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    The document discusses internet usage rates in different countries in 2016. It finds that the UK had the highest percentage of internet users at 92.6%, followed by Japan at 91.1% and the US at 88.5%. India had the lowest percentage of users at 34.8%. China had the most total internet users at over 720 million, followed by India with over 460 million. Mexico had both the lowest percentage of users at 45.1% and fewest total users at 58 million.

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    The document discusses internet usage rates in different countries in 2016. It finds that the UK had the highest percentage of internet users at 92.6%, followed by Japan at 91.1% and the US at 88.5%. India had the lowest percentage of users at 34.8%. China had the most total internet users at over 720 million, followed by India with over 460 million. Mexico had both the lowest percentage of users at 45.1% and fewest total users at 58 million.

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    The document discusses internet usage rates in different countries in 2016. It finds that the UK had the highest percentage of internet users at 92.6%, followed by Japan at 91.1% and the US at 88.5%. India had the lowest percentage of users at 34.8%. China had the most total internet users at over 720 million, followed by India with over 460 million. Mexico had both the lowest percentage of users at 45.1% and fewest total users at 58 million.

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    Task 1

    The following table presents data from 2016 regards the percentage of individuals in ten
    different countries who use the internet.

    Overall, Mexico accounted for the lowest percentage of internet users worldwide, while China
    had the greatest overall. Furthermore, the United Kingdom reached the top of nations where the
    majority of people use the internet. On the other hand, India had the lowest percentage of its
    population utilizing the internet.

    The UK reached the highest with 92.6 percent of its people using the internet, barely surpassing
    Japan's 91.1 percent. With 88.5% of the population utilizing the internet, the United States ranked third
    among all countries, while Germany's internet use rate was just lower at 88%. India has the lowest
    percentage of all the countries investigated, with 34.8% of the population utilizing the internet.
    Furthermore, with 45.1% of its people using the internet, Mexico is the nation with the second-fewest
    internet users.

    With more than 720 million internet users, China topped the list of nations with the most
    internet users overall. On the other hand, with over 460 million internet users, India has the second-
    highest population. Of the countries included, Mexico had the fewest internet users—just 58 million.

    TASK 2

    It is argued that mental health should be considered maintained strongly for personal benefits
    rather than a duty for a society. Regarding my personal inclination, I suppose that both reasons are
    partly true and people should take in interest both

    To commence, avoiding health from vulnerable benefits health for personal benefits people
    particularly. First of all, despite enduring physical pain, people possess good health quality good quality
    of health having more conditions to participate in different activities. Moreover, saving a considerable
    cost from medical supplies is another preferred reason to keep heath safely, it doubts that when
    suffering from cancer, patient not only endure the searing pain but also pay hospital fees considerably.
    Thus, keeping good health paves the way for people from bad consequences relevant to both finance
    and pain.

    On the other hand, societies also benefited clearly from healthy people. Hospital, for instance,
    not to be coping with the lack of medical supplies,patient overload,… As a result, it could reduce
    magnificently money for government from fighting againt COVID-19 epidemic. Moreover, those costs
    will be invested effectively in other industrials and public services. Nevertheless, unhealthy individuals
    can be a burden for the society and further hurt the economy. It is clearly when the worldwide
    economic has been postponed for a long-term period and the high cost for looking after victims due to
    the COVID-19.

    In short, taking care of health is undoubtedly needed for one’s own benefits. Nonetheless, it
    also plays a vital role in ensuring the nation’s well-being, which confirms the social responsibility of each
    individual in maintaining their health.

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