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the bar chart shows the percentage of adults who use vision correction in the form of glasses or contact lenses.

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the bar chart shows the percentage of adults who use vision correction in the form of glasses or contact lenses. In 1990, adults use the glasses about 65% and contact lenses were about 1-2%. In 1995, contact lenses were popular than 1990 so the percent higher about 9%. The percent people use glasses higher than 1990 about 6%. Next is 2000, people use glasses and contact lenses were continue increased. The percent of glasses are about nearly 68% and contact lenses were 10%. However in 2005, percent of adults wearing glasses were dis creased 2-3%, it's 64-65%, but contact lenses were increased about 12%. In 2010, adults use glasses are increased in 67%, the percent of contact lenses were increased at 17%. Overall, people use glasses were increased, however the also dis creased but not to much. And contact lenses were increased in many years.
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vision correction in the form of glasses or
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. In 1990,
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the glasses about 65% and
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were about 1-2%. In 1995,
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glasses higher than 1990 about 6%.
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IELTS academic the bar chart shows the percentage of adults who use vision correction in the form of glasses or contact lenses.

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