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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is pushing a ban on sugary soft drinks over 16 ounces. Should cities and towns be allowed to put restrictions on soda sizes? Yes, it's a public health issue. 10% Yes, we need to rein in the 'supersize me' mindset in this country. 9% No, people should be able to make their own decisions, even if they are bad ones. 67% No, what's to stop people from just buying two drinks anyway? 14% Number of votes: 1301

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