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Southerners Aren't The Fattest, They Just Lie Less On Surveys, Study Shows
Rampant misreporting of height and weight has skewed public belief that the South is America's most obese region, according to researcher George Howard. People in the South being more honest may be why the region is perceived as the heaviest.
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