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    The document presents data on global water usage and consumption by region from 1900 to 2000. It shows that agriculture is the largest consumer of water worldwide, increasing its usage threefold over the time period. While Europe uses most of its water for industries, other regions like America and Oceania rely on water for agriculture. The data demonstrates changing water usage patterns over the 20th century with agriculture becoming the dominant user globally.

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    The document presents data on global water usage and consumption by region from 1900 to 2000. It shows that agriculture is the largest consumer of water worldwide, increasing its usage threefold over the time period. While Europe uses most of its water for industries, other regions like America and Oceania rely on water for agriculture. The data demonstrates changing water usage patterns over the 20th century with agriculture becoming the dominant user globally.

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    HOMEWORK REVISION WRITING LEVEL 2.

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    The graph and table provided present data regarding global water usage as well as water
    consumption in various regions across the world.

    There has been an increase in water consumption across all sectors, with agriculture being
    the largest consumer of water. he majority of water is used for agriculture in all regions
    except Europe, where water is primarily consumed by industries.

    Water usage for agriculture steadily increased from 1900 to 1950, then tripled to 3000
    km^3 by the year 2000. Similarly, water consumption for the other two purposes remained
    negligible for the first 50 years before experiencing significant increases.
    In Europe, 57% of the water is allocated for industries, with each of the remaining sectors
    accounting for over 1/5. Conversely, in America and Oceania, over half of the water is used
    for agriculture, while industries only represent 34% and 15%. In the other two regions,
    over 80% of water is utilized for agriculture, with only a small fraction used to industries
    and homes.

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