Language: English.
Sentence: This means making search smarter and faster, so it can understand that when you type [jaguar] you're looking for the car, not photos of the animal. It means showing you when your friends like an ad or a search result, so that you know it might be valuable. It means making our products work intuitively, so that you can share documents with Gmail contacts without having to copy and paste, and open the same tabs on your Android phone that you have open on your Chrome browser on your desktop.

Language: English.
Sentence: Guest [Alyson Beytien]: First, let me thank you for being an assistant to this child! I would recommend that you do a bit of reading and research on autism, and especially read How to Be a Paraprofessional by Diane Twachtman-Cullen.

Language: English.
Sentence: In Halifax, Nova Scotia, Bush expected to be warmly greeted as he "thanked" the city for having sheltered 33,000 stranded air travelers (mostly American) in the days after 9/11. Instead hewas greeted by as many as 8,000 protesters (a record for this city of just over 100,000 people.)

Language: English.
Sentence: In general, the first college course taken varied more by exam performance than by level of exam taken, with higher scoring students taking more advanced classes.