The graph illustrates data about the
consumption
pattern of fish and different types of meat in a particular country, in a 25-year period, between 1979 and 2004.
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had taken over all the others, and it was the most consumed type of meat.
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ended at just above 50. The line for fish experienced a slight increase to 50, and it did not change considerably during the period in question.Use synonyms