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The image depicts a line graph titled "Fish and Meat Consumption," showing grams per person per week on the Y-axis, ranging from 0 to 300 in increments of 50, and years on the X-axis, ranging from 1979 to 2004. Three lines represent Chicken, Beef, and Lamb, with the following data points: Chicken starts at approx 200g in 1979, dips slightly in 1980, increases steadily to reach approx 250g in 1995, then rises sharply to a peak of approx 250g in 2004; Beef starts at approx 220g in 1979, declines steadily to reach around 100g in 2004; Lamb starts at approx 150g in 1979, drops gradually to just under 50g in 2004. The Fish line is not mentioned in the paragraph and therefore has no data points to be included.
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The graph provides information on kinds of meat that are consumed by the people in European Country. This line graph displays the consumption of each meat between 1979 to 2004.
Overall, this data illustrates fish and meat that are eaten by each person per week. It can be seen that the comparison between each of the meat is quite far from each other. People in European countries ate chicken the most in 2004. It reached 250 grams for one person in a one week period. Chicken consumption rose gradually for almost 24 years. From 1979 to 2004, the number of people who consume chicken per week kept on rising.
While, it is pretty significant that the least kind of meat that European people don’t really prefer to consume is fish. For 24 years, the people who consume fish never reach at least below 55 grams. The consumption of fish is relatively low compared to other meat. In 1999, the amount of fish consumption reached its lowest point.
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