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Why We Should Not Give Out Candy
According to the article some people think they should not give out candy.I think we should not give out candy anymore. Because it could be open candy is not healthy,Some people don't like candy.

I think we should not give candy anymore because candy could be open .It could be spoiled if is open to much.People could mess with it and put stuff in it.

Another reason we should not give out candy is because candy is not healthy.It has a lot of sugar.Eating to many candy can make you fat.
Because is too much candy and sugar.Or because they want to keep their body healthy.

Some people say we should give out candy.Because it has too much sugar and people like sugar or because they like been at.Lastly because candy has a lot of sugar and is not

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