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The debate over requiring all city restaurants to offer plant-based alternatives versus maintaining traditional menu autonomy

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The main concern expressed by Sarah Chen about the proposed regulation is . Michael Rodriguez supports the regulation primarily because . Patricia Walsh's position on the issue can best be described as . According to James Morton, the proposed regulation could lead to . The proposed bylaw would require restaurants to .

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The proposed regulation seems . While I understand the environmental concerns that Rodriguez raises, . Chen makes an excellent point about the practical challenges, especially regarding . Walsh's suggestion about incentives rather than mandates is , as it would allow restaurants to while still encouraging positive change.

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