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Gmos: Are They Good Or Bad?
My opinion on GMOs is bias. I say that GMOs are good because they food is made and delivered quicker because if we the world was extremely against GMOs then the food you bought would last as long. Therefore if you look more into this the world could starve for how much time people would wait for the normal fruit/vegetable to delivered. Also if you were waiting for the food you ordered you wouldn't get as much of an amount than when the fruit had been through a process with GMOs.

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