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Band 4+: The chart shows how frequently people in the USA ate in fast food restaurants between 2003 and 2013.

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The image shows a bar graph of the percentage of people in the USA who eat at fast-food restaurants from 2003 to 2013 with six frequency categories. In 2003, the percentages were: Every day (5%), Several times a week (15%), Once a week (30%), Once or twice a month (25%), A few times a year (15%), and Never (10%). In 2006, the percentages were: Every day (4%), Several times a week (14%), Once a week (33%), Once or twice a month (26%), A few times a year (15%), and Never (8%). In 2013, the percentages were: Every day (3%), Several times a week (16%), Once a week (30%), Once or twice a month (30%), A few times a year (20%), and Never (1%).
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The bar chart depicts the way of people in the America consumed in junk food resturants in 2003, 2006, and 2013.

Overall, It can be observed that categories of every day eaters and peolpe who never eat the instant food, represented the lowerst proportions during ten years. Additionally,the consumers who ate fast food in once a week had the highest percenatges between 2003 to 2006.

With regards to 2003 and 2006,Every gruop standed out as the highest shares compared to 2013.Furthermore, The societies who ate once a week and once or twice a month accounted for largerst percentages 63.5% and 55% collectively. Thus, it is worth noting that, consumers of everyday had the smallest postions 4.75% and 2.5% respectively and the people who reject the junk food showed similar pattern.

In terms of 2013, in the category onece or twice a month, a majority of people used to eat unhealthy meals and amounted for third.However, the rate bottomed out in everyday eating group stood at 2.5% and the group of never ate processed food followed the same trend which was accounted for around 3%.

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