Inga wrote an argument in favor of replacing existing cafeteria food with food from popular fast-food restaurants. She then came upon a new source with conflicting information. In a well-structured paragraph, explain how Inga should adjust her argument based on the new information while still keeping her claim the same.

Inga should adjust her argument by acknowledging that some fast food choices are not healthy, but she should also point out examples of healthier choices such as salads, grilled chicken, eggs, and yogurt that are full of nutrients for growth. She can still say that students wouldn’t waste as much food if they could choose healthy foods from familiar restaurants.

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