Here is how to match the selections from the passage to the type of evidence it represents:
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Anecdotal evidence: “What is it that you like eating most?” she asks them. “Lay’s chips and Coke,” says Diwani, who drinks between one and two litres of soft drink every day. Rihana includes a pack of Kurkure corn puffs in her daily diet.
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Statistical evidence: Such diseases accounted for 66% of deaths in Nepal in 2017.
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Testimonial evidence: “The situation regarding junk food is very worrisome in Nepal,” says Atul Upadhyay of the global health organisation Helen Keller International.
This categorization reflects how each piece of information serves to support the claims made about junk food consumption and its effects in Nepal.