Passage 1: I fully support the school's efforts to introduce healthier snacks in vending machines. However, as a dentist, I must object to gummy, sticky fruit snacks. I hav…

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Passage 1:

I fully support the school's efforts to introduce healthier snacks in
vending machines. However, as a dentist, I must object to gummy,
sticky fruit snacks. I have seen too many young patients suffer cavities
as a result of sugary snacks that stay stuck in their teeth for hours
before they brush.
Passage 2:
Studies have shown that our students are choosing fewer and fewer
fresh fruits at school. One way to slip in some much-needed nutrients
and vitamins is through gummy fruit snacks made from real fruit juice.
Students feel as if they are getting a sweet treat, while parents know
they are receiving at least some percentage of their recommended
daily servings of fruit.
Which statement best compares the ways that the two arguments use
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