The table below illustrates the total number of telephone call minutes (in billions) in the UK from 1995 to 2002, categories into three distinct types.

The table below illustrates the total number of telephone call minutes (in billions) in the UK from 1995 to 2002,

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into three distinct types.

Overall

, during

this

ten-year period, local-fixed lines remained the biggest usage indicator, with all two other telephone calls taken together, there are fewer. As can be seen from the graph from 1995 to 2002

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of calls

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,

while

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increase the same way,

however

in 1999

local-fixed

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the local-fixed

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service stopped and each year only

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down for four years, getting back to the details, the highest percentage reached 90%,

while

the lowest recorded was 3% for telephonic communications. It is interesting to note that mobile phone usage in 1999 shot up to 45%,

as well as

national and international fixed-line calls grew gradually. Mobile phone usage saw a near doubling from approximately 22 billion minutes in 2000 to 40 billion in 2001.

This

underscores the varying preferences and trends in communication methods over the examined period.