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Food Lines Resemble Bread Lines of Great Depression 2,000 people in need show up for help. The front of the line starts with bags and bags of food for those in need.

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She said that while the food bank distributed nearly 100 million meals, food is just a small part of addressing the hunger crisis. “We must also address the root causes of hunger,” said Williams.