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Think of it like the chicken and the egg paradox, except the chicken is 13.5 feet tall and weighs 80,000 pounds, while the egg is a lightweight, 17-inch-tall highway triangle. For the FMCSA, it’s ...

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Millions of new cases of diabetes and heart disease every year may be connected to the consumption of sugary drinks, according to newly published research, though there is some nuance to the findings.