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ment investigating the effectiveness of omega-3 fats in
jects were very active people who walked a lot or got vig-
orous exercise several times a week, while others tended
a lot of TV. Why might researchers choose to block the
subjects by activity level before randomly assigning them
to the omega-3 and placebo groups?
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