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ADAn average American eats about three hamburgers every day.
CDIn the early 1900s, the hamburger was more popular than it is today.
EDThe combination of burger and bun is not the principal part of the hamburger now.
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@The hamburger is so popular in America that it could even be the @i@@@@@j of the country.  No one knows its origin for sure, but they say that it was born in New York in 1885.  Since the 1920s, hamburgers have become more and more popular.  Though various kinds of toppings were added to the hamburger, the Ai@@@@@j hamburger hasnft changed at all.
