The graph below depicts the frequency of US citizens having a meal in fast
food
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restaurants
from 2003 until 2013.
As observed from the chart, The differences in those frequency groups are not really significant, unless in once a week and once or twice a month. The highest percentages of people ate fast Use synonyms
food
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restaurants
are Use synonyms
also
in those two categories.
Looking more into the details, in 2003, Linking Words
population
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the population
were
more Unnecessary verb
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frequent consuming
fast Replace the word
frequently consumed
food
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restaurants
every day, Use synonyms
whereas
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also
never by about 4% and 5%, respectively. Linking Words
While
, in 2006 and 2013 the rates of population eating fast Linking Words
food
Use synonyms
restaurants
were almost the same by around 2.5%. Use synonyms
However
, In A few Linking Words
times
a year category both 2003 and 2013 were almost the same too, with around 15% of Add a comma
times,
population
, Add an article
the population
while
in 2003 fast Linking Words
food
was not really popular with only about 12.5%.
In 2006, lots of people had fast Use synonyms
food
several times a week and once a week, by approximately 20% and 32.5%, Use synonyms
subsequently
. Linking Words
However
, only around 25% of people consume fast foods once or twice a month, Linking Words
on the contrary
, 2013 has the highest percentage roughly 32.5%.Linking Words
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