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    Portion Sizes Cannot Be a Factor That Contributes to the Rising
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Portion Sizes Cannot Be a Factor That Contributes to the Rising

Question 36

Question 36

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Portion sizes cannot be a factor that contributes to the rising levels of obesity because they became substantially smaller since the 1970s, whereas obesity rates went up.

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