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The chart below shows how frequently people in the USA ate in fast food restaurants between 2003 and 2013. Summarise the information of chart.

The given bar chart illustrates how often American people ate fast food in the years 2003, 2006, and 2013. Overall, in all years a large number of people went to fast food restaurants once a week and once or twice a month. Also, the habit of the frequency of eating fast food did not change remarkably over a 10-year period. According to the chart, nearly below 4% of people had junk food daily in these years, and those never eating it was around 5%, of course in the year 2003, they were a bit more than other years in both categories. On contrary, Americans going the fast-food restaurants several times a week were between 15 to 20 percent, the least number in 2013 and the most in 2006. Furthermore, well over 25% of the USA population had these types of food once a week over this timeframe, in 2006 the number of them reached almost 33%, as the most number, from 31% in 2003, then decreased in 2013. While the percentages of people eating it once or two times a month, in 2013 had the greatest number by 33%, but in 2003 approximately were around 30% and in 2006, declined to 25%.
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bar chart illustrates how
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American
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ate
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fast
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food
in the years 2003, 2006, and 2013.

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, in all years a large
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number
of
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people
went to
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fast
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food
restaurants
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once
a week and
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once
or twice a month.
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, the habit of the frequency of eating
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fast
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food
did not
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change
remarkably
over a
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10-year
period.

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nearly
below 4% of
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people
had junk
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food
daily in these years, and those never eating it was around 5%,
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in the
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year
2003, they were a bit more than other years in both categories. On contrary, Americans going the
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fast
-food restaurants several times a week were
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between 15 to 20
percent, the least
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in 2013 and the most in 2006.

Furthermore
, well over 25% of the USA population had these types of
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food
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once
a week over this timeframe, in 2006 the
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number
of them reached almost 33%, as the most
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number
, from 31% in 2003, then decreased in 2013. While the percentages of
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people
eating it
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once
or two times a month, in 2013 had the greatest
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by 33%,
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in 2003 approximately were around 30% and in 2006, declined to 25%.
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IELTS academic The chart below shows how frequently people in the USA ate in fast food restaurants between 2003 and 2013.

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