The two graphs below show the percentage of smokers and the consumption of alcohol in liters in selected countries for the period 1960-2000. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The two line charts present data that compares the rate of daily

smoker

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smoking

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and the

amount

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of

alcohol

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consumption in three countries from 1960

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2000.

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it is clear that

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at the end

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of the duration, the rate of

smokers

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reduced in both countries

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the

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of

alcohol

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increased. Starting with the percentage of daily

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, all three nations recorded the highest number of individuals who smoked every day in 1960. Where

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Hollandians

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Hollandian

smokers

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were around 60%, followed by the Japanese, at nearly 50%

smokers

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, and

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the Americans at 40%. By 2000, the

amount

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of daily

smokers

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in Holland and Japan dropped to under 40%. The

smokers

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in the USA witnessed the largest reduction to around 20% in 2000. Turning to the

amount

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of

alcohol

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consumed, in 1980, each individual in Holland drank about 12

liters

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litres

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of

alcohol

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, and the Americans about 10

liters

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litres

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per person. By 2000,

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amount

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had reduced to 10 and 8 respectively. The

amount

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of alcoholic beverage consumed by a Japanese was between 2 liters or below

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the years given.