An easy way to reduce calorie intake during the week is to A. serve gravies, sauces, or dressings on the side. B. drink 12 glasses of water per day. C. never eat after 6:00 PM D. completely eliminate bread and dairy from the diet.

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An easy way to reduce calorie intake during the week is to - drink 12 glasses of water per day.

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