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    The bar graph shows the percentage of people in the UK who ate 5 portions of fruits and vegetables per day from 2001 to 2008. It shows that women had the highest percentages overall, starting at 23% in 2001 and peaking at 35% in 2005 before dropping 5% in the last two years. Both men and children remained mostly steady throughout the period, with men leveling off between 2001 and 2003 before increasing to a peak and then decreasing to about 25%, and children remaining flat for the first 3 years and also ending at around 25%.

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    The bar graph shows the percentage of people in the UK who ate 5 portions of fruits and vegetables per day from 2001 to 2008. It shows that women had the highest percentages overall, starting at 23% in 2001 and peaking at 35% in 2005 before dropping 5% in the last two years. Both men and children remained mostly steady throughout the period, with men leveling off between 2001 and 2003 before increasing to a peak and then decreasing to about 25%, and children remaining flat for the first 3 years and also ending at around 25%.

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    The bar graph shows the percentage of people in the UK who ate 5 portions of fruits and vegetables per day from 2001 to 2008. It shows that women had the highest percentages overall, starting at 23% in 2001 and peaking at 35% in 2005 before dropping 5% in the last two years. Both men and children remained mostly steady throughout the period, with men leveling off between 2001 and 2003 before increasing to a peak and then decreasing to about 25%, and children remaining flat for the first 3 years and also ending at around 25%.

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    The represented bar graph presents information about the percentage of eaten five portions of

    fruits and vegetables every day in the United Kingdom from 2001 to 2008.
    It can be clearly observed that the percentage of woman gives information about the highest user
    in the chart. As opposed to children were the least user.
    Now, turning to the details, in 2001, percentage of women was about 23 and gradually increased
    in 2005 became 30, then spiked to reach a peak about 35 percentage. In last two year of the
    period, there was a 5 % drop.
    Overall, there was approximately no difference between men and children. The percentage of the
    children was a flat in first 3 years of the period. Similarly men leveled off between 2001 and
    2003. In the 2006 and 2007, the percentage of men increased to the top then decreased to about
    roughly one quarter. Likewise, the highest percentage of the children was equal to percentage of
    the men’s last year. Furthermore, it became about almost a quarter.

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