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The image shows a bar graph comparing fast food eating frequency (% of people) in the USA between 2003 and 2013, across various categories. For "Every day," 2003 had about 4%, and 2013 had 3%. In "Several times a week," 2003 shows roughly 20%, while 2013 is at 16%. "Once a week" was 30% in 2003 and increased slightly to 33% in 2013. For "A few times a month," 2003 is at about 25%, whereas 2013 is approximately 28%. "Once a month" is consistent with both years showing around 15%. For "Never," 2003 is about 5%, and 2013 increasing to 8%.
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The bar charts illustrate how often fast food are eaten by citizens in the USA between 2003 and 2013. In general, in the noticeable that people frequently ate fast food once a week or once or twice a month.
Turning into details, in 2003, the rating of people who ate at fast food once a week is very high , it accounted above 30%, and rarely went to the fast food restaurant every day, it is only below 5%. In 2006, the highest frequency of people having fast food is once every week, it is around 32%, and the lowest percentage is in between 0 to 5 percent.
On the other hand, there is a slight difference in 2013, most Americans ate in fast food restaurants every one or twice a month and it reached approximately 32% and there is only around 3% of people who ate fast food every day.
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