The chart below shows the total number of minutes (in billions) of telephone calls in the UK, didided into three categories, from 1995-2002.

The chart illustrates the total

billion

minutes

of UK telephone calls in three different criteria (local, national and international and mobiles) from 1995 to 2002.

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, the

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of local calls, which

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connected from fixed lines, was always the highest

number

per

billion

minutes

in the given period,

while

the

number

of

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was the lowest. The

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total

number

of

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belonged to

mibiles

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mobiles

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(all calls) was significantly increased in the 8 given years. In 1995,

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people in the United Kingdom used approximately 3

billion

minutes

from their mobiles, which is the lowest reported

number

in the chart. In the next 8 years,

this

number

experienced a sizeable change and rose significantly from approximately 5

billion

minutes

in 1996 to around 50

billion

minutes

in 2002. In the case of national and international calls by fixed lines, almost 37

billion

minutes

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dramatically increased to just over 60 in 2002. The local calls by fixed lines experienced a different trend. From 1995 to 1999 , the

number

of

minutes

for local calls dramatically climbed from almost 70 to below 90 respectively.

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, after 1999,

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moderately decreased to almost 70, which was similar to the first year.