TAKOMA PARK,MD-JANUARY, 31: Takoma Park Middle school students have the option of eating a regular hot lunch or buying, chips or other snacks on the side. Students eating cafeteria lunch at Takoma Park Middle school in Takoma Park, MD on January 31, 2013. Schools in Montgomery county still serve snack foods to students during lunch. (Photo by Juana Arias for the Washington Post)

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