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    The line chart illustrates the average spending of the US people for

    mobile phone and fixed line services between 2001 and 2010. It can
    be seen that the annual spending for cellular services had increased
    sharply over the abovementioned period, while the residential one
    had a declining trend. In 2001, the amount of money that was spent
    by an American resident for residential phone services was around $
    690. This amount was far higher than the figure for the cellular
    services, which stood at approximately $210. It is noticed that in
    2006 the spending on fixed line services decreased to $550, while
    the average spending on cellular phone services rose to the same
    figure as the residential services.
    From 2006 to 2010, the average annual spending of the American
    for cell phone services continued to increase to more than $ 750 per
    year. As for the residential services, the number of spending
    continued to decrease to just above $400 in 2010.

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