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The chart below shows the total number of minutes (in billions) of telephone calls in the UK, divided into three categories, from 1995-2002. v.5

The chart below shows the total number of minutes (in billions) of telephone calls in the UK, divided into three categories, from 1995-2002. v. 5
The bar chart demonstrates the duration of phone calls in the United Kingdom divided into three different types, during an eight-year period, commencing from 1995. Looking at the details, domestic and overseas phone calls and mobile lines accounted an increase of telephone calls. Yet, the number of local calls showed a fluctuation. The quantity of national and international call during this time in the UK was about 36 billion minutes in 1995 and swelled gradually to about 36 billion minutes in 2002, approximately twice than that of 1995. Meanwhile, mobile call showed the same trend. The number of mobile phone calls went up significantly from only about 2 billion minutes in 1995 to about 45 billion minutes in 2002 and outlined a dramatic rise, in fact, almost 28 times higher than in 1995. In contrast, the number of local calls fluctuated over the times observed. It was about 71 billion in 1995 and rose modestly to about 90 billion minutes in 1998. The figure levelled off and began to go down in 2002 and kept on falling significantly until 2002 when the figure hit about 71 billion minutes. Nevertheless, the local fixed-line calls constituted the highest duration. The popularity of cell phone calls increased steadily over the period.
The bar chart demonstrates the duration of
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in the United Kingdom divided into three
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different
types, during an eight-year period, commencing from 1995.

Looking at the
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, domestic and overseas
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phone
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and mobile lines accounted an increase of telephone
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calls
.
Yet
, the number of local
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calls
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showed
a fluctuation.

The quantity of national and international
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during this time in the UK was about 36
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billion
minutes in 1995 and swelled
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to about 36
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billion
minutes in 2002, approximately
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twice
than that of 1995. Meanwhile, mobile
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showed
the same trend. The number of mobile
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phone
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went up
significantly
from
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about 2
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minutes in 1995 to about 45
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minutes in 2002 and outlined a dramatic rise, in fact, almost 28 times higher than in 1995.

In contrast
, the number of local
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fluctuated over the times observed. It was about 71
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in 1995 and rose
modestly
to about 90
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billion
minutes in 1998. The figure levelled off and began to go down in 2002 and
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kept
on falling
significantly
until 2002 when the figure hit about 71
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minutes.
Nevertheless
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fixed
-line
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calls
constituted the highest duration. The popularity of cell
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increased
steadily
over the period.
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IELTS academic The chart below shows the total number of minutes (in billions) of telephone calls in the UK, divided into three categories, from 1995-2002. v. 5

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