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City Washington / DC / Reading / London / Oakland / Tempe / Chicago / Arlington / / Company National Academies Press / Better Business Bureaus Inc. / Coca-Cola / / Country United States / United Kingdom / / Currency USD / / / Facility National Academies’ Institute of Medicine / University of Illinois at Chicago / Institute of Medicine / / IndustryTerm regular chips / beverage / beverage products / school food improvements / food ads / beverage marketing / food choices / public fast-food restaurants / unhealthy products / television food advertising / snack food manufacturers / unhealthy food marketing / food fundraisers / food products / policy addressing food / food purchase requests / food selections / Food marketing / beverage cups / unhealthy food / food / / Organization Council of Better Business Bureaus / Institute for Health Research and Policy / Health Policy Center / Center for Science / Food Standards Agency / Institute of Medicine / USDA / Federal Trade Commission / University of Illinois at Chicago / Research Unit / National Academies’ Institute of Medicine / / Person Kate Klimczak / / ProvinceOrState Virginia / Illinois / Montgomery County / / PublishedMedium Children Now / the Public Interest / / RadioStation Core / Marketing / / URL http / SocialTag 
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