The bar chart below shows how frequently people in USA are in fast food restaurants between 2003 and 2013.

The given bar graph provides information about the percentage of how many

times

individuals

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convenience food at

restaurants

in the USA in three different years (2003, 2006, and 2013).

Overall

,

mostly

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people

prefered

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prefer

to dine in

restaurants

once a

week

and once or two

times

a month. A glance at the chart shows that the frequency of once a

week

and 1-2

times

a month registered a slightly similar pattern with 30%.

While

in the following period, the

once a

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week

increased and

then

decreased to 28% in 2013, once or twice a month decreased and showed an upward trend, becoming the highest

at the end

of the survey.

On the other hand

, it is vividly be seen that going

to

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fast food

restaurants

several

times

a

week

in the 3 years contributed between 20% and 15%,

however

, the frequency in a few

times

a year was 13%

initially

and grew to 15%, maintaining the position in 2013. Looking more detail, never and every day eating at

restaurants

were

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merely just below 5%.