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Passed into law last summer, a regulation requiring restaurants to include nutritional information on their menus is one of the many new government programs that is part of 10 years initiative for influencing the decisions of America's youth, adults, and senior citizens by providing them with valuable information regarding their everyday health options.
(A) government programs that is part of 10 years initiative for influencing the decisions of America's youth, adults, and senior citizens
(B) government programs, which is part of a 10-year initiative to influence how most of America's youth, adults, and senior citizens decide
(C) government programs, part of 10 years initiative for influencing how most of America's youth, adults, and senior citizens decide
(D) government programs that are part of an initiative for 10 years that has influenced the decisions of America's youth, adults and senior citizens
(E) government programs that are part of a 10-year initiative to influence the decisions of America's youth, adults and senior citizens
(A) government programs that is part of 10 years initiative for influencing the decisions of America's youth, adults, and senior citizens
(B) government programs, which is part of a 10-year initiative to influence how most of America's youth, adults, and senior citizens decide
(C) government programs, part of 10 years initiative for influencing how most of America's youth, adults, and senior citizens decide
(D) government programs that are part of an initiative for 10 years that has influenced the decisions of America's youth, adults and senior citizens
(E) government programs that are part of a 10-year initiative to influence the decisions of America's youth, adults and senior citizens
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