The chart below shows the total numbers of minutes (in billions) of telephone calls in the UK, divided into three categories from 1995 to 2002. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart illustrates how long the British people call, categorised into three call types

Loal

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local

(fixed line), national and international(fixed line), and Mobile (all calls) between 1995 and 2002. The unit is of

billions

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minutes

. It can be clearly seen that the total

minutes

of local calls

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the largest in the given period. The British people called by local fixed line for more than 70

billion

minutes

in 1995. The total

minutes

of local calls had increased and peaked at 90

billion

minutes

in 1999. After that, the local call utilized less and less and the number of

minutes

was the same level as the first

year

in 2002.

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, there were

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increase

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trends

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in the other two types of calls continuously over the given period.

The national

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National

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and international call was about 45

billion

minutes

and

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the

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mobile call was less than 5

billion

in 1995. The national and international

call

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calls

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had increased slightly

year

by

year

, reached at just over 60

billion

in the

last

year

. As for mobile calls, it was about 10

billion

in 1998, which was less than national and international calls by 40

billion

minutes

. There was a dramatic rose from 1999 and reached the highest point of 45

billion

minutes

in 2002, but, it was the least call type used in the UK.