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The image displays percentage data of people in three demographics—men, women, and children—in the UK eating five portions of fruits and vegetables daily from 2001 to 2008. For men, the recorded percentages are: 2001 - 17%, 2002 - 18%, 2003 - 22%, 2004 - 24%, 2005 - 26%, 2006 - 27%, 2007 - 27%, 2008 - 25%. For women, the percentages are: 2001 - 22%, 2002 - 22%, 2003 - 25%, 2004 - 26%, 2005 - 28%, 2006 - 32%, 2007 - 30%, 2008 - 28%. For children, the percentages are: 2001 - 12%, 2002 - 12%, 2003 - 14%, 2004 - 16%, 2005 - 18%, 2006 - 18%, 2007 - 18%, 2008 - 16%.
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The data demonstrates the proportion of individuals who ate five portions of fruit and vegetables per day in the UK between 2001 and 2008.
Overall, in all given years, women were remained the highest fluctuations of eating fruit and vegetables. Meanwhile men witnessed large increases of persents. And children were always the lowest in group.
The percentage of women who ate fruit and vegetables are began by over 20% in 2001. And started to rise between 2002 and in 2006 it reached the highest about 39 percent.
However, men and children eating fruit and vegetables remained relatively same in first three years. Men reached about 28% higher by eating fruits and vegetables in 2006 and remained the same in 2007. Moreover, children experienced increase around 25% in 2007. But men and children decreased slightly in 2008, by below 26% for men. And dropped over 24% for children.
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