The chart below shows the results of a survey about people's coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart provides information about the

percentage

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of citizens purchasing and consuming

tea

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and

coffee

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habits during the

last

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4 weeks in five Australian cities.

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,

it is clear that

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having a

coffee

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or

tea

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in a cafe was the most common habit, except in

Adelaide

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.

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, the

percentage

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of residents purchasing instant

coffee

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was always higher than that of those buying fresh

coffee

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in all cities. Looking at Sydney and Melbourne,

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the

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of Sydney’s people drinking

tea

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or

coffee

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at a cafe was about 61%, the figure for Melbourne was slightly higher, at around 63%. Meanwhile, more than 45% of citizens in Sydney and Melbourne had a habit of purchasing instant

coffee

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,

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the amount of those buying fresh

coffee

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in these two cities

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around 44% and 43% respectively.

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, consuming

coffee

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or

tea

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at a cafe accounted for the largest

percentage

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of people in Hobart, followed by Brisbane and

Adelaide

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, at approximately 56% and 49% respectively.

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, around 53% of people in Brisbane and Hobart preferred to buy instant

coffee

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, compared to nearly 50% of those in

Adelaide

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.

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, a close similarity can be seen in the

percentage

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of citizens buying fresh

coffee

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in Brisbane and

Adelaide

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, at around 34%,

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Hobart’s figure was higher, at roughly 38%.