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2010
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 women consumed the highest amount of fruit and Use synonyms
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2006
 people consumed more Add a comma
2006,
vegetables
 compared with 2002 and 2010.
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vegetables
, Use synonyms
whereas
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 figure for women was one-quarter. After 4 Linking Words
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, statistics for both genders experienced Use synonyms
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 increase by approximately 6%, figures were 28% and 32% respectively. 
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the years
vegetables
 for children experienced Use synonyms
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 rise from 11% to 16%. Add an article
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 amount of Correct article usage
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 figure for children witnessed a fall of 2% in 2010 year.Linking Words