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The document provides examples of sentences written in passive voice, where the subject receives the action rather than performs it. Some notable inventions and discoveries are described passively, such as Lincoln being murdered by Booth, the lamp being invented by Edison, penicillin being discovered by Fleming, and the internet being invented by Cerf and Kahn. Overall, the document demonstrates how to write in passive voice rather than active voice.
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