Please capitalize where necessary: as next round of climate talks nears, poland faces tough choices "
A: As Next Round of Climate Talks Nears, Poland Faces Tough Choices "

Q: my course is a must for holders of mortgage loans or who are considering his haul. be smart and learn to use what it offers new technology.

A: My course is a must for holders of mortgage loans or who are considering his haul. Be smart and learn to use what it offers new technology.

Q: q99 file analysis tool utilizes third-party software components.
A: Q99 File Analysis Tool utilizes third-party software components.

Problem: he was admired and feared, rather than loved, by many; in some he aroused bitter hostility.
Can you repeat this sentence, but capitalize it?
Answer: He was admired and feared, rather than loved, by many; in some he aroused bitter hostility.

Text: 8:29 that your eyes may be open toward this house night and day, even toward the place of which you have said, 'my name shall be there;' to listen to the prayer which your servant shall pray toward this place.

Correct capitalization: 8:29 that your eyes may be open toward this house night and day, even toward the place of which you have said, 'My name shall be there;' to listen to the prayer which your servant shall pray toward this place.

Q: nevertheless sir anthony eden yielded to this fiction (perhaps the memory of 1938 had too strong a hold on him) for he alluded to president nasser as "a fascist plunderer whose appetite grows with feeding", which was just the language he and mr. churchill had rightly used about hitler eighteen years before. i must add that i do not find these exact words in the text of his speech but this is the form in which they reached "the mob" through the new york times and that is what counts, as prime ministers should know.
A:
Nevertheless Sir Anthony Eden yielded to this fiction (perhaps the memory of 1938 had too strong a hold on him) for he alluded to President Nasser as "a Fascist plunderer whose appetite grows with feeding", which was just the language he and Mr. Churchill had rightly used about Hitler eighteen years before. I must add that I do not find these exact words in the text of his speech but this is the form in which they reached "the mob" through the New York Times and that is what counts, as Prime Ministers should know.