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Usain Bolt: The Fastest Human Alive
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Fastest Human Alive
***The title just needed more specificity and flare. Or it would have been fine with "The Fastest Human Alive."; Fastest Human Alive
 
  
Encyclopædia Britannica writer, Kara Rodgers, defines speed as "the rate where an object moves through time."
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Speed is the rate where an object moves through time.
***Amazing opening, however, since you are defining something, you'll need to state a source.; Speed is the rate where an object moves through time.
 
  
Usain Bolt, also known as the fastest man alive, set a world record in the 100-meter dash with 9.58 seconds.
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The fastest man alive, also known as Usain Bolt, set a world record in the 100 meter dash with 9.58 seconds.
***I say the first part of this sentence should be swapped. Usain is his name and he is known by his nickname. Also, I added a hyphen between "100" and "meter."; The fastest man alive, also known as Usain Bolt, set a world record in the 100 meter dash with 9.58 seconds.
 
  
If calculated correctly, that's faster than the average traffic speed in some cities.
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If calculated that's faster than average car traffic in some cities.
***I assume that there is a or two missing word here that would make the sentence more understandable. I added "correctly" and "the." I removed "car" and added "speed" behind "traffic."; If calculated that's faster than average car traffic in some cities.
 
  
Because of his height and size, Usain can run a lot easier with the use of his long strides.
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Because of his height and size, it makes Usain run a lot easier with the use of his long strides.
***I thought the wording in this sentence could have been better. I removed "it makes" and added "can" behind "Usain." Another option instead of "can" would be "has the ability to."; Because of his height and size, it makes Usain run a lot easier with the use of his long strides.
 
  
With that in consideration, no other person has beaten his record at this moment.
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In conclusion, no other person has beat his record at this moment.
***It is possible that you could've had a stronger conclusion to really put a bow on what you said. I decided to omit "in conclusion" and use "with that in consideration" instead. I changed the verb form of "beat" to "beaten."; In conclusion, no other person has beat his record at this moment.
 
 
 
Source: https://www.britannica.com/story/how-fast-is-the-worlds-fastest-human
 
Edited by Michael Morrow
 
 
 
Be sure to watch out for missing words. When words are missing, readers could have a difficult time reading what you wrote. Try to write stronger conclusions by reflecting on what you wrote earlier.
 
 
 
 
 
Usain Bolt: The Fastest Human Alive
 
 
 
Encyclopædia Britannica writer, Kara Rodgers, defines speed as "the rate where an object moves through time." Usain Bolt, also known as the fastest man alive, set a world record in the 100-meter dash with 9.58 seconds. If calculated correctly, that's faster than the average traffic speed in some cities. Because of his height and size, Usain can run a lot easier with the use of his long strides. With that in consideration, no other person has beaten his record at this moment.
 
  
 
Source: https://www.britannica.com/story/how-fast-is-the-worlds-fastest-human
 
Source: https://www.britannica.com/story/how-fast-is-the-worlds-fastest-human
  
 
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Species Going Extinct Due to Human Interaction
 
Species Going Extinct Due to Human Interaction
***I made this the title because of the original being a question. ; How do Species become Endangered?
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***I made this the title because of the original being a question. ;How do Species become Endangered?
  
 
In the world, there are over 7,000 species that are endangered.
 
In the world, there are over 7,000 species that are endangered.

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