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Why Peanuts Should Be Banned
Should peanuts be banned? Peanuts should be banned at schools that kids may have allergies because they can get really sick and maybe even die. There are a lot of foods that have peanuts in them.They can also get sick by eating in the cafeteria people can bring something that has peanuts in it and the cafeteria can make food that has peanuts in it. “As you read, think about how schools can help protect students who have this allergy." But schools wouldn't ban them because, they think they can prevent them from getting sick. Some parents want peanuts and other foods banned because of there allergies from schools won't allow it because they think that the kids can be prepared. Some schools such as the school in the article have different

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