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Please help! How does the organizational structure of this passage support the author's
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Schools should provide students with a healthy meal at the beginning
of each school day. Many studies have shown that students who eat a
healthy breakfast do better in school. However, many students don't
have breakfast because they're too busy, they sleep in, or they don't
have access to a healthy meal at home. If these meals were provided
each day by the school, it would put all students on track to succeed


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How does the organizational structure of this passage support the author's
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