the chart below shows the total number of minutes (in billions) of telephone calls in the UK, divided into three categories, from 1995 to 2002

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overall

telephone calls in

minutes

performed by the British nation in terms of 3 ways: local, national and international and mobile, over a span of 7 years between 1995 and 2002. Generally, it is clearly observed that the local-fixed line was the most popular way of communication throughout the whole period, followed by the national and international-fixed

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there was a dramatic rise in

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local calls from about 70

billion

minutes

in 1995, reaching its peak at around 90 million in 1999,

however

, the remaining period brought a slight decline to a mere 70

billion

minutes

in 2002.

Whereas

, the national and international calls witnessed a progressive climb over the period starting from just 30

billion

minutes

in 1995 to

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more than 60

billion

minutes

in 2002. By far the most popular communication method between the British people

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century was mobiles, which witnessed a drastic surge from just less than 5

billion

minutes

in 1995 to about 45

billion

minutes

in 2002.