1.Another difference between these two _types_ of beer is the temperature of the fermentation process. 2. In addition, lager _tends to be_ lighter in color and body than ale. 3. Most beer in the United States is made by big breweries, such as Anheuser-Busch and Miller; micro brew or "craft" beer _count for_ only 5-10% of all beer produced. 4.However, the rapid _increasing_ in the number of microbreweries in the past 20 years means that the United States has a wider selection of beer styles than any other country. 5. In Europe, one of the smallest countries, Belgium, produces the _great_ variety of beer styles of all and is sometimes thought of as a "Disneyland" for beer drinkers.

1.Another difference between these two _types_ of beer is the temperature of the fermentation process.
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2. In addition, lager _tends to be_ lighter in color and body than ale.
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3. Most beer in the United States is made by big breweries, such as Anheuser-Busch and Miller; micro brew or "craft" beer _count for_ only 5-10% of all beer produced.
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4.However, the rapid _increasing_ in the number of microbreweries in the past 20 years means that the United States has a wider selection of beer styles than any other country.
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5. In Europe, one of the smallest countries, Belgium, produces the _great_ variety of beer styles of all and is sometimes thought of as a "Disneyland" for beer drinkers.