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The image is a bar graph with age groups on the x-axis and percentage on the y-axis, displaying data on drinking habits (heavy drinker, light drinker, ex-drinker, never drinker) within each age group. Age 16-24: heavy drinker 10%, light drinker 30%, ex-drinker 10%, never drinker 50%. Age 25-34: heavy drinker 20%, light drinker 40%, ex-drinker 10%, never drinker 30%. Age 35-44: heavy drinker 25%, light drinker 35%, ex-drinker 15%, never drinker 25%. Age 45-54: heavy drinker 30%, light drinker 30%, ex-drinker 20%, never drinker 20%. Age 55-64: heavy drinker 35%, light drinker 25%, ex-drinker 20%, never drinker 20%. Age 65-74: heavy drinker 40%, light drinker 20%, ex-drinker 20%, never drinker 20%.
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Overall, the percentage of people who never drank generally dropped with age, and by the age of 65-74 it was almost one and a half times lower than among the younger generation aged 16-24. In contrast, the proportion of heavy drinkers fluctuated between the younger, middle-aged and older generations.
The percentage of never drinkers among people aged 16-24 was 60%. Then it slightly fluctuated between the age groups 25-34 and 35-44, where it constituted about 55% to 60%. After that, it gradually dropped among people aged 45-54 and the older generation aged 65-74, reaching approximately 45%.
As for heavy drinkers, there was a small proportion among the younger generation aged 16-24 and 25-34, at around 5% to 8%. Then it increased slightly among people aged 35-54 and constituted about 10% to 12%. After that, it gradually fell among the older age groups, reaching only about 3% by the age of 65-74.
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