The chart below compare the number of people per household* in the UK in 1981 and 2001. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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the difference between the

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of

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in one house, which took place in the UK, from 1981 to 2001. At first glance at the chart, the minority of

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were for six

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,

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the

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of

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people

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living in one house reached its peak in the

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years. Another noticeable feature is that all of the groups decreased except for

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classes. Interestingly, the gap between the

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of

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for four

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and for five had the same gap during the

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years. Digging into the first three categories, fewer

people

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preferred to live with a crowded population, as the

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that had six, five, four, and three

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decreased.

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, the gap between the

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for six

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doubled,

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the difference between the

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for three and four

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remained stable.

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, on the one hand, the alone

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had

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dramatically increased, as they mushroomed by 9

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which is the highest increase.

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, the

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of pairs living in a house slightly increased, as it was 31

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then

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turned to 34

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by the end of the study.