question: a mind filled with thoughts about things, persons, and events, with desires, passions, and moods, with worries, fears, and disturbances, is in no fit condition to make contact with that which transcends them all. it must first be quietened and emptied.
Capitalize this past sentence correctly.
A: A mind filled with thoughts about things, persons, and events, with desires, passions, and moods, with worries, fears, and disturbances, is in no fit condition to make contact with that which transcends them all. It must first be quietened and emptied.

question: these ideas were set out in a book written in absorbing style and filled with most authentic and shocking pictures of the misery of the english proletariat.
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A: These ideas were set out in a book written in absorbing style and filled with most authentic and shocking pictures of the misery of the English proletariat.

question: this leads to a friction in the wargame, where tactical plans might not be executed as intended by the players, and one of the tasks upon the players is to take into consideration not only the actions of the opponent but also this uncertainty as to the execution of own orders.
Capitalize this past sentence correctly.
A: This leads to a friction in the wargame, where tactical plans might not be executed as intended by the players, and one of the tasks upon the players is to take into consideration not only the actions of the opponent but also this uncertainty as to the execution of own orders.