School Candies Research Paper

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Schools all over the world are known for their low budget. The school cannot make anything without raising funds with chocolate selling. Even then, the school need to raise funds for 2 or 3 years before being able to make something. There is another way for school to make money, but it is very controversial. This way is to sell candies, chocolate and soft drinks at school. The majority of people are saying that doing this is very bad. However, selling candies at school is very good in two ways and there is no negative points.
For my first point, I will argue on the fact that candies are good for health even if the great majority think that they are bad. Many ways make candies beneficial for health. First, there are studies who show that chewing

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