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    I really think that governments should think about stopping the sale of junk food in their

    countries. It might seem like a big step, but keeping people healthy is extremly important, and
    letting them buy food that's bad for them isn't good for anyone in the long run.
    Fast food is a big, problem everywhere. It's so easy and cheap that lots of people end up eating it
    all the time, which makes them gain weight and have health issues. Dealing with these health
    problems costs a lot of money, so it makes sense for governments to try and stop them from
    getting worse.
    Although stopping the sale of unhealthy food might sound extreme, it's something we need to
    do to keep everyone healthy. There are already places in the world where they've tried this and
    it's worked. For example, in Mexico City, they stopped advertising and selling junk food in
    schools, and it helped Young people there get healthier.
    Plus, governments can do other things to help people eat better, like giving farmers money to
    grow healthy food, supporting sustainable farming, and promoting local food. By doing this,
    they can make sure there's more healthy food available for everyone.
    To sum up, even though stopping unhealthy food might seem like a big deal, it's something we
    need to do to keep everyone healthy. If governments take action to encourage healthy eating and
    support the production of good food, we can have a better, healthier food system for the future.

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