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   Hi, Ardith Hinton!   
   I read your message from 12.11.2019 00:40   
      
    AH>> Now that you mention it, I think the boy might well have been   
    AH>> using railroad explosives. The author describes him as "gray"...   
    AH>> perhaps suggesting he hadn't bathed for awhile, and "scrawny"...   
    AH>> perhaps suggesting he didn't get enough to eat.   
    AK>> Do you think that scrawny children have nothing to eat?   
      
    AH> Not necessarily... but many others seem to think so. If the boy was   
    AH> between the ages of six & sixteen it's possible he was at a stage   
    AH> of growth in which he was becoming taller very quickly & the rest   
    AH> of his body hadn't caught up yet. It's also possible that, like one   
    AH> of my cousins, he had inherited the ectomorph body type from his   
    AH> father & grandfather. In my experience those who rely heavily (!)   
    AH> on cheap carbohydrates are more likely to be overweight.: - Q   
      
   ‘hildren very often have a poor appetite. Their mothers often make them eat   
   their food. The epidemic of excess weight is most likely connected with   
   genetic changes that happen during many years and even generations. I believe   
   this change has been caused by the fact that very many people live in stress,   
   and food is a very effective antidepressant. And people who refused to smoke   
   now have a little choice in replacing it with something else. :)   
      
   Bye, Ardith!   
   Alexander Koryagin   
   english_tutor 2019   
      
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