<span>The noun clause for the preceding sentence is "Whoever is tallest". A noun clause is a clause that is dependent which takes the place of a noun. Its function is the subject of the sentence.</span>
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Answer:In the opinion piece "Three Cheers for the Nanny State" Sarah Conly argues in favor of government interventions that encourage people to be healthier. She argues that, as much as we would like to think we are totally rational and know what is best for us, we don't
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