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Morning Joe

NYC Mayor Bloomberg takes steps to ban sale of large sugary drinks

Top Talkers: New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is moving to ban super-sized soft drinks in the city. His plan is to restrict sales of sugary drinks to no more than 16 ounces a cup in most city locations. Mika Brzezinski supports the initiative, and she discusses it with the Morning Joe panel.May 31, 2012

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