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Foods high in nutrient-density means
 
  A) the foods provide the highest amount of nutrients for the lowest amount of energy.
  B) the foods provide the highest amount of nutrients in the smallest portion.
  C) the foods provide the highest amount of nutrients in the largest portion.
  D) the foods provide the highest amount of nutrients for the highest amount of energy.
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