Please capitalize where necessary: and whom could we wish for to do the unveiling other than hamary's popular mayor, rolf steffensen. few people have the gift like rolf to say just the right thing, in few words he is able to explain why we are here right now and how to comprehend knut hamsun as a whole human being, a genius of a poet but also a human being capable of erring, like we all may err and why we must continue to follow lars berg's example and dare more democracy, more openness, more love.
A: And whom could we wish for to do the unveiling other than Hamary's popular mayor, Rolf Steffensen. Few people have the gift like Rolf to say just the right thing, in few words he is able to explain why we are here right now and how to comprehend Knut Hamsun as a whole human being, a genius of a poet but also a human being capable of erring, like we all may err and why we must continue to follow Lars Berg's example and dare more democracy, more openness, more love.

Q: superhero theme has always been very popular, evidenced by hundreds of movies and cartoons, taken around the world.

A: Superhero theme has always been very popular, evidenced by hundreds of movies and cartoons, taken around the world.

Q: for students to be able to access the web, teachers would have to book the ict suite well in advance, and waste valuable time and energy waiting for pcs to boot up.
A: For students to be able to access the web, teachers would have to book the ICT suite well in advance, and waste valuable time and energy waiting for PCs to boot up.

Problem: preparations containing all flavouring agents characterising a beverage
Can you repeat this sentence, but capitalize it?
Answer: Preparations containing all flavouring agents characterising a beverage

Text: how is it possible not to see caress in hair?

Correct capitalization: How is it possible not to see caress in hair?

Please capitalize where necessary: the magnitude of the forces, pushing the bodies together, can be shown to be proportional with the product of the masses of the bodies and inverse proportional to the square of distance between them, which is identical to newton's gravitational law! that the magnitude of the forces, pushing the bodies together, is proportional to the product of the masses, requires that the particles of matter, of which a body consist, are discretely distributed and that there is much empty space between the particles.
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The magnitude of the forces, pushing the bodies together, can be shown to be proportional with the product of the masses of the bodies and inverse proportional to the square of distance between them, which is identical to Newton's gravitational law! That the magnitude of the forces, pushing the bodies together, is proportional to the product of the masses, requires that the particles of matter, of which a body consist, are discretely distributed and that there is much empty space between the particles.