The phrase that provides context clues for the definition of the word majority is “ More students voted for healthy lunch choices “
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i believe it is D (i'm so sorry if it's not) hope this helped!!
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It would be present, because Ms. Anner is saying to you at that very moment.
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I think it may be the second or third one.
<span>B.The information is the quote has already been stated.
The previous sentence says the exact same thing just in a different order - labs must go through a rigorous testing process. The quote should prove the statement correct, not repeat it. A better quote to choose from the source is an explanation of the testing process. This would then prove it's rigor.
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