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In Britain, many are turning to places known as (1) to help them be able to eat something (2) each week. Food banks receive (3) from food stores and from (4) who have more than they need. The food banks then (5) items such as bread, milk and (6) to people who do not have enough to eat. Some food banks also make (7) of their own. Food banks are important because restaurants and food stores are passing on their (8) to buyers. But people are having trouble buying food because their (9) are not rising at the (10) as the cost of goods.