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The chart illustrates 3 different countries with different household recycling rates from 2005 to 2015
Recycling rates in the UK and Germany increased while France declined. Household recycling rates in the UK are one step ahead of those in Germany and France
household recycling rate from 2005 to 2015

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the line graph illustrates illustrates the household recycling rates in three diferent countries.Its UK, France and Germany for the years 2005 to 2015.Overall we can see the Uk and Germany increasing significantly.Besides,France decreased year over year in household recycling.The UK topped in the rates of household recycling, followed by Germany in 2nd place.Finally, the French household recycling method is still at the bottom.
In 2005 the rate of regional household cecycling in German was 20%.this number continued to increase gradually at 30% in 2007 and finally in 2015 it reached almost 50%.And Uk has a higher starting rate than Germany in 2005, is nearly 40%.In 2007 it was 40% but stopped at that until 2009.The UK continued to increase strongly in 2011, nearly 60% and finally in 2015 reached 60%.By contrast , France had the highest start in 2005, 50%.But then reduced very quickly and hit a low of 30% in 2013.In the end France increased modestly to 40% in 2015.

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The regional household recycling rate was demonstrated in three separate countries over the course of 10 years starting in 2005.

In general, the recycling rate in Germany and UK experienced a noticeable increase, while the rate slightly reduced in France and continued to grow shortly after. Initially in 2005, the three countries had a 15% gap in the rates, subsequently France with 50%, UK with 35% and Germany at the bottom with a relatively low rate, 20%. UK and Germany had a sustainable increase over the years, at around 10% every 2 to 3 years, eventually reaching 60% after 10 years. Such growth was not seen in the recycling rate of France. Approximately 10% of the rate is decreased every 3 years, and reached rock bottom with a 30% rate in 2013. Despite having a downwards trend, it managed to regain 10% just after 2 years, but it still had a 20% gap compared to the other two countries in 2015.

In conclusion, the rate of household recycling in the UK and Germany gradually increased to 60%, while France's rate dropped most of the time and managed to regain a portion of what it had lost.

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The line graph demonstrates the rate of household recycling in three different countries over the course of 10 years starting in 2005.
Overall, the number of the regional household reprocessing in UK and Germany experienced a remarkable increase , whereas the percentage of recycled waste in France showed a slightly decrease. Furthermore, the household recycling rate in the UK surpassed the household recycling rate in Germany and France.

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The line graph illustrate the 3 countries with different household recycling rates over the course of 10 years starting in 2005.

Overall, the recycling rates of the UK and Germany increase significantly, whereas France reduce significantly. Furthermore, the household recycling rate in the UK outstrips the household recycling rate in Germany

In 2005, the household recycling rate of France was the highest rate among 3 countries. It was about 50%. But it slightly decreased to 30% in 2013, then it growth of 10% in 2015 - the lowest rate.

By constrat, the rate of Germany climbed remarkably. It was 20% in 2005, but it got up to 60% after 10 years. The rate of the UK increased from 35% to 55% in 2011 then continue increased to 60% in 2015 - the highest rate

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The line graph illustrates the household recycling rates in three different countries over 10 years starting from 2005.
Overall,the household recycling percentage in the UK and Germany increased significantly ,whereas that in France reduced slightly.Furthermore,the household recycling rate in the UK outstrips the household recycling rate in Germany and France.
In 2005 the recycling rates of UK and Gemany accouted for 35 percent and 20 percent respectively. Germany's rate increased remarkablely throughout the period, exceeding France's rate in 2009 and increasing almost 60 percent in the end of period. Similarly, the percentage of recycled waste in Uk made up 40 percent in 2007, and then remained stable until 2009. During 2009-2011, it experienced significantly increased to more than 50 percent and continued with a gradual increase to 60% in 2015

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The line graph illustrates the recycling rates of households in three  different countries over a 10years start  in 2005.
Overall, the household recycling rate in Germany experienced a remarkable increase, the figure for household recycling rate in France declined significantly. In addition, a slight rise was seen in the household recycling rate in UK, but since 2013 it started to increase again.It didn't stand  long,France significantly decreased to 30 percent in 2013. Then, it growth of 10 percent making it 40 percent in 2015, the lowest rate.

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The graph demonstrates the rates of household recycling in three European countries, namely: the UK, France and Germany over the course of 10 years, starting in 2005

Overall, the household recycling rating line of each country has well changed since 2009. According to the illustration, the rating line of France experienced a remarkable decrease, whereas the two others which are the UK and Germany had significant increases. Despite the significant changes, the rate of the UK's household recycling was the highest among the three countries that has been mentioned starting from 2009

In 2005, the rating line of Germany gradually increased from 20 percent to roughly 60 percent at the of the period. Similarly, the rating line of the UK also had an upward trend. The proporation of the UK was 35 percent in 2005; however, it slightly increased and kept remaining stable until 2009. By the year 2009, the rating line of the UK had a remarkable increase, which turned from 40 percent to 60 percent.

Conversely, the rating line of France accounted for 50 percent at the beginning of the period, after which it dropped dramatically to 30 percent in 2013. Nevertheless, it didn't stay remainly. Due to the illustration, the rating line of France had a slight upward trend over the course of 2 years, starting in 2015.

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The line graph demonstrates the rate of household recycling in three different countries over the course of 10 years starting in 2005.
Overall, the number of household recycling in the UK and Germany experience a remarkable increase. The household recycling rates in France decreased and rates up in 2013
and it started to increase again.
In 2005 the recycling rate in the UK was 35%. The figure gradually increased to 40% in 2007. It remained stable until 2009 and grew dramatically to 55%. It hit a high of 60% by the end of the period. Similarly, the recycling rates of Germany were reported at 20% and it rose significantly and hit a high of 55%.
In contrast, the recycling rates of France face a gradual reduction. In 2005, the rate was 50% but it drastically decreased to 30% 8 years later. The figure then increased to 40% by the end of the period.

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The line graph illustrates the household recycling in three different countries over 10 years starting from 2005.Overall,the number of household recycling in UK and germany experience a remarkable increase.The household recycling rates in france decreased and rates up in 2013 and it started to increase again
In 2005,the were 35% sent by the recycling rates in the UK and this results increased slightly in 2007 and remained stable until 2009.The number of household recycling in france stood in 50% at the beginning of the period to reducing roughly to 30% in 2013 and grew up again to 40% in 2015.Where a the figure for household recycling rates in germany increased
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The line graph illustrates household recycling rate in 3 diffirent countries over the course of 10 years starting in 2005.
Overall, the recycling rates of the UK and Germany experienced a remarkable growth. The UK leads the way with the most recycling rates. Next is Germany with the second largest recycling volume of the three countries. Whereas the figure for household recycling in France decreased significantly.
In 2005, the propotion household recycling rate of France was about 50%, the highest among  three countries. However, it didn't last long. It significantly decreased to 30% in 2013. Then, it growth of 40% in 2015, the lowest rate among three countries. By contrast, the rate of Germany climbed dramatically throughout years. It was at 20% in 2005, but quickly get up to nearly 60% in 2015. The rate of the UK also increased gradually 40% in 2007. It raised remarkably to about 55% in 2011 and continued increasing to 60% in 2015.

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The line graph illustrates the rates of household recycling in three different countries over the 10 years starting in 2005
Overall ,  the percentage of regional household recycling in the France reduced significantly .Whereas ,  the percentage of regional household recycling in the UK and Germany remarkable increase . In addition , the rate of regional household recycling in Germany and France far behind the rate of regional household recycling in the UK .
In 2005, the UK rate was about 35%.  However, in 2007 It is gain up to 40% and  remained stable until 2009 .It raised impressively to about 55% in 2011 and continued increasing to about 60% in 2015. The rate of Germany climbed remarkably throughout years. It was only at 20% in 2005, but quickly get up to nearly 60% in 2015
Futhermore , household reset rate is about 50% in France , the highest among these three countries. However, it didn't last long. It significantly decreased to 30% in 2013. Then, it experienced a growth of 10%, making it 40% in 2015, the lowest rate among these countries.

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The line graph illustrate the rates of household recycling in three different countries over 10 years starting from 2005.

Overall, the number of household recycling in UK and Germany experience a remarkable increase. The household recycling rates in France decreased and rates up in 2013 and it started to increase again. In addition, the household recycling rate in UK had a slight rise. In 2005, the recycling rate in UK was 35% and Germany was 20%. Germany's recycling rates increased remarkably to 2015. Furthermore, the recycling rates in UK climbed significantly and in 2015, it was being the highest rate, replace France's recycling rates.

In contrast, the rates of UK increase gradually from 35% to 60%. Also, the rates of Germany climbed remarkably and behind UK. However, France's recycling rates was the lowest in the end.

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The line graph illustrates the household recycling rates in three different countries over the course of 10 years starting in 2005
Overall, the household recycling percentage in the UK and Germany increased significantly, whereas that in France reduced slightly. Furthermore, the household recycling rate in the UK outstrips the household recycling rate in Germany and France.
In 2005 the recycling rates of UK and Germany accounted for 35 percent  and 20 percent respectively. Germany's rate increased remarkablely  throughout the period, exceeding France's rate in 2009 and increasing almost 60 percent  in the end of the period. Similarly, the percentage of recycled waste in UK made up 40 percent  in 2007, and then remained stable until 2009. During 2009-2011 it experienced significantly increased to more than 50 percent and continued with a gradual increase to 60% in 2015.

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The line graph illustrates the recycling rates of households in 3 different countries over a 10-year period, starting in 2005.
Overall, the household recycling rate in Germany experienced a remarkable increase, whereas the figure for household recycling rate in France declined significantly. In addition, a slight rise was seen in the household recycling rate in UK, but since 2013 it started to increase again.

UK and Germany recycling rates in 2005 accounted for 35% and 20% respectively.  Germany's share grew during the period, exceeding France's rate in 2009 and growing by nearly 60% by the end of the period.  Similarly, in 2007 the UK recycling rate accounted for 40% and then remained stable until 2009. In the period 2009-2011, this proportion increased significantly to more than 50% and continued to increase gradually over the years in 2015 to 60%

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The line graph illustrates the regional household recycling rates in the UK, France and Germany from 2005 to 2015.

Overall, the recycling rates of the UK and Germany showed a steady but significant rise over the period, while the percentage of recycled waste in France experienced a downward trend.

In 2005, the recycling rates of England and Germany were 35 percent and 20 percent, respectively, Germany's rate increased sharply and surpassed France in 2009 by 60 percent. In the UK waste has increased by 40 per cent in 2007 and by 2009 was better. From 2009 to 2011 the rate increased from 50 percent to 60 percent in 2015.In 2005 France had a recycling rate of 50 percent but it was reduced to 30 percent in 2013 to 2015 increased by 10 percent but France is still the country with the lowest rate

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The line graph illustrates the household recycling rates in three different countries over the course of 10 years starting in 2005.
Overall, the figure for recycling a remarkable increased in Germany. In UK, the household recycling climbed a gradually, whereas a gradually  decreased in France. Furthermore, the number of the household recycling surpassed in Germany.
In 2005, in UK, the proportion of the household recycling was 35 percent. This figure gradually increased and hit a high of 55 percent in 2011. It was an upward trend stable next years. Similarly, the household recycling from Germany accounted for 20 percent in 2005. It gradually rose and reached a peak of roughly 60 percent at the end of the period.
By contrast, the rate of the household recycling in France accounted for 50%. The number of dropped gradually hit a low of 30 percent in 2013 before increased remain and ending the period at 40 percent.

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The line graph illustrates the rates of household recycling in three different countries over the 10 years starting in 2005.
Overall , the percentage of regional household recycling in the UK and Germany remarkable increase whereas in France reduced significantly.Furthermore , the rate of regional household recycling in the UK consistantly outstripped Germany and France .
In 2005 , there were 50 percent that were sent by France . This number decrease gradually and hit a low of 30 percent in 2013 before increase slightly to 40 percent in 2015 .  In contrast , the household recycling rate in Germany and UK was relatively low at only only 20 percent and 25 percent but quickly increase , hit the milestone roughly 60 percent in 2015 .

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The line graph illustrates the rates of household recycling in three different countries over the 10 years starting in 2005.
Overall , the percentage of regional household recycling in the UK and Germany remarkable increase whereas in France reduced significantly. Furthermore , the rate of regional household recycling in the UK consistantly outstripped Germany and France .

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The line graph illustrates the rate of household recycling in three different countries over the course of 10 years starting in 2005.
Overall, the number of the regional household reprocessing in UK and Germany experienced a remarkable increase , whereas the percentage of recycled waste in France showed a slightly decrease. Furthemore, the household recycling rate in the UK surpassed the household recycling rate in Germany and France.
In 2005 the recycling rates of UK  accounted for 35 percent while the figure of  Germany accounted for 20 percent . Germany's rate increased remarkablely throughout the period, exceeding France's rate in 2009 and increasing almost 60 percent  in the end of the period. Similarly, the percentage of recycled waste in UK accounted for 40 percent  in 2007, and then remained stable until 2009. From 2009 to 2011, it experienced significantly increased to more than 50 percent and continued gradually increased to 60 percent in 2015.

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The line graph illustrates the rate of regional household recycling in the UK, France, and Germany over the course of 10 years, starting in 2005.

Overall, the recycling rates in Germany increased remarkably, whereas the rates in France decreased gradually. The UK's rate of regional household recycling also climbed significantly, ended up being the country with the highest rate in 2015, replacing France, which was at the first place in 2005.

In 2005, the regional household recycling rate of France was about 50%, the highest among these three countries. However, it didn't last long. It significantly decreased to 30% in 2013. Then, it experienced a growth of 10%, making it 40% in 2015, the lowest rate among these countries.

In contrast, the rate of Germany climbed remarkably throughout years. It was only at 20% in 2005, but quickly get up to nearly 60% in 2015. The rate of the UK also increased gradually from about 35% in 2005 to 40% in 2007, remained stable until 2009. It rose impressively to about 55% in 2011 and continued increasing to about 60% in 2015.

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The linegraph demonstrates the tempo of regional household recycling in 3 different nations over the course of 10 years starting in 2005.
Overall, the household recycling rate in Germany experienced a remarkable increase, whereas the figure for household recycling rate in France declined significantly. In addition, a slight rise was seen in the household recycling rate in UK, but since 2013 it started to increase again.
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In 2005, there were 35% sent by the recycling rates in the UK and this result increased slighly in 2007 and remained stable until 2009. The number of household recycling in France stood in 50% at the beginning of the period to reducing roughly to 30% in 2013 and grew up again to 40% in 2015. Whereas the figure for household recycling rates in Germany increased dramatically from 20% in 2005 to nearly 60% in 2015.

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The line graph illustrates the rates of household recycling in UK, France and Germany over the course of 10 years, starting from 2005.
Overall, the number of household recycling in Germany experienced a remarkable increase, whereas the figure for  household recycling in France decreased significantly. In addition, the percentage of household recycling in the UK had a slight rise.
In 2005, there were 35% sent by the household recycling rates in the UK and the figure increased roughly in 2007 and remained stable until 2009. This was followed by a remarkable increase to 60% in 2015. Similarly, regarding direct household cycling rates, there was a significant upward trend from 20% in 2005 to 58% in 2015 in Germany.
By contrast, the number of household recycling in France stood at 50% at the beginning of the period to dropping considerably to 30% in 2013 and increased again to 40% at the end of the period.

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The line graph demonstrates the rates of household recycling in three different countries over the course of 10 years starting in 2005.
Overall, the household recycling percentage in the UK and Germany increased significantly, whereas that in France reduced slightly. Furthermore, the household recycling rate in the UK outstrips the household recycling rate in Germany and France.
In 2005, the proportion of the household recycling in Germany is 20 percent and this number increased remarkably and hit a high of 57 percent at the and of the period. Likewise, the household recycling rate in the UK was 35 percent. It gradually rose and reached a peak of 40 percent before increasing signignificantly and ending the period at 60 percent.
By contrast, there was a slight reduction in the enquiry of household recycling in France. In 2005, there was 50 percent of recycling in households but it decreases gradually to 30 percent 8 years later. The figure then grew to 40 percent of the period.

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The line graph illustrates the recycling rates of households in 3 different countries over the course of 10 years, starting from 2005.
Overall, the recycling rates of all 3 countries experienced a remarkable growth. The UK remained to be the country with the most recycling rate, followed by Germany. France experienced a decreace in recycling rates up until 2013 when its rate started to increase again.
In 2005 the UK and Germany's recycling rates was still relatively low with the UK's rate at under 40% and Germany's rate of 20%. This number increased gradually over the years prior to reaching over 50% in 2015. In contrast, the recycling rates in France in 2005 was relatively high at 50%. The rates witnessed a gradual decrease and has gone down to 30% in 2013 but has slowly gone up in 2015.
In 2005, 50% of households in France was reported to be recycling. The figure dropped modestly and hit 30% 8 years later before slightly raising to 40% at the end of the period.
In contrast, there was a gradual increase in household recycilng rates in the UK. In 2007, the rates remained stable at 40% until 2009 when it raised drastically to 55%. The rates then remained increasing slightly and reached 60% at the end of the period.

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The line graph illustrates how the household recycling in three different countries over course of 10 years, begining from 2005
Overall, the household rates in all of 3 countries experienced a remarkably. UK and Germany increase signifilcantly and France reduce signifilcantly. Furthemore, the household in UK is recycling rate in Germany and France.

In 2005, there was 38% of household in UK and this figure hit a high of 60% at 2015. Similarly, 20% of household in Germany in 2005 and hit a high of 58% at 2015. The household in France was 50% in 2005 and this figure gradualy reduced and hit a low of 40% at 2015.

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The graph illustrates the percentage of household recycling in three different countries UK, France, Germany in the course of 10 years, starting in 2005.

Overall, the percentage of household recycling in UK experienced a considerable increase, whereas the household recycling rates in France decreased significantly. In addition, a remarkable growth was seen in the proportion of household recycling in Germany.

There was a significant growth in the proportion of household recycling in Germany at the beginning of the period . The percentage of household recycling in UK was dramatically increased to 60 percent from 2005 to 2015. By contrast, there was gradual dropped in the proportion of household recycling in France and hit a low of 40 percent at the end of period.