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The image displays a graph depicting data from 2001 to 2010 with three categories: cell phone services, international fixed-line services, and national fixed-line services. Cell phone services start at $200 in 2001, rise to $300 by 2003, $400 by 2005, $550 by 2007, $650 by 2009, and reach $750 in 2010. International fixed-line services begin at $400 in 2001, dip to $350 in 2002, recover to $400 in 2003, increase steadily to $450 in 2005, $500 in 2007, continue rising to $600 by 2009, and peak at $700 in 2010. National fixed-line services, starting highest at $700 in 2001, decrease to $650 in 2003, $600 by 2005, $550 by 2007, fall to $500 in 2009, and bottom out at $400 in 2010.
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This line chart illustrate that the yearl consuming on mobile phone, domestic, and international fixed-line services in the US from 2001 to 2010. As an overview, it is clear that the amount of use of national fixed-line services is decreasing over the period. Whereas, the trend of worldwide fixed cell phone use remain steady.
In terms of moblie phone, at the begining of the period, the utilization of cell phone was the least of all categories. However, the atmosphere turned into positive, and overlapped at 300$ in 2002.
Regarding national fixed cell phone services, that experienced gradually decrease whole period. Moreover, the number of celle phone users keep to rise sharply and finally, they surpassed the category of national fixed-line services at around 500$ during 2006. On the other hand, fixed-line services of all over the world do not apart from at around 300$ during a decade from 2001 to 2010.
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