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Which of these is the basis for the argument in "Ban the Ban!"? A stating that a ban on large sugary drinks is the same as stripping away civil liberties
B claiming that calorie-count disclosure helps people make informed decisions
C arguing that the impact of obesity is as bad as the impact of smoking
D suggesting that smoking bans are comparable to the soda ban

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