The table shows the proportion of people in England who agree with same-sex marriage from 1989 to 2013.. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given table illustrates how many

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of people agreeing with

same-sex

marriage

by

five

religious

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denominations

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denomination

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denominations

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in different

five

years from 1989 to 2013.

Overall

, there

were

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a gradual growth

on

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the

same-sex

marriage

agreements during the given period of time. People who claim they have no religion had the highest ratios among the

five

groups

,

while

those who were

Non-Christian

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made up the

least

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percentage compared to other

groups

.

According to

the graph,

percentage

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the percentage

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of supporting

same-sex

marriage

in 2007

were

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between 19% and 64 %, which increased almost four times as much as that in 1989, which from 5% to 20%.

In addition

, no religion showed the highest proportion with 20% in 1989 among the

five

groups

,

while

other

groups

just accounted

from

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5% to 9% in the same year. Moving on to 2013, the number of approving

same-sex

marriage

experienced a continuous upward trend, and over half of people in all

groups

except for

Non-Christian

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non-Christians

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supported

same-sex

marriage

in 2013.

Furthermore

, the proportion of no religion rose to 77% in 2013, which was more than twice as much as that in

Non-Christian

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non-Christians

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with 30%.