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The bar chart compares the use of the
internet
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 by
adults
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 from five different
age
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 groups between 2003 and 2006. Looking from an overall perspective, the
percentage
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 of
adults
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 aged 16-24 using the
internet
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 was significantly high.
Additionally
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, the use of the
internet
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 by all
age
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 groups increased, with the only exception
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the 16-24
age
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group
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 which decreased over a period of 4 years. In the year 2003, the
percentage
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 of
adults
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 using the
internet
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 was highest, at 80%, followed by the 45-54
age
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group
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, at 60%. The figures for the 25-44 and the 55-64 were lower, at 50% and at 30% respectively. The oldest
group
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 accounted for the lowest figure, at only 18%. In the period from 2003 to 2005, the
percentage
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 of the youngest
age
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group
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 who used the
internet
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 on a daily basis witnessed a steady rise of approximately 20% while the figures for the 25-44 and the 45-54
also
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 experienced a gradual increase, to 70% and to 78% respectively.
By contrast
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, there was a small drop in the proportions of
internet
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 users belonging to the 55-64 and 65+. The period between 2005 and 2006 saw a fall in the
percentage
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 of the youngest
adults
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 who used the
internet
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 while a substantial rise of 17% in the
percentage
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 of
internet
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 users belonging to the 55-64
age
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group
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.
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