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The image illustrates data on meal consumption per year at fast food and sit-down restaurants from 1970 to 2000. In 1970, fast food meals registered at approximately 20, while sit-down restaurant meals were slightly higher at around 30. By 1980, both categories were nearly identical at about 35 meals each. In 1990, fast food meals increased to approximately 60, surpassing sit-down meals, which reached just under 50. By 2000, fast food meals peaked at nearly 90, while sit-down restaurant meals reached approximately 50.
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The given line graph compares the amount of foods eaten in two type of restaurants, namely fast food, and sitdown restaurants, for a 30-year period.
It is clearly illustrtated that, although both kinds of restaurants were at the same level at start, fast food was the most widely popular meal towards the end of the survey. Additionally, eating restaurant foods became widely preferable for both meals.
In the beginning of the survey, just only 20 sitdown restaurant meals was consumed by people, which is the same level as that for in fast food restaurants in 1970. Then this figure experinced a slight increase firstly to above 30 in 1980, then to 50 in the end of the survey, in 2000.
Finally, the figure for fast food meals went up to about 30 in 1980 and after this overtook sitdown restaurant meals, before a constant surge to about 90 until 2000.
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