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    The document describes US spending on phone services from 2001 to 2010, showing that residential phone spending was higher than cell phone spending in 2001 but had reversed by 2010, with cell phone spending surpassing residential phone spending. Specifically, in 2001 $700 was spent on residential phones versus $200 on cell phones, but by 2010 cell phone spending had risen to $800 while residential phone spending had fallen to $400, indicating a shift from landlines to mobile phones around 2006 when spending on each was $500.

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    The document describes US spending on phone services from 2001 to 2010, showing that residential phone spending was higher than cell phone spending in 2001 but had reversed by 2010, with cell phone spending surpassing residential phone spending. Specifically, in 2001 $700 was spent on residential phones versus $200 on cell phones, but by 2010 cell phone spending had risen to $800 while residential phone spending had fallen to $400, indicating a shift from landlines to mobile phones around 2006 when spending on each was $500.

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    Ielts Writing

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    The document describes US spending on phone services from 2001 to 2010, showing that residential phone spending was higher than cell phone spending in 2001 but had reversed by 2010, with cell phone spending surpassing residential phone spending. Specifically, in 2001 $700 was spent on residential phones versus $200 on cell phones, but by 2010 cell phone spending had risen to $800 while residential phone spending had fallen to $400, indicating a shift from landlines to mobile phones around 2006 when spending on each was $500.

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    The given chart describes the US yearly dollars spend on phone services for ten years since 2001.

    The phone is categorized into cell phone and residential phone. There is a drastic change in the use
    both of services. The residential phone services highly used in 2001, but in opposites in 2010, the cell
    phone services are higher use than in residential phone services.

    As shown in the chart, in 2001, the US population used nearly 700$ to residential phone services,
    and only $200 for cell phone services. Around 2006, the use of each service was around $500, the
    shifting used of residential phone services to cell phone services is occurred around that time.

    In 2010, the services of cell phone use almost $800, but only $400 for residential phone services.

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