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In a six-year follow-up of 14 of the 16 competitors from the eighth season of the television program The Biggest Loser, the findings revealed __________.

▸ a minority of the contestants had gained weight six years after the competition

▸ approximately 64 percent of the contestants gained weight six years after the end of the program

▸ over 20 percent of the contestants continued to lose weight six years after competition

▸ the majority of the contestants were able to maintain their weight loss six years later

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