April 6, 2010
Supersize has officially entered the lexicon to be applied to virtually anything that can be made bigger and glitzier. Moderation was once the norm. To our parents or grandparents, moderation was a step up from the deprivation of the Great Depression, or the poverty that immigrants left behind. How did moderation get such a bad rap?
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