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The graph below shows usual water usage (in millions of cubic meters) by industries in some countries in a year. v.5

The graph below shows usual water usage (in millions of cubic meters) by industries in some countries in a year. v. 5
The supplied illustration elucidates the water consumptions in seven different industries breaking down the figures for ground and public supply water. As is obvious, chemical industries use the largest portion of water while water consumption in fuel sector is the lowest. As is presented in the line graph, chemical, metal, paper, fuel and textile industries utilise more ground water than public supply water while food & beverage and machinery sectors do the opposite. The chemical industry is the largest consumer of both ground and supply water, 430 and 240 million cubic meters respectively. Metal industry, similarly, requires 330 cubic million water and 90 of it is supply water. Foods and drinks producers need 190 cubic million supply water and the rest of the industries do not use supply water that much. The lowest amount of water is required by the fuel industry while it is almost the same in textile sectors.   Finally, machinery producers heavily rely on public supply water though they use only 10 cubic million ground water.
The supplied illustration elucidates the
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consumptions
in seven
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industries
breaking down the figures for
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ground
and public
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supply
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water
. As is obvious, chemical
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industries
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use
the largest portion of
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while
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consumption in fuel sector is the lowest.

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is presented
in the line graph, chemical, metal, paper, fuel and textile
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industries
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utilise
more
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ground
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than public
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supply
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while food & beverage and machinery sectors do the opposite. The chemical
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industry
is the largest consumer of both
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ground
and
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, 430 and 240
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million
cubic meters
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. Metal
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industry
,
similarly
, requires 330 cubic
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million
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water
and 90 of it is
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. Foods and drinks producers need 190 cubic
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and the rest of the
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do not
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that much. The lowest amount of
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is required
by the fuel
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industry
while it is almost the same in textile sectors.
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Finally
, machinery producers
heavily
rely on public
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though they
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10 cubic
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.
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IELTS academic The graph below shows usual water usage (in millions of cubic meters) by industries in some countries in a year. v. 5

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5.5
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Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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