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The image shows drinking habits by age (US) with horizontal percentages: 16-24: Heavy Drinker 10%, Light Drinker 60%, Ex-Drinker 5%, Never Drinker 25%; 25-34: Heavy Drinker 15%, Light Drinker 55%, Ex-Drinker 10%, Never Drinker 20%; 35-44: Heavy Drinker 20%, Light Drinker 50%, Ex-Drinker 10%, Never Drinker 20%; 45-54: Heavy Drinker 20%, Light Drinker 40%, Ex-Drinker 20%, Never Drinker 20%; 55-64: Heavy Drinker 15%, Light Drinker 40%, Ex-Drinker 25%, Never Drinker 20%; 65-74: Heavy Drinker 10%, Light Drinker 35%, Ex-Drinker 30%, Never Drinker 25%.
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The bar chart shows drinking habits in the United States according to age groups.
It can be seen that people aged 16–24 have some light drinkers and heavy drinkers. Light drinkers are a bit more common, but there are also people who never drink. Then in the 25–34 group, heavy drinkers are a little less, and light drinkers are higher. Ex-drinkers start to show up more in older age groups, like 35–44 and 45–54.
For people aged 55–64, there are still some heavy drinkers, but the number of ex-drinkers increases. The 65–74 group has a lot of never-drinkers and fewer light drinkers compared to the younger age groups. Heavy drinkers are not very common in older people.
In conclusion, younger people tend to drink more, while older people are more likely to either stop drinking or never drink at all.
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