could understand students frustration confusion would modify lesson better fit student counselors could use ot help determine student truly feeling would help teachers better understand students rarely talk class facial action coding could benificial classrooms technology could understand students frustration confusion modify lesson better fit student schools around students starting give get angry homework decide dont want work anymore problems dont changebut facial action coding system problems even lesson could change become easier student would allow student wrap mind around concept given article dr huang states paragraph 6 classroom computer could recognize astudent becoming confused bored could modify lesson like effective human instructor quote tells readers dr huang wants new technology teachers follow guideline lesson plan track students learning dealing almost fifteen twenty students class teacher physically help student oneonone time facial action coding system however would able making simple efficient students teachers counselors could also use technology counselors could use facial action coding system determine student truly feeling sitting counselors office students may tense nervous whatever theyre counselor help student techonology counselors could take one look face find whats bothering completely open counselor would able find theyre sad upset scared pulling strings get class counselors job make sure students campus mentally check ready next school year classes progress student enters office technology could sensor student making counselors job easier time efficient counselor done student theyre sent back class system could help students teachers well facial action coding system may useful help teachers understand students rarely talk class deaf paragraph 6 dr huang makes wonderful pointmost human communication nonverbal including emotional communication class students nod heads agree understand something teacher presenting dont nod facial action coding could help teacher understand theyre going fast student lost teacher would able assist explaining lesson even trying make lesson fun exciting students would rather sit desks avoid wrong wont ask questions theyre shy system would give oppourtunity students never given chance overall facial action coding system could useful classrooms due able modify better fit student based emotions counselors able use well letting teachers better understand students either deaf rarely talk facial action coding may progress progressing shall
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dear senator today strongly persuade keep favor electoral college process ask well swing states process voters pay attention campaign makes candide work harder supporting argument avoiding runoff elections election process greatly complicated avoided electoral college process strongly believe keep process electoral college swing states process candidates focus campain efforts tossup states makes voters likely pay close attention campaign make really want know going decide elections likely thoughtful voters average reason received information attention candidates richard posner also states thoughful voter ones decide winner election lastly avoiding runoff elections greatly pressured candidates wins majority vast cast reduced electoral college ya sure argued method choosing president turn potential voters candidate intention carrying state picked voters paying attention campagn like swing states process furthermore due swing states process voters pay attention campaign candidates work harder making wanting argument runoff elections process greatly pressured candidates wins majority vast cast reduced electoral college yes mr senator strongly infavor keeping electoral college process important statements without voting process would extremly difficult
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growing likely imagined future flying cars example meet robinsons movie whole plot story based time traveling cars car drive way better ill prove first example wouldnt necessarily get license car drives mean yeah might want know little drive something goes wrong none us would go 69 months drivers ed costs million dollars able take class high school grab book tells vehicle giving information knowledge need wouldnt awesome next less accidents would occur maybe freak accident may happen sometime along way less better rates mean deaths hear something car accidents think poeple lost loved one car accident likely would board im sure would never want someone else go went also old people wouldnt get license revoked becuase theyre old everyone drive honesty would easier worrying drunk driving take someone doctor cant drive home medicine makes wacky backseat drivers oh goodness annoying think driving bad yell car shouldnt get im saying conclusion hope least altered opinion way shape form agree also hope sometime future enjoy driverless car along safe roads better lives
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article challene exploring venus author explaining difficulties researching venus closer near impossible due challenges planet provides author states challenges planet poses scientists trying overcome challenges author also says planet worth risk exploration author supports claim venus worthy persuit exploration disregarding dangers venus many similar geological structures could supported life due planets simularities earth author doesnt provide much evidence worthy persuit paragraph lines author gives examples similar features terrain two planets share author says venus features analogous earth author means planet simlar geological features next line author expands upon author states planet surface sediment includes familiar features valleys mountains craters two sentences article author contributing reasons exploration planet venus worth despite natural dangers planet poses fact two planets share similar physical characterists appeals claim author made venus earths sister planet fourth paragraph author gives reasons scientists discussing exploration planet venus author says venus earthlike planet solar system may housed life one point second line paragraph author states austronomers facinated venus may earthlike planet solar system peice article shows researchers astronomers intrigued venus simularities earth author goes detail simularites paragraph states venus probably convered largely oceans could supported varius forms life like earth sentence author expands upon simularites planets similar attributes support different life forms detail author inserted article resemblance oceans significant life possible without oceans venus peices evidence support claims author made research venus good idea came paragraph seven paragraphs article expand upon exploration isnt possible scientists researchers trying overcome difficulties planet provides dangers one paragraph article supports exploration intriguing scientists paragraph author supports exploration towards venus chased similar physical characterists possiblity life author doesnt support idea exploration venus adequetly dont provide enough claims two statements supporting scientists facinated venus studying venus worthy persuit minor detail article author well enough job supporting motivations behind scientists
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want something new go luke right seagoing cowboy someone else helps take care animals boat crossing oceans kind like joining milatary army basically risking life people peope probably dont even know lifetime experience also huge opprtunity like luke couldnt say trying something new done school also young age starting early done trying something new realise done something wonderful working also realise fun could working hard fun time people think something take life isnt fun im saying like something work hard acomplish im saying could fun like luke finishing school make plans want dont wait last minute think making differences good thing bad thing seemed like luke didnt know seagoing something new went seagoing also give opprtunity fun animals like luke grew farms guess liked prepared work job wouldnt want im big fan animals like animals try seagoing cowboy cowgirl
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driverless cars dangerus people cars still run gas new kind run solor engergy happens something brakes cars gps takes place elsyou cant really tell kind truble cars driverless cars dangerus peoplehow know theres one infrunt like child bikewill car stopprobly late child fact car might go control drive side walk running people cars still run gas new kind run solor energy ok one cars run gas smart thathow going tell car stop gas station refill solor energy long last sunlight ranny daysay middle road run energy stuck happens gps brakes takes yo diffrent placeyou might end side contry even ocean cant correct car might suck hoursid rather take chance end cars dangrust everyoneare still good enviermentcan stop car starts taking diffrent place really stop needed think see think mabe youll even get inside one death traps build family
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venus worth studying even though various dangers many things learned visiting venus example venus earths twin closest planet earth astronomers believe covered oceans could supported life forms plenty dangerous things could happen someone visit evening star example article stated almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere temperature planets surface 800 degrees fahrenheit atomospheric pressure 90 times greater earth humans endure type conditions interesting things happen someone visit venus believe planet nearest option planetary visit nasa idea involes blimplike vehicle hovering planet jet airplane higher altitude fly storms another vehicle hovering planet would avoid horrible ground conditions thirty plus miles surface temperatures would around 170 degrees fahrenheit however pressure would close sea level earth overall nasa figured yet try experiment conclusion many benefits going venus like human curiosity finally answered another benefit scientists astronomers get verify really like earth maybe get things need able visit planet however lot cons visiting venus dangerous harm many people careful
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dear state senator argue favor keeping electoral college think really doesnt matter single person vote one vote make difference state uses americans vote see would pefer every vote important person makes counts personally think waist time votethat us americans really say bet didnt vote next go around would still president important people want 538 electors know better united states america vote thing electoral college might call disaster factor back 1960 segregationist louisiana legislature nearly succeeded replacing democratic electors new electors would oppese john f kennedy popular vote kennedy would actually gone kennedy electoral college widely regarded anachronism nondemocratic method selecting president ought overruled declaring candidate receives popular votes winner advocates position correct arguing electoral college method id democratic modern sense electors elect president people cote presidential candidate youre actaully voting slate electos might well let electoral collge job mean want go vote mor power like said waist time thank reading ashlee
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2020 cant come fast enough 2020 year mercedesbenz audi nissan plan cars drive tesla projected 2016 year release car capable driving autopilot ninety percent time google cars could drive independently specific condition since 2009 could much independent driving car nonindependent car something happen warned uses half fuel todays taxis offer far flexibility bus beacause reasons previously mentioned stand firm affirmation development driverless cars drive driverless car much time car driverless cars become thing textingtalking driving laws could abolished 2020 texting might even obsolete might speaking phone types us weve known girls makeup car way destination non driverless cars extremely dangerous driver passengers cars pedestrians even though girls know danger havent stopped make safer something happen road like accident ahead road blocks consruction etc driver would warned hand warning could number thing whether vibration seat beep selfdriving cars much ecofriendly regular non selfdriving cars use half fuel todays taxis think much fuel would save america less fuel used means less pollution sky might even help globalwarming think polar bears endangered species selfdriving cars good thing could much independent driving car nonindependent car something happen warned uses half fuel todays taxis offer far flexibility bus beacause reasons previously mentioned stand firm affirmation development driverless cars
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author feels pursuit explore venus worthy despite danger comes heshe supported making plan could overcome dangers traveling venus plan send humans venus safely could well work also way would thirty miles planett floating reallu give good look trying study importantly researchers take samples rockgasor anything else stated article planet venus harsh conditons humans could withhold survive example would temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience stated article opinion would smart even begin plan trip venusespecially scientists nasa know risks dangers would setting death even spacecraft survive landing hours conclusion author stated point well good arguments could send humans venus agree authors point view topic
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think face surface mars natural landform dissagree made aliens living organism reason think face natural landform made aliens think would one us humans many different statues monuments tall skyscrapers one example pyramids obviously naturally made many exactly made aliens feel like would many resembled landform odd landforms 12th paragraph article says martian equivalent butte mesa many things odd happned naturlly earth also passage garvin saidit reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho garvin also saidthat lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars next point many people say nasa keeping secrets aliens away public aliens nasa would probably tell becuase would get much publicity therefore probably money fund mission mars think would stupid idea kept secret conclusion think face mars natural landform made alies
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dear senator florida point people voting really getting say really voting electoral college bigger say thousands people vote group peoples say mean thousands people united states also winnertakeall sytem help anymore electoral college special electoral college get picked specially make vote count wins loses election many mishappens electoral college example excerpt called idefensible electoral college even bestlaid defenses wrong says single argument electoral college might call disastor factor american people consider lucky 2000 fiasco biggest election crisis century system allows much worst shows electoral college damage united states let huge crisis happen elections could let get even worst allow make easy make things worst certain crisis feel like give people say half people vote problably dont even know actually voting president probably vote thinking voting president electoral college see end board electoral college overall unfair voters voters pay vote pay electoral college vote make say important sad reason sad kids want younger vote feel like symbolizes growing like get real say next president senate anything longs get say truthful getting say next senate treasurer president actually picking board picking even people wanted abolish electoral college people richard nixon jimmy carter bob dole us chamber commerce aflcio turned ones according exerpt indefensible electoral college even bestlaid defenses wrong sates theyre alone according gallup poll 2000 taken shortly al gore thanks quirks electoral college popular vote lost presidency 60 percent voters would prefer direct election kind also states year voters expect another close election popular vote winner could lose presidancy show elections way screwed already way know many votes certain person going get many votes person going get practicly alredy know going win election voting even begins board already planned really thier need electoral college make competion unfair person going election also cause part problems mishappens article mentions perhaps moat worrying prospect tie electoral vote case election would thrown house representatives staes delegation vote president also voting vicepresident actually voting senat picks vicepresident electoral college overall unfair voters people running election
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facial expressions emotions drive actions people everyday emotions sometime hidden fake transparent believe using facial action coding system class rooms quite valuable learning enviroment education idividuals increase learning efficiancy focus class room productivity students facial action coding system essentially scans face emotion makes decisions based results would valuable classroom especially younger students gradeschool school students unmotivated learn bored confused classroom problems waste time cause students fully understand learn topic system produce outcome predicted lessen amount time help students understand topic quicker rate moving students speed manipulating lessen points student confused efficient classrooms system eliminate wasted time bordem provide solutions confused well increasing efficiency sytstem also benefit classroom enviroment students become bored unmotivated become distraction classroom teachers take time meet need student disruption class catch attention students cause stop working act student distractions like cause learning hindered eliminated better learning enviroment teachers students system keep students active motivated learn providing less chance distraction furthermore distraction bordem unmotivation eliminated improved classroom enviroment increase productivity students bored unmotivated essentially stop working students confused work slower pace problems cause work needs done completed completed slower neccessary system keep attention students create path student learns rate thus completing work needs done ontime quicker benefit classroom teachers need review topics students might understood others conclusion system efficient productive helpful tool class room could aquipped eliminates bordem unmotivation causes efficient learning allows productivity classroom increase teachers implement tool classroom presented opportunity
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article making mona lisa smile new technology called facial action coding system would identify human emotions first paragraph author telling mona lisa doctors trying tell others software almost like talking person knowing emotions computer dr paul eckman dr huang working together see work use latest innovation asking questions like actually calculate emotions computer recognize subtle facial movements humans use express emotions rest curious world would want see new technolgy works dr huang dr paul eckman working make bring smiles someones face day shown paragraph six dr huang believes students homwork computer usually become bored something boring computer dr huang dr paul eckman want computer know feelings like people shown paragraph eight muscles show actions might show others either forced smile genuine one letting computers know feel helping genuinly smile would help day help drs know helped sombody better day smile show mona lisa smile computer show add appearing screen similar afterwards frown ad different first one proving arent happy new software could help others become energectic happier days frowning awful day dr huang dr paul eckman proving world increasing happiness help feel better daily basis want
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lets face facts face mars nothing clever illusion face doubt seen mars isnt proof alein life doesnt make logical sense higher quality photos dont even show face would nasa cover somthing would help budget issues clearly rock formation like ones earth first first picture lucky happenstance nasa went back get higher quality photo wasnt face product clouds outdated equipment malins team captured extraordinary photo using cameras absolute maximum resolution p10 best quality photo looked less like face like pile broken dreams hardcore conspiracy theorists might say nasa trying pull wool eyes cover existents extraterestrial life fake pictures would nasa cover somthing earth shattering aliens publicity alone would help push government extend budget people think face bona fide evidence life mars evidence nasa would rather hide say conspiracy theorists meanwhile defenders nasa budget wish ancient civilization mars p5 would litteral rocket scientists cover something would help massively thirdly like rock formations earth article one scientist even says looks like butte earth reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho p12 losing heads somthing could drive idaho matter hours see overall crazy conspiracy nuts could ignore facts degree one time photo happened almost 40 years ago people need quit ignoring facts see whats right front face mars natural land form right conditions look like face
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venus sometimes called evening star one brightest points light night sky making simple even amteur stargazer spot second plant form sun proved challenging place examine colsely venus nickname misleading sice venus ia actually planet solar systemvenus ia distant safe vantage point earth proven challenging venus referred earths twin venus closest planet earth terms density size occsionally closest earth veuns sometimes around conerin space terms humans sent numerous spacecraft land cloud draped worldthe earth venuns mars neighbor orbit different speed differences speed previous mission unmannedand good reason since spacecraft survived landing hours maybethis issue explains single spacship touched venus three decades numerous factors contribute venuss repiutation challenging planet humans study despite proximity us
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coming future upon us new era approaches plethora innovative ideas come crashing along one ideas possibilty driverless cars welcoming sounds totally accepted everyone society reasons driverless cars become reality mainly theyre safer efficient convienient driver important reason driverless cars need continue developed theyre overall safer normal human driven cars one cars manufactured google aid toyota equipped positionestimating sensors rotating sensor lidar video camera rearview mirror four automotive radar sensors gps receiver inertial motion sensor car outfitted technology operate skill human without making mental human errors people argue technology cant replace humans every scenario roadblocks unexpected stoppage car front technology already prepared sensors place alert driver human interaction needed sensors include vibrating seats flashing windshield lights headsup displays another reason devlopment driverless cars needs continue theyre efficient ordinary cars google cofounder sergey brin envisions future fleet driverless cars taxi system would use half fuel todays taxis would offer much flexibility bus innovations would save wallet gas station back crowded bus seats final reason driverless cars way future convenient passenger driverless cars allow passenger talk phone call text eat etc without putting drivers risk tesla even reported car capable driving autopilot 90 percent time released 2016 nissan audi mercedezbenz made similar reports year 2020 whos say advancement wont mad ever near future conclusion reason devlopment driverless cars positive thing improve safety drivers road theyre efficient wallet comfort theyre convenient normal cars
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venus evening star gorgeous planet look night sky deadly planet step foot scientists astronomers finding various ways either put human planet send another spacecraft sit air longer couple hours like past ones sent first venus lot flaws conditions humans wouldnt able outstand text states planets surface tempatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit challenge exploring venus human would able outstand burning tempature without type aircraft special suit also text states atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience planet challenge exploring venus would crush placed planet condition way extreme anything us humans encountered second even though scientists astronomers know dangerous venus terrible conditions fascinated want learn way believe venus earth like planet solar system text states long ago venus probaly covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth challenge exploring venus would good reason explore find things used planet text also states planet surface rocky sediment includes familiar features valleys mountains craters challenge exploring venus reading show venus closest option planetary visit furutre conclusion lot pros cons sending human spacecraft planet venus planet venus deadly someone steps planet without proper grear spacecraft lead tragic obvious death soon curiosity lead us humans planet evaluate study planet venus
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dear state senator strongly believe keeping electoral college chare way elections would proceed instead changing outcome elections popular vote voters may believe candidates intentions people may like candidate organized people would pleased outcome electoral college great way proceeding elections changing way election system one popularity voting would wise voters may believe candidates intentions people may like candidate certainty electoral college charge example obama running romney received 617 electoral vote compared 513 percent popular votes casted romney majority percentage electoral votes casted favor electoral college organized popular vote voter voted example obama electoral vote voted romney popular vote would unorganized split vote popular electoral recquired majority public govermental election could impact whole future nation election nixon 1968 clinton 1992 43 percentage plurality popular votes also winning majority electoral college 301 370 electoral votes candidate fully wins majority votes casted wouldnt recount votes reelection would drain economies money high amount money put one election first place another election whereas electoral college step rectify situation producing clear winner instead going long process find clear winner debate among believe people would happy long run electoral college best way long run people would pleased outcome voted turned popular vote election people voted specific president wouldnt arent popular amongst people voters iin years election however popular vote election may also good idea voters cast vote popular election essentially like intentions would benefit countries needs demands recquired us long run therefore electoral college stay charge decsions elections new presidencey time time comes changed popular vote people would vote candidate like best instead candidate best intentions nation considerably organized popular vote election people would end pleased outcome long run
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article driverless cars coming author presents positive negitive aspects driverless cars cars would helpful controlling accidents collisions driverless car cars still developing completely driverless still requires person prepared take wheel navigate accident road block following paragraphs explain pros cons driverless cars cars use cameras sensors model cars 3d surroundings combination cameras sensors help car mimic skill human wheel person must always aware ready take wheel problems occur someone long car ride inside one driverless cars would likely become bored wouldnt paying attention road problems arise drivers asleep paying attention car needs driver take drivers reaction would delayed accident could occur say driver paying attention sleeping car got wreck drivers fault manufacturers fault would know fault feel cars never fully safe computer fully mimic humans reactions human may know better computer certain situations also certain cases could way around certain laws place protect drivers passengers pedestrians traffic laws written assuming human driver many states allow testing computer driven cars states allow computer cars soon reliably safe law makers must consider new laws need put place cover liability case accident protect manufacturer people involved accident computer driven cars make daily life easier imagine never buy car calling computer driven taxi pick long cars safe reliable part everyday lives cars lower accident rates keep people safe
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mars face popular topic ages people still argue alien artifact nutural formation mars people thinking nasa lying people nasa wish found evidence alien life mars face natural landform known mesa landforms commun throughout west part america landforms formed plate tectonics lot landforms earth mars face face got look shadows viking 1 spacecraft high level technology space age developed lots technology since 1970s mean got man moon years prior viking 1 1998 high level camera fly take graphic detailed pictures face showing landform since technology level wasnt good 1976 couldnt zoom like mars orbiter camera team shadows apparent 1998 photograph pixel size greater 2001 photo 1976 reson face appeared technology level back 1976 viking 1 couldnt zoom far enough get past shadows evidence hope youre convinced aliens mars ever nasa would estactic found alien life face alien made memorial artifact face natural landform occurs planet
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wow imagine driving car actually drive think ever think complacted dangourus cars could want tell malfunctions distractions new laws would make driveless cars absolutly difficult drivless cars would reqiure lot sensors passage list sensors left rear wheel rotating sensor roof video camera mounted near rearview mirror four automotive radar sensors gps receiver inertial motion sensors would happen though one two sensors broke driving possible things could happen car stops middle road serious injury mabey possible fatality people might argue could easy fix nothing bad could happen easy fix probably cheap unless consider death bad take risk crashes often happen due distractions well people dont drive car probably wont paying attention road drivless cars technally way driveless says text steer accelerate brake designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills call notifaction job driver ramains distracted crashes people might argue notifaction would noticable ignore fact wouldnt always case driver could remain distracted crash driveless cars would put work investergators due crashes blame driver manufacture text states new laws needed order cover liability case accident technology fails someone injured fault diver manufacturer question would hard answer law would needed could take forever approved metion money would needed court something like happen someone might argue awhile law would like law statement true law would needed something like would far extreamly complacated confusing think cool would drive car go places probably think agin begin question malfunctions distractions new laws would deal also think dangours making family friends community
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author supports idea studying venus paragraph 2 author says numerous factors conmtribute veunus reputation challenging planet humans study another reason author humans study venus wothy pursuit paragraph 3 sentence 4 says conditions far moire extreme anything humans study encounter reason think humans study venus worthy pursuit despite danger paragraph 1 sentence 1 sted calling venus call evening star one brightest light night sky last sentence say proved challenging place examine closely words think good idea humans shoukld study venus gives fun facts know paragraph 8 last sentcene talking get travle earth see whats beyond limited dnager anything else another evidence get learn new things life challenge life also conclusion hole essay explorie anything life take risk challenge exploring venus another name evening star give fun fact give differnet experion people show people differnce everythiung
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advantages limiting car usage starting become lot common people starting realize happier riding car fact heudrun walter mother 2 said car always tense im much happier way walter walk streets enjoy swish bicycles chatter wandering children us humans rely much cars transportation learn get places cars walked 2 feet didnt complain time us get back part humanity development since world war ii centered car changesaid david goldenberg official transportation america cars sudden disappear would capable getting around without vechicle transportation bogota colombia program set car free day way transportation buses taxis violators would pay 25 fine good opportunity take away stress lower pollution said businessman carlos arturo plaza rode twoseat bicycle wife riding car lower pollution also help lower emissions conserve resources improve safety goal limit car usage start noticing advantages car free life like walking streets enjoying another beautiful day fellow citizens advice put car keys go outside smell clean air see sun shining face get breeze life would outside windows car help make environment better place start taking action realize advantages limiting car use car usage self
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dont believe driverless cars would good influence population say dont think people would use cars good use people wouldnt use cars good reason would take advantage drive know would built camera eyes road lets real noone even take glance road cars really smart cars car us really think cars wouldnt us good none us wouldnt want drive anymore drives therefore would make us lazy drivers im sure cars know alot probably dont know importance driving roads construction bad weather slick roads concerns safety lives risk roads slick foggy outside dont think car drive type weather times hard us humans drive condition us children passengers driving us time concerned safety comfortable cars want take control wheel opinions things cars really dont like idea like money wise cars would cost us millions probably important things world buy really dont need spend money cars gas money cars cars use lot gas would spend like another 80 90 gas car car alert system camera stops working choice take wheel shouldnt take money car something happen end driving anyways shouldnt even idea cars opinion waste money conclusion dont think would good idea us new source techinology us wont even use right could cause kinds problems
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cars something used everyday limiting car usage could good thing minimizing car usage gives opportunity parks fun places go without parking lot taking space less space parking makes everything easier get advantage instead walk parking lot example make suburbs compact accessible public transportation less space parking german suburb life goes without cars elisabeth rosenthal paragraph 6 explains get rid cars theres space park everything else becomes easier get versus many parking spaces taking room causing traffic things also using cars theres room small stores big stores put different places couldnt put cars could drive example stores placed walk away main street rather malls along distant highway german suburb life goes without cars elisabeth rosenthal paragraph 6 parks sports centers also bloomed throughout city uneven pitted sidewalks replaced broad smooth sidewalks rushhour retsrictions dramatically cut traffic new restaurants upscale shopping districts cropped carfree day spinning big hit bogota andrew selsky paragraph 28 shows theres spaces even stores advantage cars used take space used bigger roads cars come without problem theres room things also good way save money decreases smog air polllution example congestion 60 percent capital france fivedays intensifying smog paris bans driving due smog robert duffer paragraph 14 shows france decided stop using cars smog decreased tremendisely vehicles also make environment better wouldnt lot carbon produced example benificial implications carbon emissions environment end car culture elisabeth rosentha paragraph 34 example could better environment advantage also less pollution example good opportunity take away stress lower air pollution explains would good thing us would better breathing also better environment conclusion minimizing driving usage could lead better things less pollution better environment lastly room things theyre many advantages minimizing driving usage bad
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use facial action coding system technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable classroom honest opinion believe unnecessary first reasoning technology developed developed different purpose usage classroom second reasoning technology doesnt even claim detect boredness students others may argue help students positive way completely wrong nothing reasonings combined main factors believe usage technology valuable school environment first reasoning believe facial emotional recognition technology valuable classroom setting sole purpose built detect emotions individual developed help students make learning easier way according article making mona lisa smile nick dalto new software developed improves accuracy percieving emotions others new software facial action coding system promising application variety industries evidence helps support claim statement explains purpose new technology detection emotions face humans help young students advance school life also according article making mona lisa smile nick dalto weighting different units software even identify mixed emotions da vincis masterpiece expression compared neutra face showing emotions statementquote evidence claim states true purpose technology truly used statement discussed would help students better education second reasoning believe technology best fit school environment technology used detect 6 emotions using help teachers combat boredom within student one article making mona lisa smile nick dalto states eckman classified six basic emotionshapinesssurprisedisgustfear sadness associated characteristic movements facial muscles evidence quote clearly states emotions detectable inclusive boredome technology cant detect boredom confusion help students article making mona lisa smile nick dalto also states classroom computer could recognize students becoming confusesd bored doctor huang predicts evidence claimreasoning statement creater technology even says could happen leads us infer probably would happen anytime soon meaning although technology smart still may able help students others may argue usage facial action code system help students positively classroom completely wrong system may even help according article making mona lisa smile nick dalto human communication nonverbal including emotional communication notes drhuang computers need understand evidence argue positive effect wrong inventer technology basically stated technology understand emotional communications humans meaning technology may fully comprehend emotions humans students technology placed classroom settings also according article making mona lisa smile nick dalto could modify lesson like effective human instructor technology make computeranimated faces expressivefor video games video surgery evidence states could students adding cartoon expresions thats basically really help students theyre confused animated cartoons conclusion believe facial action coding system valuable usage classrrom students first technology built asole purpose detecting facial emotions help students way add cartoons second technology advanced enough even detect emotions boredom students detect six emotions bored one others may argue positively impact students completely wrong literally nothing finally honest opinion technology mainly useless classroom clearly valuable classroom environment includes students
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cars integral part many peoples lives around world provide transportation work home cater social lives even provide home however becoming trend limit car usage particularly europe residents vauban germany given cars almost completely exception 40000 parking garage fee half residents elected use may make getting places harder effects cutting car usage mostly good ones first foremost list global warming europe cars produce around twelve percent greenhouse emmissions us number high fifty percent cities good global warming destroying ice caps ozone layer earth leading temperature increase damaging many enviornments around world addition pollution released cars oil industry could permanantly cripple planet way cut effects global warming implemented secondly crowded cities benefit many ways lessening driving cities like paris already enact partial ban driving due heavy smog layer cities like beijing even polluted cities country suffer well less people drove air would clearer case paris also less crowding less people driving anyone driven lived large city knows bad congestion traffic jams less driving would mean less congestion making easier people get work school locations time paris enacted driving ban evennumbered liscence plates congestion went sixty percent finally using alternative cars save money public transportation could expensive frankly overcrowded provi
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know agree article saying people tend use cars time yea live far town ok thats fine see people naighborhood driving two streets hang friends one could simply mean put way drive less would limit accidents tickets polution come explain ideas might ask self would limit accidents well say driving one night best friend jeffs house jeff lives three streets wanted get faster car oppisite lane driver falls asleep sudden boom dont know happen think could dead right instant would walked accident could dodged car tickets people might say man police racist pulling know reason pay fine go court buddy pulled stupid road trying act cool front friend see maybe riding bike walking probaly would never got pulled wouldnt pay fine less polution polution really bad alot countries mean bad kind hard breathe mean would suck yoy vacation carrabians trying enjoy nice tropical day outside cant bearly breathe polluted air around yea mean hard ride bike get electric scooter moped walk benefits earth mean agree driving places need go like traval grocrey shopping race act dumb black smoke people made dont drive car week would really benefit earth alot
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author suports ideas venus worth planet study despite dangers represents even doe venus imposible planet get despite venus planet spacecrafts sent didnt survive landing hours despite venus surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience planet scientists still want try get venus even tooks impossible according passage humans sent numeous spacecrafts clouddraped world previous mission unmanned good reason since spacecraft survived landing hours maybe issue explains single spaceship touched venus tha three decades humans want study venus humans contribute venuss reputation challeging planet humans study venus thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets surface temperatures averages 800 degrees farenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience planet means impossible human walk around venuss surface nasa one particular idea humans study venus particular idea make vehicles hover 30 miles venusian landscape airplanes fly many storms venus atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide surface super hot hovering landscape would make easier scientist study conclusion nasas posible solution spot three decades single spaceship toched venus thinking one soution scientist thinking possible solution simplified electronts made silicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venuss surface shown good results test electronics made silicone lasted three weeks either way scientist still studing get venus matter hard impossible looks hope hope one day get panet make whole new worl
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driverless cars future cars america techonolgy keeps changing world better driveeless cars change world one day google cars could drive independently conditions since 2009 start fantastic cars driverless cars still construction awhile truly operated themselevs googles car driven half millon miles without crash google cars arent truly driverless still alert driver take pulling driveways diffcult traffic issues still things need added car important bit techonolgy system spinning sensor roof video camera mounted near rearview mirror four automotive radar senors gps receiver intertial motion sensor senors mimic skill human wheel driverless car would perfect route go 2050 everyone drive anymore within 10 years senors become advanced detect respond danger outofcontrol skids rollovers senors cause car apply brakes reduce power engine allows far better response control human driver could manage alone safe would comfterable driving driversless car steer accelerate brake designed let driver know road ahead requires hman skills navigating work zones around accidents driver must stay alert ready take given time could trust enough drive one fasinating cars driverless cars deffiently still working process believe one days driverless cars real deal started late 1950s eventually cars market availbe buy owning driverless vechile
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face found may 24 2001 formed natural landform begninng article unmasking face mars states new highresolution images 3d altimertry nasas mars global survery spacecarrt reveal face mars really mesa sentece telling reader truth right face infact formed natural landform mesa landforms common around american west paragraph 2 tells us readers scientists figured face another martian mesa common enough around cydonia unusual shadows made look like egyptain pharaoh paragraph 8 gives reasonn maybe alien markings showed face camera took photograph face peer wispy cloud see face perhaps alien figures caused cloudy surface paragraph 6 jim garvin chief scientist nasas mars exploration program said felt important taxpayers photographed face soon could get good shot jim still trying get truth people 18 years long viking mission ended althoug targeting cydonia easy april 5 1998 michael malin mars orbiter camera team mars global surveyor flew cydonia flew took picture ten times sharper orginal viking photos soon image showed jpl wed site revealing truth natural landform caused face appear mars
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many people across country would believe electoral college good idea well belive thst good idea continue electoral college chose president people deserve votes count prcocess electoral college poular votes count slate electors vote canidate thats even worst part begin source 2 says 60 percent voters would prefer direct election kind half amount voters country even states vein faithless electors occasionally refused vote partys canidate cast deciding vote whomever please meaning sometimes electors would always idea mind people real bummer especially people state kinds electors furthermore electoral college may benefits states source 3 fore example says electoral college avoids problem elections canidate receives majority votes cast meaning barely anyone would vote state usually rare ocasion easily avoided every state individuals would usually avoid coming vote election certain positions especially comes president sometimes people would even let electoral college vote without people knowing voted electoral college supposed represent state towards canidate state rarely electors represeted doesnt people make decision want vote hopefully vote counts electorial college may recomended represent state never represent every individuals vote people canidate mind electorial college vote one canidate overall think electoral college abolished every way peoples vote count electors people may disagree still believe electorial college good us truely fair majority popular votes one canidate still canidate win due electoral college certainly agree previous people groups said richard nixon jimmy carter bob dole us chamber commerance aflcio get rid electoral college
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think shouldnt driverless car dangerous us human others arounds us driverless effect us human thinking oh dont pay attention road cars know computer function stop working driver paying attention hit car fault would driver manufacture cant driver fault manufacture many test run driverless car would computer system shut fault human car reason think shouldnt driverless money cost put make driverless car work image technogley manufacture make work test run would done total money would use like millions dollars money use something helpful world car would expensive people afford buy couldnt sell car since would expensive afford one would buy would money going waste time effort would change laws would us human react would follow start protest follow laws us human doesnt driverless car driverless car crashes basic regular car causes bad damage car person ti die would get worse basic car driverless car
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landform big thing face mars landform alien related nasa reseaching threories nasa belives natural landform yes indeed landform nasa found big rocks shadows giving illusion eyes nose mouth first pics internet jpl web site revealed natural landform alien monument picture acually shows martian equivalent butte mesa landforms common around american west yes theroies behind alien related lot imformation back natural landform think nasa solved face mars natural landform
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driverless cars thing future driverless cars one would time able things would want things including able involved family leisure inside vehicle roads would less intense stressful area driverless cars people would able get closer family way long distanced destination one would able talk families learn something beloved family members care much driver would able play games family like monopoly life would able cars require driver driverless cars would make getting kids unruly behave easier single parent wanted get children behave could turn around get settled driverless cars would make possible families stay road whilst eating would take long stop loose time sitting eating arbys driverless cars ones trip destination would leisurely comfortable driverless cars would able let person night packing fo trip across country could book flight needed sleep car drives get nice relaxing nap sleep driverless car one would able catch favorite shows since need full attention roads would able watch videos phone tablet laptop whatever use driverless cars would allot people teens text get social media car wouldnt driving driverless cars would make roads much safter less stress inducing terrain driverless cars one would stay mandated speed limit issued government protection would suffer ticket driverless car would prevent unlawful circumstances like highspeed chase crime resisting arrest put innoccent people danger getting hurt worse driverless cars would likely catalyst brining accident rates since respond environments alter pathway something happens would spin control since human driving driverless cars would make commute school work place need easier since put sence stress relief worrying peoples driving getting accident driverless car would around make dirving everyday life easier mass production miraclous invention created would help hinder production revolutionary device one could know could change roads maybe even world around us
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imagine computer tell youre mad happy sad confused facial acting coding system read facial expressions determine emoitions human system reads movement face muscles determine feeling main feature help classrom keep kids engaged telling bored confused article making mona lisa smile author shows use emotion reading technology valuable classroom software extremely benificial classroom setting helping teachers student adapt lesson plans better help student learn system computer tell mad confused adapt lesson better fill need individuel student individualizes lesson better fit need student help learn benifits student lesson better fits helps teacher teach way gives kid one one attention could modify lesson like effective human instructor 6 system place classrooms become individualized better reach students needs catering entire class rather individual system would act human preform impressive calculation everyday like humans everyday accessing situations humans use better expand knowledge person works facial acting coding system benifits students learning makes teachers teaching effective use emotional reading classroom extremely valuable system increases capability teacher learning student classrooms become individually tailored without taking time teacher one kid every student different different needs software help make schools better meet needs article making mona lisa smile author shows use emotion reading technology valuable classroom
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challenge exploring venus author author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents author supports ideas well say informitive thoughts facts almost like dream travel beyond earth passionate author imformative support ideas venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents article says sister planet inhospitable scientists even discussing visits surface long ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth strong evidence gives venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents almost seems like authors big dream visit venus one day article says travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation astronmers fascinated venus may well earthlike planet solar system author supported idea well venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents
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driverless cars coming closer think driverless cars phenomenal idea becauase theyre innovativeall major car compaines moving toward driverless way theyre safe essay disscuss three reasons driverless cars phenomenal idea first driverless cars overwhelmingly innovative states passage originallymany futurists believed key developing selfdriving cars someday wasnt much smarter cars smarter roads putting perspective even futurists didnt believe possible google achieved monument perfection also ariticle says founder google car project believes technology finally begun catch dream original founder project even reached level innovation striving working since 2009 secondly alot major car companies striving making product driveless example passage conveys tesla projected 2016 release car capable driving autopilot 90 percent time shownig major car company innovative tesla going release self driving car paragraph informs mercendesbenz audi nissan plan cars drive 2020 showing even luxury brands major car compaines releasing driverless car showing agreee future going much phenomenal idea lastly driverless cars safe take limitless precatious stay safe describes article googles modified toyota prius uses positionestimating sensors roof video camera mounted near rearveiw mirror four automotive radar sensors gps receiver inertial motion sensor derscribes many preperations took car safe conclusion disscussed three reasons selfdriving cars good idea reasons eing theyre innovative major car companies theyre safe think cars
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driveless cars object future cant avoided efficent manually operated vehicle people anticipated idea since cartoon flinstones maybe even far thought putting effort work reach destination getting safely safer person manually driving car amazing something look forward safety efficeny dont always go hand hand logistics speed technology laws sorted driveless cars ideafeatures prevent wrecks give speed limitations alerts drivers awareness confirmed person gets car expects oprate though features complete hop relax let work problem earth facing global warnming climate change driveless cars change problem better earthclimate change seen worldwide affecting nature extreme every second high use gasoline nothing worsen enviornment cars reduce extreme use gasoline
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sometimes fun imagine face mars alien artifact however conspiracy theorists believe face mars really work aliens claim outlandish lacks kind proof support face mars natural landform fact face mars natural landform proven photographs taken nasa spacecrafts april 5 1998 mars global surveyor able take picture face mars one much clearer original picture taken viking 1976 based new photo general verdict face mars mesa natural landform clear dispute face isnt alien artifact nasa took another even clearer picture face april 8 2001 prove face isnt alien origin picture stands definitive proof face mars natural landform discovery alien artifact mars would help nasa even face mars made aliens nasa reason cover discovery former alien existence mars nasa found released concrete evidence alien artifact would gain increased budget greater public rapport find information would reignite curiosity outer space therefore discovery alien artifact would help nasa hurt others say face mars alien artifact nasa trying hide us however alien discovery would benefit nasa would harm furthermore nasa really wanted hide existence possible alien artifact would show us pictures face mars first place coupling reasoning clear pictures nasa spacecrafts completely blows theory water evidence article prove face mars natural monument alien artifact continued skepticism unjustified quite frankly silly although fun imagine face alien important know draw line imagination laughable statement
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think join seagoing cowboys program think shouldnt give two good reasons remember life time thing first kind person likes save community help others perfect job get join club youll saving lots animals people plantsand habitats cows saved building farm animals like dear wolfs squirrels animals saved forest sharks fish sea living animals saved putting polluted thing water snakes coyotes saved helping desert animals second kind guy women likes climb go journeys swim also perfect club youll go climb mountains sail huge boats fun catch fish two amazing reasons ill see hope fun
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many advantages limiting car use ever thought much gas use bad air driving teenagers way showing freedom others need ride drive say couldnt give car dont live close enough anywhere could ride bike walk otherwise great idea advantages much greenhouse gasses emmitted air also see without driving get excersize well needed also gives people chance see things dont see everyday hurry aslo help use save resources shotages america many people worried driving getting thier liscences use another advantage save money could used things places days rthat people drive caught get fined think neat seein g community coming together stuff together shows humanaty works anothe advantage iss slow see around havent seen could go day without driving maybe even two could
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basic persistant form transportation around centuries use cars hundreds thousands people use automobiles get destinations quicker efficient way recently world places like germany paris rethinking dependency cars ongoing issues regarding pollution stress traced back using car daily limiting everyday car usage greenhouse gas emissions constant road rage lack space recreational purposes decrease even eliminated pollution global warming growing problem affecting animals people air breathe slowly polluted air becoming infected cars tailpipes main contributor towards issue studies shown passenger cars responsible 12 percent greenhouse gas emissions europe 50 percent united states rosenthal 1 gas released air way recycled large amount gas released daily air quickly become polluted toxins gas normally used human body paris intensifying smog caused buildup car traffic rivaled beijing china known one polluted cities world duffer 1 also paris found smog european capitals last week paris 147 micrograms pariculate matter per cubic meter compared 114 brussels 797 london reuters 1 purely amount cars scooters buses paris roaming around cities decision ban car use oddnumbered license plates cleared smog prevented drivers using cars road rage common drivers constantly deal pedestrians cars amount traffic lights streets instinct yell become angered driving developed grown stress affects average person heidrun walter mother two ditched car resorted using two feet way transportation walter says car always tense im much happier way instead hear honks beeps incoming cars surrounded calm streets filled bicycles wandering children occasional automobile part suburban neighborhoods means quiet serene environment typical common therefore thrusted onto busy streets may enzyme stress road rage recreational areas parks shopping centers way allowing people relax enjoy free time however buildings demolished make rooms new highways roads allow efficient ways traveling excessive amount cars streets attempts made make suburbs compact accessible public transportation less space parking also stores beginning placed main street instead shopping malls alongside highways rosenthal 1 ideas take away living spaces create difficulty want go store bogota columbia mayor antanas mockus created program bans cars day without cars day part idea campaign reduce stress air pollution since day began mid 1990s parks sport centers bloomed throughout city uneven pitted sidewalks replaced broad smooth sidewalks rush hour restrictions dramatically cut traffic new restaurants upscale shopping districts cropped selsky 1 since invention 1800s cars depended take one people point point b safe fast way centuries reasonable form transportation air pollution increasing drivers becoming angry land space taken new roads streets idea cars frowned upon president obamas ambitious goals curb united states greenhouse gas emissions unveiled last week get fortuitous assist incipient shift american behavior rosenthal 1 limiting car use allows healthier environment filled forms transportation like walking biking etc countries beginning form bans cars forcing fellow citizens lower car usage last year bill ford created business plan order change americas way transportation vowed adjust future current cities pedestrian bicycle private cars commercial public transportation traffic woven connected network save time conserve resources lower emissions improve safety eventually creating better world generations come
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author shows lot support idea studying venus worthy persuit despite dangers multitude ways include interesting facts ways could done even tells us first paragraph saying proved challanging place examine closely easy possibe author even talks humans already sent numerous space craft venus paragraph two previous mission unmanned good reason since spacecraft survived landing hours sentence tells us numerous factors contribute venuss reputation challanging planet humans study despite proxmity us author tells us despite issue dangerous land still tells us readers still studying despite much challange close doesnt make easier study paragraph four starts telling us worthy despite hard study saying astronomers fascinated venus may well earthlike plane solar system continues say long ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth implying benefits studying venus would would able see life forms planet past would able find happened past earth like planet author also keeps telling us venus nearest option planetary visit would cheaper get could try study without spending much despite dangers cheaper counterpart mars least even tells us ways nasa ideas sending humans venus would able study without much effort despite dangers author even supports claim paragraph eight saying striving meet challange presented venus value insight gained planet also human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors saying tells us benefits like studying planet value also tells us likely studying dangerous planets one many studying one different would well worth challange also insights would earn planet next sentence tell us travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation author telling us scared dangers doubts improve upon shove edge imagination innovation despite dangers well worth risk
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challenging exploring venus idea studying venus dangers worthy says venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system even though mercury closer sun even challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere planets surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atomspheric pressure 90 times greater experience planet astronomers fascinated venus may well earthlike planet solar system venus sometimes nearest option planetary visit crucial consideration given long time frames space travel national aeronautics space administration nasa one particularly compelling idea sending humans study venus also venus would need get close personal despite risks maybe think challenges many researchers working innovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus way nasa working approaches studying venus example simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venuss surface lasted three weeks conditions travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges immagination innovation conclusion essay would author trying say venus beautiful despite dangers like exploring getting know also venus sometimes called evening star mean venus interesting people want know planet could learn something new life wanting send humans venus study planet yes worthy studying venus despite dangers
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limiting car use help us live better lives terrible smog harms environment called pollution caused excessive use vehicles communities believe limiting car use help us reduce pollution accessibility public transportation helps save money reducing use vehicles help environment join make world better place literally less cars used communities risk pollution decreased dont use car help environment people use cars go places easily walk dont people dont even care environment harm reducing car use many communities pollution greatly reduced public transportation cheap quick using public transportation helps save money helps environment pollution reduced taking bus instead car according carfree day spinning big hit bogota andrew selsky people tend get initiative take public transportation dont something extraordinary help environment maybe need take bus people tend buy less cars limit car usage less cars buy means money save according end car culture elisabeth rosenthal study found driving young people decreased 23 percent 2001 2009 people drove less time must saved alot money gasoline dont use car much ends benefiting everybody limiting useage cars environment benefits great deal pollution reduced point causes minimal harm everybody decides pitch transportation recieve funding able save plenty money gas use whatever purpose may need conclusion car useage reduced everyone may benefit
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venus closest planet earth terms density size venus planet solar system second planet sun proved challenging place examine closely venus often referred earths twin earth venus mars planetory neighbor orbit sun different speeds thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus even challenging clouds highly corrosive sulfric acid venuss atmosphere difference speed means sometimes closer mars times venus venus something right around corner space terms human sent numerous space craft land clouddraped world space craft survived landing hours beyond high pressure heat venusian geology weather present earthquakes amd frequent lightning strikes probes seeking land surface venus hotest surface temperature planet solar system even though mercury closer sun national aeronautics space administration nasa one particular compelling idea sending human study venus nasas posible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientists float frays srriving meet challenge presented venus big value insight gained planet also human currosity likely lead us manequally
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unusual face spotted viking 1 1976 looking evidence provided shows unusual face found mars mistake even though picture unusual face first time spotted really blurry one created illusions people make look like actually face later proven mars global surveyor natural landform mars using photography therefore pictures dont lie makes unusual face another natural landform 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia unusual face found snap picture unusual face ten times sharper viking photos since picture pretty clear reveal actually mars surface proved natural landform wasnt alien monument people may say since winter cloudy time year mars things clouds couldve effect picture doesnt change fact landform matter unsatified people addition nasa unveiled image saying huge rock formation noted resembles human head shadows creating illusions human eyes didnt see actual object instead saw face mars although scientists believed face alien artifact got mars glbal surveyor even begin taking pictures mars prove natural landform overall face mars illusion even though people believe real however people might think real looking evidence provided vikings first photo face mars really resembled egyptian pharaoh even scientist believed alien artifact even became pop icon starred hollywood film appeared books magazines radio talk shows mean people actually believed face mars attracted many peoples attention people could say real since majority believes really matter proven proven using camera snap pictures clearly everyone later informed natural landformed picture taken 2001 conclusion face found mars natural landform looked like face blurry picture taken vikings 1976 many scientists people believed real illusion human eyes 2001 marlins team took snap face mars prove natural landform garvin compared landforms earth people could understand believe natural landform therefore picture taken 2001 evidence proved unusual face found mars natural landform
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several advantages limiting car usgae couple would less pollution air communities would set different make easier get places without drive place could walk instead one advantage limiting car usage would less pollution source 4 says pattern persits many sociologists believe beneficial implications carbon emissions environment since transportation second largest source americas emissions shows cut car usage less carbon air would lead less pollution better living environment everybody source 3 says good oppurtunity take away stress lower air pollution person said talking car free day occurs colombia going one day without car impact carbon emissions help bring amount air pollution area another advantage limiting car usage new community set ups source 1 says basic percepts adopted around world attempts make suburbs compact accessible public transportation less space parking new approach stores placed walk away main street rather malls along distant highway shows government willing set community different way limit amount car usage daily basis also makes shopping trips convinant stores need want go walking distance house source 3 says parks sports cneters also bloomed throughout city uneven pitted sidewalks repalced broad smooth sidewalks rushhour restrictions dramatically cut traffic new resturants upscale shopping districts cropped explains city remodeled help encourage people start using cars less able walk many places instead driving bringing places closer houses several advantages limiting car usgae couple would less pollution air communities would set different make easier get places without drive place could walk instead several advantages limiting car usage couple less pollution new community set ups
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luke bomberger normal high school graduate friend reist asked go europe cattle boat given opportunity lifetime luke friend reasons sign seagoing cowboy world war ii ended many countries left destroyed help countries recover war need things food animals many things help people countries 44 nations united form group called unrra united nations relief rehabilitation administration seagoing cowboys hired take care horses young cows mules shipped seas august 1945 got orders report new orleans luke friend arrived august 14th day pacific war ended 335 horses take care arriving greece luke turned 18 means eligable drafted military service 1947 luke made nine trips seagoing cowboy luke ended touring many places around world luke job chcking animals time different raining luke accidentally slid ladder almost fell deep dark ocean piece metal stopped fromm falling luke lucky alive still injured cracked ribs although wasnt always fun luke found things like baseball volleyball tennis many things luke amazing adventure seagoing cowboy discovered world given lifetime opportunity
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able tell someones emotions benefitial factor also invasion persons privacy many positive ideas come able see someone feeling classroom emotions people dont want people knowing many different thoughts go human beings head therefore create emotions felt students knowing computure reading every emotional status create tense feeling could effect class lesson flows value ale tell group students feeling class room negative emotions everywhere means anything happen anybody people emotionaly unstable group students classroom know computure telling instructor something wrong specific student imbarrasing text states imagine able detect exactly people feeling even trying hide emotion statement correct example computures read emotions would invasion every students privacy also justifying reason value able tell students feeling uncalled ariticle goes futher explaining new software computures helpful benefitial although might helpful ways classroom shouldnt used collect information people emotionally feeling without permission even permission emotions valuable part humans taken granted used collect data research value emotions would lost computure using software reads emotional status students classroom
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dear senator florida writing argument favor changing election popular vote president united states feel make clear people vote people know voting people get confused sometimes get confused electors vote wrong candidate sometimes people keep voting wrong candidate soon realize senator florida recieving one letter electora winnertakeall system really fair people every state united states absolutely get chance see single campaign ad seventeen states didnt see candidates allincluding rhode island south carolina dont think abolish electoral college bad better get around united states couple states sincerly propername
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study venus worthy pursuit going venus discover lot new things didnt know going venus give away curiositys people may planet going venus could risk factor something discover put earth passage author states traviling veuins going challenge still wanting make pursuit go paragraph five author states nasa one particularly compeling idea sending humans study venus author states nasa show big company wants know venus studieded paragraph eight author states striving meet challenge presented venus valued insights gained planet shows author says taking challnge good thing want find something take challenges paragrqph four author says sister planet inhospitable scientist even disscusing visits surface author uses ask question thinking show even scientist curious planet venus readers paragraph one author explains people think say venus evening star author saying miths venus author trys explain traviling venus take away curiositys might new way discover new things bring back earth share world advance things author uses alot questions show refering traviling venus making reader aprove oppinion paragraph seven states simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber simbulating chaos venus surface lasted three weeks conditions shows nasa conducting experiments computer take bad climate author uses alot questions show talking true even evidence support idea even used researchers oppinons like nasa scientist show also authors side venus traviled
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article says technology read expression person using software called facial action coding system think would valuable classroom read student bored confused reads computer would modify lesson like human teacher would facs would also help understand student feeling classroom could aslo help many ways understanding students feel like lesson given feel throughout whole classroom time pros cons pros computer would able students feelings facs would also able help student student confused lesson would able modify cons facs software might also work time reading thier correct emotions
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two different optionss could take place deciding opinion driverless cars driverless cars numerous amount reasons many things could go wrong driverless cars around car accidents occur every single day dont believe driverless cars would help cause people need aware surroundings pay lot attention roads driving like every type technology today highly possible driverless cars wont work properly malfunction driverless cars could ruin world harm lives many different ways todays current drivers cars already cause car accidents harm everyones lives society add driverless cars mix would chaos people would getting car wrecks would reason text eat talk even sleep driving people wont realize driverless cars wont work 100 possible sensors work aware surroundings alert steer car right direction laws texting driving would help stop people always listen almost anywhere texting driving illegal even today still see people going agaisnt laws causing get crash driverless cars going different speeds therefore making everyone prone getting accident driverless cars go exact speed could cause people late certain events driverless cars would many components would need work means would use energyfuel driverless cars would need gas means gas would expensive huge downside people even sure whether driverless cars would actually work also sure cars work work properly possible cars could malfunction make possibility even higher someone could get car accident many factors could cause car accidents comes driverless cars today already many things could cause people get car wrecks driverless cars would add overall many factors could cause car wrecks accidents make everyone question safety people people alert aware surroundings prevent car accidents driverless cars speeds may affect daily lives sure cars would actually work
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todays world things evolved much even driverless cars opinion favor driverless cars many issues come talking driverless cars issues would include age legal drivers liability whether drivers pay attention issues explained throughout paper today age driver gets license 16 years old driverless cars legal age drivers would probably lowered could even lowered age young children believe awesome opportunity able drive since car driverless would drivers still need go traning like wasnt training car would malfunction driver take control driver behind wheel would know article says cars driven half million miles without crash far google cars arent truly driverless still alert driver take pulling driveways dealing complicated traffic issues navigting roadwork accidents even cars become totally driverless actually know right away accident occured front another issue could come driverless cars liability whos fault today laws decide fault car accident cars totally driverless would need focus road driver could whatever wanted would happen constuction zone ahead driverless car didnt know kept driving hit someone something would accident drivers fault manufacturers technology fails someone injured faultthe driver naufacturer im sure many manufacturers would like liability fall back could end costing money getting driverless cars drivers fault could say told didnt need pay attention could sue manufacturer last issue comes mind driver need pay attention car totally driverless think real attention getter driverless cars driver wouldnt watch road could stuff passengers back seat problem car fully able correctly drive traffic dangerous situations someone need pay attention whole time could fully promise drivers car capable driving situation would okay think eventually cars driverless think manufacturers law enforcers need take little bit time developing ways problems fixed tesla projected 2016 release car capable driving autopilot 90 percent time mercedesbenz audi nissan plan cars drive 2020 need stop think fix problems age legal drivers liability whether driver needs pay attention times cleared fully driverless cars
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developement driverless cars important significant technological milestone driverless cars perfect example well devoloped sensory atomotive gps systems also extraordinary potential make travel safer efficient could prevent countless deaths injuries majority car accidents caused human error driverless car would never make decisions haste excitement instead cars would travel consistantly safely developement driverless cars could lead several significant technological advances innovations inspired driverless cars could lead safer efficient vehicles time developing driverless cars could lead significant inventions driverless cars solution biggest cause car accidents human error thousands car accidents caused result poor impaired judgement cars could drive problem would effectively eliminated driverless car would never make decision speed run red light addition safer alternative human driven vehicles driverless cars could also efficient driverless cars would never get lost advanced gps systems would also take fastest safest routes driverless cars would rarely run gas would alwas aware nearest gas station much gas tank conclusion driverless cars fully developed manufactured public use safer alternative human driven cars efficient well also developement driverless cars would significant technological milestone could lead newer better tachnologies
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crossed atlantic ocean ten times crossed pacific twice help people struggling world war ii article cowboy rode waves writtten peggy reif miller story encouraging people need something also gives main charcters point veiw miller tells us daring adventure seas tell totally different seas saw many beautiful things miller may thought scary assure highschool working two jobs worked grocery store bank friend reist gave call asking wanted go europe cattle boat opportunity life time said yes 1945 know world war ii going august 1945 received orders report new orleans arrived 14 august day pacific war ended turned 18 arriving greece could become apart army board saw apart cattleboat trip told stay fine time discharged 1947 made nine trips seagoing cowboy maybe one day could become seagoing cowboy make trips maybe could become apart army become apart seagoing cowboy accomplish many things told scary making exhilerating things happen cattleboats unbelievable opportunity besides helping people side benefit seeing europe china seeing acropolis special though also toured excavated castle crete marveled panama canal way china extrordinary done tours crossing atlantic easten coast united states america duty cleaning stalls feeding animals watch man one night making report captain slipped ladder fell sea recovered cracked ribs fine time fun board played many games friends games played volleyball tabletennis fencing boxing reading whittling seagoing cowboy kind sounds fun doesnt could much fun friends new people fun animals big part seagoing cowboys getting say im grateful opportunity made aware people countries needs awareness stayed got point veiw people like miller people dont like army got point veiw people think scary dangerous yes dangerous fun get help people get see amazing veiws get encourage people great things ive crossed atlantic ocean ten times ive crossed pacific twice something even better
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knew planet referred earths twin could possibly provide many unknowns humans venus second planet solar system closest planet earth terms density size occasionally closest distance venus harsh environment earth surface temperature 800 degrees thick atmosphere nearly 97 percent carbon venus tolerable humans despite presented dangers author article suggests studying venus worth risks author article mentions clearly paragraph three intolerable living conditions planet venus although author knowledge dangers claim studying earthlike planet worth order back claim author provides facts texts convince reader following long ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth today venus still features analogous earth excerpt example may cause reader make inferences similarities earth venus would spark interest learning venus addition similar physical features author mentions venus nearest option planetary visit crucial consideration given long time frames space travel vital fact significantly backs authors claim many planets stars several hundred light years away making space travel new discoveries humans difficult closeness venus would allow humans visit venus safe way get leading previous statement national aeronautics space administration nasa formulating solution hostile conditions surface venus imagine blimplike vehicle hovering 30 miles roiling venusian landscape would allow scientist get extremely close surface venus yet close enough gather samples planet author article challenge exploring venus suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents author able effectively support idea studying venus worth risk nearest planet visit well idea blimplike vehicle allowing close access planet make new scientific discoveries despite dangerous temperatures atmosphere composed nearly 97 percent carbon dioxide author provided many examples studying venus worth risk make new discoveries gather beneficial information earths called twin
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humans interesting way living todays society advanced technology like cars people cars usage still limited comes limiting car usage people lots advantages begin passage german suburb llife goes without cars ms rosenthal clearly states 70 vaubans families dont cars think less tense without one 5500 residents within rectanglar square mile may advanced expirement iun lowcar surburban life even paris bans driving due smog think driving limited smog intensive five days statement said passage three good way take away stress leaving mind could still effect car usage positively secondly last passage ms rosenthal says obamas gaol green house gas asisted thats meaning people need limit car usage population worlds usage slowly surely decreasing passage says americans couldnnt afford cars alont assiting limiting car usage numer cars driven 9 huge win limiting car usage car usage limited many reasons propose law man kind car usage limited better eniorment people
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value students emotions im going talking technology able read emotional expressions peoples faces dont think important get technology class rooms im going listing ideas think important schools get technology first topic going teachers really interested students feel learing second topic going students usually give opion feel learning third topic going could use money something else technology first topic teachers dont really care students feel learning mean teachers dont care students like topic care students learning understanding sometimes teachers tell students faces theyre liking topic sometimes teacher ask students like topic dont really care like whats point spending money something like usually students give opion topic know give opion know students students dont want faces scanned told feeling know wouldnt want mine scanned everybody knows feel school even teachers know students feel school sometimes teachers ask students feel school people tell truth schools could use money something else face scanner could use money things need fixed school like roof leeking could fix buy new things pe classes like balls rackets could use money fix cafetiera buy new books money could spend money fixing bathrooms lockers things like could spend money think buy scanner know sounds cool everything think would good idea buy would awkward students face scan class people wont like know wont like would also waste time stopped working would fix stopped working time would take long time fix
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vauban germany many people given thier cars residents saying find many advantages owning car reducing gas emissions tailpipes saving money much happier instance advantage car decrease gas emission article car free cities sites passenger cars responsible 12 percent greenhouse gas emissions europe 50 percent united stated shows cars infecting greenhouses gases potentionaly harming us furthermore owning car save money article states car ownership allowed two places parklarge garages edge development carowner buys space 40000 along home statement shows really reasonable car pay park lastly people article say much happier sold thier car live woman named heidrun walter says car always tense im much happier way statement shows residents vauban like separating suburban life auto use conclude many reasons residents vauban germany given cars benefit many advantages reduced gas emissions saving money much happier life end many advantages living vauban
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helpful change lifestyle tell air feels different past years countries put restirctions car usage although may sound extremely crazy individuals accept new laws cars motorized vehicles put tole environment well wallets certain countries banning use motorized vehicles allowed individuals stress level decrease lowered air pollution increase money citizens gas cars create pollution thing past moving electric cars bicycles future changing benefits cars one main sources peoples stress whether car failures others annoy drive fact never find parking spot heidrun walter claims car always tense im much mappier way german suburb life goes without cars 3 one main reason people less tense stress people constantly worry another car hit traffic going slow get work car going breakdown cars create unwanted stress easily avoided indeed life would different without cars people bogota paris germany able function properly without motorized vehicles fact 70 percdent vaubans families cars 57 percent sold cars move german suburbs life goes without cars 3 individuals proven okay make switch order reduce stress life take away source stress citizens done without cars majority people happier healthier due citizens bogota paris germany using cars switch bikes walking electric bikes greatly reduced toxic gases environment due individulas paris excessively using cars amount smog reduced according robert duffer days nearrecord pollutions paris enforced partial driving ban clear air global city paris bans driving due smog 10 paris enforced strict rules rejects people driving also switch diesel fuels return ideas lowered level smog paris creating cleaner environment citizen paris help reduce toxic gases entering environment bogota article carfree day spinning big hit bogota andrew selsky stated bogotas thrid year straight cars banned one day motorized vehicles used buses switched dramatically cut traffic rush hour amount smog left air although still traces pollution day lowered reasons simple using less cars makes less gases also go day without using cars may like change better permantely switch lifestyle without cars another thing changed due limitation car usages individuals buy car pay insurance pay gas increased amount money citizens wallets citizens united states america exactly chosen use cars main reason citizen america limited themself due lack money recession americans unemployed unable pay end car culture 32 citizens able pay cars use thus get adapted new situation tend stay switch citizens chose continue life without car able money didnt pay cost come car citizens made switch using motorized vehicles helped increase amount money citizens always advantage able pay things neccasary life although cars seem like material object precious life reality people live life without cars citizens bogota paris germany enjoy time make switch make helpful change lifestyle life without cars benefitial less stressful lowers pollution increases money although using cars bit extreme always make better switch using electric products also help lower amount toxic gases air gas cars produce extreme levels gases thing past believe time move future
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face actually natural landform see paragraph 3 says days later nasa unveiled image seethe caption noted huge rock formation resemles human head formed shawdows giving illusion eyesnoseand mouth authors reasoned would good way engage public attention mars paragraph 5 says face marshas since become pop iconit starred hollywood film appeared bookmagazinesradio talk shoes even haunted grocery store chechout lines 25 years people think face bona fide evidence life mars evidence nasa would rather hidesay conspiracy theorists meanwhiledefenders nasa budget wish ancient civilization mars paragraph 3 talks 25 years ago something funny happened around mars face actually appeared mars nasa viking 1 spacecraft circling planet snapping photos possilbe landing sites sister ship viking 2 spotted shadowy likeness human face enormous head nearly 2 miles end end seemed staring back cameras region red planet called cydonia left shows pictures face appeared mars shows 3 different pictures 197619982001 side side viking 1 phonto 1976 mars global survey image from1998 latest image 2001theres another photo paragraph 5 1976 1 photograph face mars also paragraph 8 says eveyone satisfied face mars located 41 degrees north martian latitude winter april 98 cloudy time year red planetthe camera board images peer wispy clouds see face perhaps said skeptics alien markings hidden haze paragraph 9 says mission controllers prepared look easy target cydonia says garvin fact hard work
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would use technology claim emotional expressiosn many people go many go really depends look plenty supporting examples use wheter like use technology like idea use technology one reason could way inncorect give false information likely technolgy way correct based looks tell percent sad angryhappy fearful also like passage said paragraph seven steps looking mirror one slight expression face change percents smile happy percent happy really many people cover sadness angry smiling smile technology incorrect smile could change lot percents one knows happy angry sad may able cover sadness life smiling even though really therefore thoes reasons dont like technology one expression could change results come back also way test could way correct whether ar efor dont think figure feeling like said earlier essay one knows feeling
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people think face mars created aliens imagine alien race may may exdinct built something like face mars hear one face mars natural landform lets think minute see come lets delve deeper interesting idea shall face mars natural landform photographed face soon could get good shot 6 evidence structure maybe looks like face knows believed maybe looks like face aliens created let give evidence aliens mans fantasy forever know aliens really exist ever since first man moon sciencists working prove aliens exist barely enough evidence even prove humans enough evidence shows aliens real dont enough evidence shows aliens real maybe one one day may may find alien race farway planet evidence proves knows maybe aliens created face mars conclusion face mars natural landform
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driverless cars continued driverless cars continued developed much new imporves stuff compared 1900s 1900s im sure people scared development cars thinking malfunctions cars turned great help time also believe smart cars could help us get new imporved road system time limited lets say family gathering get live indiana family lives california dont want show unrested able spend time family want get sleep smart cars grea way auto pilot cars early 1900s car invented thinking back used horses im sure people terrified thought car helped improve many things us makes schedules flexible gets us fast doesnt wear us could sleep driving would many possibilities could leave 900 expecting arrive 1200 take nap onm way could quick energized rest day reasons support choice continuing development smart cars
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seagoing cowboy oppertonity lofe time read three reasons seagoing cowbaoy help people need like giving food taking medical attetion needed plus helping people greatest feeling world like even little stuff like helpin elder walk across street picking someones books help people need every day get see meet new people every day becomig friends someone wonderful thing helping one need becoming friend great learn new cultures making friends nice friend people dont know get see expirence new things see things proably never heard see chicago could see one temples greece go somthing diffiernt seagoing cowboy different thing like helping people like going making new friends seagoing cowboy like seeing new things adventure would pefect dission sea going cowboy like things
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using new facial action coding system classroom would valuable asset understanding students feel lesson students often start feel boredom confusion facial recognition system able pick emotions information given teachers change lesson make meaningful students feel emotions like boredom confusion many possibilities technology comes understanding students truly feel school day facial action coding system uses serious percents show person feeling example famous mona lisa painting displays eightythree percent happiness nine percent disgust six percent fear two percent angerdalto nick technology applied students teachers finally understand every student feels class period teachers would also able recognize someone may overly sad angry could enable students receive help faster counselor parent depressed anger something understanding student depressed new technology could save many lives due fact teen suicide rates higher ever new rise facial recognition software used classroom help teachers identify students really feeling classroom system could used determine lesson confusing boring student helps teacher know could change lesson plan may also used save lives recognizing student depressed get help soon possible finalize everything new technology would extremely useful teacher student identifying true emotions throughout school day
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dear state senator despite risky things come along electoral college voting voters presidential elections people want express political preference rather people think single vote may decide election people therfore think useful hand think unfair changed fortuatntly though one thing electoral college promise certainty outcome dispute outcome electoral college vote possible happened 2000 less likely dispute poppular vote exmaple 2012s election obama romney obama recieved 617 percent electoral vote compared 513 percent popular votes cast romney almost states award electoral votes winner takeall basis even slight plurality state creates big elecoral vote victory moving right along electoral college also aviod run elections electoral college avoids problem elections candidate recieves majority votes cast instnace nixon 1968 clinton 1992 43 percent plurality popular votes winning majority electoral college situation creates pressure would greatly complicate presidential election process reduced electoral college therefore would clear winner
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visiting venus worthy pursuit despite danger planet might life gather info venus know better satisfy peoples curiosity planet might life due earth like comes terrian today venus still features analogous earth planet surface rocky sedimrnt includes familiar features valllys mountains craters gather info palnet understand history many researchers working inovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus satisy peoples curiosity satisfy search meaning striving meet challange presented venus value insight gained planet also human curiosity would likely lead us many equally intimadating endeavours possiblity venus life gathering info venus learn satisfy curiosity exploring venus worth danger
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author uses many details support idea venus value state venus referred earths twin closest earth comes density size believe supports claim means fairly close could easily acessed research author also explains people sent spacecraft land venus missions completed since crafts last long supports idea lot known venus said atmosphere made nearly 97 carbon dioxide covered clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid surface planet averages 800 degrees fahrenheit tells us venus may ideal place human life still plenty value comes research article tells us may earthlike planet solar system may covered large oceans could possibly supported life one time venus still features similar earth valleys mountains also states sometimes nearest option planetary visit nasa developed idea sending humans study venus suggest floating hostile conditions would make difficult gather samples ground told scientists creating new innovative electronics machines help us get better understanding planet gives us hope solution need stay ground study venusthe author explains us nasa working devices even going back simplified electronics believe explain show still many possibilities comes electronic devices research author states venus value insight gained researching author also states human curiousity likely lead us equally dangerous places travels limited dangers doubts believe statement true helps support claim let consumed fear doubt nothing would ever accomplished
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believe face mars natural landform possible way aliens mars paragraph twelve garvin states face mars reminds lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars face unusual outlines formations planets different paragraph seven april 5 1998 another face mars jpl website revealed alien monument natural landform conspiracy theorists state aliens made face mars dont right technology state theory actually true nasa right technology research face tell whether true paragraph seven face mars proven actually natural landform makes face different aliens proven real makes aliens want make face mars even aliens real wouldnt make face mars would make something complicated conclusion face mars made aliens instead natural landform probably made asteroid meteor floating around space paragraph eleven states objects picture like airplanes ground egyptianstyle pyramids even small shacks could see
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ever wanted travel fun places like cross countries going china go ever country wanted well book cowboys cross crountries lived luke wants join cowboy travel know luke wants fun luke bomberguer idea life would change soon high school graduation think follow cowboys experiance many new fun things got travel way europe china wouldnt wnat travel chase dreams fun lukes friend ask want luke said yes job want take break go cowboy see much fun august 14 recived report new oreans cattle boat trips unbelieveable said luke opportunnity small town boy luke said side benfit seeing europe china think ever want want chase dream hard work pays luke 2 time part job got go many places biggest going china europe want people
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plants universe didnt think going another earth many perople scraed travel side earth would also scared one earthlike planet venus dangerous charateristics venus closest plant earth terms density size distance earth mars venus planetary neighbors something earth closter mars closer venus depends different speed venus sometimes around corner space terms humans sent plenty spacecrafts land clouddraped world none spacecrafts survived landing less day havent single spaceship land venus three decades venus thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon diocide covers clouds th echallenging part te sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere temperature average 800 dergrees fahrenheit atmospheric presurre 90 times greater experince earth conditiond extreme us humans encounter earth also hads hottest surface temperture plant solar system geology weather shows us erupting volcanoes earthquakes constant lightning strikes land surface venus earthlike plant solar system covered largely oceance could suppoort different forms life like plant rocky sediment includes features valleys mountians craters venus lot value go solar system scare dof dangers sure earth empty things venus wouldve scared would want come earth things venus
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studying venus could lead scientific break throughs studying hot plantet bad idea long done right safley close earth could could may well life planet studing planet bad idea national aeronautics space adminstation already found diffrent ways study planet venus clearly could actully done studying planet would big effect tole science forms solar system text states venus would allow scientists float fray imagine blimp like vehicle hovering 30 miles roiling venusian landscape shows could done studying planet could scients scientist found many diffrent ways study planet using siple electronics mad silicon last weeks chaos venuss surface could make studying new planet possible one day sometime future venus may studyed alott better way althogh many things goes exploring venus dangors even expensis one day future could tecnollogay expensis traviling venus one day impossiple traving venus bad idea many ways could good use see find solar system life diffrent planets
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writing prompt supporting authors argument author belives venus explored belives exploring venus would bring plentiful information could help world learn plantes arguemnt must danger bad factor bad harmful factor dangers venus venus many dangers harmed unmanned spacecrafts dangers explained prompt venus often called earths twin venus planet related earth terms density size venus many dangers earth venus atmosphere 97 percent carbon dioxide wich means humans able breath air venuss surface 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater earths pressure extremely high amount pressure would crush submarine melt metal humans would nto caple landing surface venus without crushed venus high tempertures pressure deadly atmosphere also erupting volcanos powerful earthquakes frequent lighting strikes would want explore venus inhospitable venus may like earth oceans lifeforms venus rocky surface valleys moutains craters venus could human races next planet inhabit incident would occur earth venus planet like earth terrain possible past life water although venus deadly dangers humans scientists creating ways humans explore venus learn twin planet nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientists float fray challenge exploring venus5 statement excerpt states scientists come theorys explore venus idea send humans venuss atmosphere explore venus melt extremely high tempertures get crushed high pressure ideas humans could explore venus without harmed could gather needed information twin planet scientists also working approaches studying venus possible electronic devices could last possibly three weeks venuss surface time scientists could create ideas plans explore venuss surface prompt explained twin planet venus dangers holds author excerpt challenge exploring venus suggest studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers also explained dangers venus posses high tempertures extremely high pressure scientists creating theorys ways explore venus everyday therefore future belive explore venus exploring venus would plentiful humans race
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article challenge exploring venus author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers might present venus second planet sun makes easier see earth compared planets article author uses dangers old projects prove venus worthy pursuit author uses dangers studying venus using past experiences traveling venus prove yes risks worth end author uses past experiences stating paragraph two previous mission unmanned good reason since spacecraft survived landing hours maybe issue explains single spaceship touched venus three decades numerous factors contribute venuss reputation challenging planet hunams study despite proximity us quote helps prove landing venus big challenge scientist willing overcome challenges despite dangers authour also states paragraph six scientists seeking conduct thorough mission understand venus would need get close personal despite risks maybe think challenges many researchers working innovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus statement also helps prove point exploring venus worth taking risk researchers working innovations help trips efficent helps author support idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers author also uses old projects help support idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers author claims paragraph seven another project looking back old technology called mechanical computers devices first envisioned 1800s played important role 1940s world war ii thought computers existing days may sound shocking devices make calculations using gears levers require electronics modern computers enormously powerful flexible quick tend delicate comes extreme physical conditions passage suggest use mechanical parts made resistant could adjusted pressure heat things tweaking author suggest studying venus worthy pursit article author uses dangers old projects prove studying venus worthy pursuit also studying veuns could alot things discoverd panet yes consits many dangers mutiple things learned past experiences could possibly help us aviod future author idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers
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driverless car feel cars could make life easier lets think things come car though car features mind blowing features sensors surroundings vibration seat etc also car almost selfdriving hardly even touch steering wheel also could help dramatically car makes long trip easy fast one like destination right around corner first sensors important car auto makers used sensors wheels creation antilock brakes within 10 years sensors become advanced detect help respond danger sensors cause car apply brakes individual wheels reduce power engine allowing better control car human driver could handle also sensors could used surroundings traffic car cant handle sends message take wheel could prevent accidnets alot next car practically selfdriving car handle driving functions 25 miles per hour car also special touch features make sure emergency take hold wheel steer accelerate brake driver remain alert car may notify heshe need regain control vehicle notifications heads displays vibration seat sound car could actually help alot say person cant multi task well raining outside cant direct hand windshield wipers nozzle keeping eyes road see thats driverless car come car driving raining outside windows get really wet simply turn winshield wipers hassle free car could make life alot easier conclusion provided reason driverless car sensors help road pratically self driving could make life alot easier many great reasons car simply enough space one question wouldnt buy
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author really good idea exploring venus ideas gave would risk get someone onto venus probblem aircraft surive landing planet way hot even get surfis ground temputer planet 800 degress fahrenhit hot thats pass blowling point planet 97 carbon dioxide venus colds highly corrosive sulfuric acid pressure venus like ocen go way far get crushed people see chellange get venus alot dangers alot people get planet well even one aircraft handled venus would make even harder person land venus
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new innovative things created future grows near many inventions discoveries help advance society knowledge efficiency however inventions might seem like step toward success like efficient thing possible also danger society driverless cars one dangerous inventions although driverless cars might seem like next big thing allows busy workers today multitask also threat wellbeing others driverless cars likely appeal people todays society two main reasons contradict one reasons todays society consists overbooked adults teenagers well driverless car likely peeks interest people like allows multitask additional time homework prepare presentation important meeting etc second main reason contradicts appeal first group people people todays society also incredibly lazy many inventions make things easier life driverless car another one todays society technology advanced people dont need face face communicate express feelings one another would dont people order food delivered homes go store dont need people use hoverboards go street walk dont need although driverless car wont replacing physical activities like walking going store etc add lazieness people todays society although driverless car served way efficient productive busiest people today time lazier people todays society get extra twenty minutes sleeping defeats guidelines driverless car althougn driver driverless car need driving unless instructed otherwise car driver still need stay alert eyes road times order lookout construction accidents etc avoid although people instructed continuing alert even though need drive part knowing people today many ignore instruction forget could put peoples lives risk one biggest issues arise driverless car mechanics liability although thouroughly tested google reported driving half million miles cars crash always chance could accident although always chance normal cars drivers possible driverless cars driver might alert like construction site car aware cars automatic brakes malfunction car crashes etc matter type car always chance something could go wrong however driverless cars could dangerous normal cars people society today could sets cars apart nearly everything automatic people might take advantage feature think protects everything reckless actions driverless cars could dangerous bigger threat society people today could dangerous reckless bigger threat society provided driverless cars therefore driverless cars ready people todays society people todays society ready driverless cars
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face mars heard face mars well havent face picture nasa took mars figure looks like humans face people agure thats possibly aliens others agure part natural landmark mars believe part landform aliens nothing face believe face part natural landform proof aliens even real article says thousands anxious web surfers waiting image first appeared jpl web site revealing natural lanmark alien monument shows face nothing aliens people believe face bona fide evidence life mars evidence nasa would rather hide would say reason nasa would lie cover truth something living mars somthing cause face nasa would revealed would get money nasa went take picture april 98 cloudy time year red planet skeptics still didnt believe nasa face natural landform argured perhaps alien markings hidden haze although nasa knows proof aliens excist cant predict aliens something face people different opinion still people believe natural landform others think something aliens still agree nasa face part land mars type creature lived would discovered know back might technology would discovered someing living mars people keep discussing opinions face
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electoral colleges something many people disagree idea personally think get rid electoral colleges many reasons first using electoral college vote president vote slate electors think voting choice president vote electors using electors win dont think right using electoral votes effects people smaller states big states voice wins election enough people vote people living smaller states less chance choosen president win dont large number electoral votes saying people smaller states know dont much say votes going stop voting general stop paying attention campaigns winnertakeall method something voters dont like candidates know states dont lot electoral votes dont bother reach dont spend time think know dont chance winning election since candidates dont go small states means spend time bigger states trying win get votes people dont think fair candidates dont make effort pay attention vote want president dont actually vote president vote mostly slate electors excerpt defense electoral college five reasons keep despised method choosing president stated electors vote presidents us think choice want president get rid electoral college doesnt help us see many people like
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dear florida senator would like disuss changing way voyte today bad f idea sounds changing elections popular vote sounds like peoples hands instead juts casting votes slate electors arent voting president innstead countting onn electoral votes hep go favor itd much easier let people vote elctoral votes utterly useless unimportantthough ever happens tie two candidates electoral votes help break itd less hassle florida residents votedirectly someone besides president less worring theyre going win start think electoral college unfair pretty outdatedif ask change doesnt sound bad im trying achive writting gain actual control voting also whats completely wrong electoral college help first place start analizing really doenst help much much actual help lectora coellge make defense much simple 2030 votes many states much hawaii uop 4 electoral votes much voters alowed directly vote want president rely lectoral college
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change electoral college electoral college needs either stop change much happen years example gallup poll 2000 right al gore popular vote lost presidency didnt understand votes lost presidency 60 percent voters would perfer direct election like one today many wrong things electoral college system voters vote president state electors turn elect president example u lived texas wanted vote john kerry dont vote slate 34 democratic electors pledged kerry another thing disaster factor disaster factor american people consider lucky 2000 fiasco biggest election crisis century system also allows much worse basically system wants see us fail system would realize bad hurting us making us feel like vote doesnt matter example 2000 scandle votes president voted guy votes states electoral college desided give guy us dont get works happen 2000 think maybe sercets us telling us dont know going respond probably lot things would get lot people trouble happen 2000 open lot eyes right world crazy today trillion doolars debt probably stupid disicions electoral college made day reading article said electoral college widely regarded anachronism nondemocratic method selecting president ought overruled declaring candidate receives popular votes winner happen 2000 didnt go way said pick president made big mistake paying right say winner takes winner 2000 didnt really win reading stand behind electoral college
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advantages limiting car usage exampple cause lot pollution traffic jams small cities thr greenhouse gas emissions first advantages limiting car usage pollution passage states paris enforced partial driving ban clear air global city meaning paris ban driving much polution going pollution one biggest problems united states today people argue actually causing addition reason limit car usage small countries like colombia cause lot traffic jams passage states bogota colombiain program thats set spread countries millions colombians hiked biked skated took buses work carfree day yesterday leaving streets capital city eerily devoid traffic jams also passage discussed turnout large despite gray clouds dumped occasional rain showers bogota meaning cars causing rain showers colombia banned cars one day decrease traffic jam somthing rain showers happening daily lastly one advantages limiting car usage greenhouse gas emissions passage states president obamas ambitious goals curb united states greenhouse gas emissions unveiled last week meaning lot people using gas
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lukes point view seagoing cowboys program great becuase learn new inpornt tips skills theches thing like skills youll need later life make nine trips youll ready get drafted military get ready go military tell things youll going need helped luke prepare hard work second trip serve nightman luke loved board wonderful fun things opens ride cattle boat every go learn servie pacific war broad lot different boats maked nine copmte trips drafted military army lot tools skills need program ends program takes lot hard work need strong lift boxes glad went program
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think election presidency counted popular vote think popular vote count people vote onnot electoral college people vote president piece plus electoral colleges dont even vote presidentthey vote slate electors vote president voting popular vote electoral colleges even voting president theyre voting electors vote president direct vote would voting president yes sometimes would vote someone else president accident much electoral college thats think direct vote instead electoral colleges voting us pretty much sounds like would woork better people voted president people voinng elctors vote president
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venus sister planet earth considered exploration many different reasons exploration among agaist exploration reasons immenent danger hostile atmosphere new research development technology slowly getting point able possibly reduce risks failed mission author challenge exploring venus agrees rewards exploring venus fair bit evidence support exploration venus chief among proximity earth reducing amount time needed arrive venus time launch correcty reason new research old technology early 1900s world war ii known mechanical computers machines simpler think though bunch gears levers dont require electricity considering venuss hostile conditions approach seems well guided thought repurposing reusing ancient machines things considered new developments sucessful timing right could possibly hear announcement manned mission venus likely tommorrow possible lifetime hear author supports claim possible exploration therefore newfound evidence reason
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making mona lisa smile really great points toward technology read emotional expressions students classroom first paragraph talks start computer program last sentence paragraph 1 states dr huang colleague experts developing better ways humans computers comminicate case communication showing computer feel computer something change new technology able tell feeling computer called facs facial action coding system 6 classified emtions happiness surprise anger digust fear sadness tell characteristic movements facial muscles different facial expressions tell smile fake real smile zygomatic major muscles begin cheek bone lift corners mouth muscles called orbicularis oculi pars palpabraeus makes corws feet around eyes fake smile mouth streched sideways using zygomatic major different muscle called risorius easily tell anyone feeling looking facial expressions believe could use facs help lot things examples kid broed shcool falling asleep class computer sence change going computer make stay focused interseted longer simply tell one friends feeling look face facial expressions sometimes dont really know whats wrong feel came facs dont really worry expressions sooner later come wrong
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dear state senator agree idea electoral college united states president elected popular vote specific amount electors one great reason president us elected popular vote citizens wont really get choose president want next one two terms also unfair people vote president according source 2 really stick president elected popular vote president elected popular vote people practically voting president majority voter arent voting president theyre voting slate electors turn elect presidentas said source 2 electors actually elect president anyone holding public office citizens vote always control electors vote official electoral college also unfair voters voters voting electors elect president say tie voting candidates election would handed house representatives state delegations vote president electoral college also unfair wintakeall system state candidates wont stay states know zero percent chance winning theyll focus states tight races agree electoral college abolished government change voting system president voted popular vote need abolish electoral college presidents elected elected citizens instead president elected electors elected citizens electoral college process go unfair outdated irrational really long see change voting systems soon
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driverless cars idea around many years thought waste energy driving make experience relaxing individual also display amount intellegence engineering would take order construct car however many different people wish insult bring idea driverless cars people world would wish turn positive idea negative one also start corrupt natural human abilities mean humans start become relient everything completed minimal effort envolved eventually start become lazier lazier advancements technology increases one thing note entirely automation selfseficient machinery however could say hard working individuals robot work us could truely call hard working would push button one major example problem future fact wont laws inplace driverless cars numerous states already opposed idea plan keep way cars proven reliable paragraph 9 also discusses counted liable accident traffic laws change new laws needed order cover liability case accident technology fails someone injured driver manufacturerwaiting point trying make expanding rapidly ideas good benificial future lets take time make shure driverless cars actually drive difficult say done hope avalible everyone
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development driverless cars development cars sounds interesting help drivers unable drive kind disabilt body keeps driver falling sleep behind wheel hurting someone car driverless fall sleep hurting anyone details agree wrote came passage first thing passage agree wrote line steering came line four part cars steering came passage part number seven passage says cars steer details agree wrote came passage second thing passage agree wrote public trainsport system line came line three part public trainsport system came passage part number one passage says public trainsport system day driverless details agree wrote came passage four thing passage agree wrote half fuel todays cars line came line three part half fuel todays cars came passage part number one passage says cars use half fuel todays cars sounds easier realiy hard driverless cars possible cars far still need driver things car steering sounds easier realiy hard take time driverless cars possible cars far still need driver things car breaking sounds easier realiy hard driverless cars possible cars far still need driver things car accelerating still needs driver development cars sounds interesting help drivers unable drive kind disabilt body keeps driver falling sleep behind wheel hurting someone car driverless fall sleep hurting anyone hope essay showed place subject driverless cars
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driverless car great idea many ways realistic people think many things go wrong driverless car problems would come along driverless cars great idea true alot positives driverless car also alot negatives one thing comes mind exteremely fast software like cell phones driverless car going need new updates car get updates needs going run smoothly safely needs look eyes car computer sure cars computers driverless car going much larger scale would hard even consider car driverless car would alot better environment would alot better people think much money driverless car would cost middle lower class people going afford driving cars article states driverless car would alot better gas normal cars doesnt mean car going cheaper normal car another thing need look liability driver gets accedent usually one fault responsable covering accedent article says someone get accedent driverless car would fault im sure already know answer believe company charge making car would simply say human error blame driver people want cars want drive themselfs anywhere people lazy alot things future cars come public driving would another thing doesnt involve lifting finger driverless car future person would even know drive conclusion driverless car wouldnt great idea money person would pay along software updates simply lazy driverless car would good choice great concept course shows world always coming new technology evolving alot positive things driverless car alot negative things driverless car would invention generation needs
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think new technology facial action coding system think useful throwing money drain computer need know feeling seems cool really know catch like government trying find another way watch us knows maybe valuable things come like teacher would able see students hard time online assignment bored fall asleep even bit fun shows care higher technology coming weird think actually tell somone upset difference mean weird something hide computer knows youre happy sad thats awesome mona lisa intended bring smile face imagine computer smile web cam ad may see may appear computer make happy find picture makes frown theyll make sure wont see similar picturesads process begans computer constructs 3d computer model face 44 major muscles model must move like human muscles thats last thing also says according facial feedback theory emotion doest express emotions also may even help produce questioning whole situation different hopefully doesnt sound bad maybe itll better give everything chance
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driverless cars developed used many ways driverless cars could help us safety main concern many accidents occur due driver disctracted someone elses fault driverless cars sensors stay certain course get track sensors could also detect something risky backing parking lot time like occurs driver must drive car car handle situation many accidents occur due people using celluar device losing track driverless car could prevented driver driving vehicle could use phones must know car piloted sticky situation driverless car could also used taxi driver drink drive driverless cars also help semi truck drivers drive around hours hours advanced computer systems could put driverless cars prevent enviromental issues road systems could also prevent possible rollovers sliding road costly save many lives prevent many accidents occuring driverless cars prevent many accidents could help many people making job whole lot easier costly worth lives saved helped
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