26 In the developed world, no trend in the nutrition revolution has been more marked than the equalization of dietbetween regions and classes.
(A) In the developed world, the nutrition revolution aims to find out the ways people of different regions and classes eat.
(B) In the developed world, the nutrition revolution aims to overcome the difficulty in sharing the same kinds of food.
(C) In the developed world, the most distinctive feature in the nutrition revolution is the same diet shared by people of different regions and classes.
(D) In the developed world, the most distinctive change in the wake of the nutrition revolution is people’s awareness of simple diet.