Some people think that Americans are the ________ (big) consumers of chocolate in the world.
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Actually, the people who eat the ________ (great) amount of chocolate are the British.
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In fact, the British are nearly 40 percent ________ ( fond ) of chocolate than Americans are.
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British chocolate makers are concerned because they expected British people’s chocolate consumption to grow _____________ (robustly) than it has in recent years.
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However, a small company that makes chocolate with organically grown ingredients has experienced some of the _____________ (healthy) sales of all chocolate manufacturers in recent years.
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Even though this organic chocolate is ________________ (expensive) than regular chocolate, people are willing to pay the price.
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People have come to expect that organic foods will carry a _________ (high) price than conventional foods.
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Another type of chocolate is also enjoying _________ (strong) sales in Britain than regular chocolate.
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This chocolate does not contain the vegetable solids found in most British chocolate; therefore, it is considered by some chocolate lovers to be _________ ( pure) than the standard product.
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This “real” chocolate is expensive, but its sales are expected to continue to grow _________ (fast) than sales of other premium chocolates.