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         <description><![CDATA[<div>     The line graph compares the changes related to the number of parcels, which was delivered by two major mail services companies between 1920 to 2000.<br>     Overall, it is immediately apparent that despite fluctuating a lot throughout the year, the figure of parcels delivered by TNT increased as high as FE at the end of the whole period.<br>      In 1920 the number of parcels by TNT mail service stood at 5000, when FE was three times as high. Then parcels by FE peaked a high point, which was slightly less than 25000 in 1940. Following this , TNT experienced some fluctuations until 1950,  when FE plunged gradually to around half of 10000. While FE was just below of 20000 in 1980, TNT witnessed a gradual rise which was almost to 20000 in 1990. The latter saw that there was a considerably growth when the number of parcels by TNT were almost 25000 in 2000 and FE declined slightly to around 20000.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>   The line graph illustrates how cases of diarrhea changed during the period 1983 to 1992.<br>     Overall, it can be seen that despite violent fluctuations throughout the year, the number of cases of diarrhea decreased dramatically in Mashhad <strong>at the end of the year</strong>.<br>     The number of people suffered from diarrhea stood at 100 in 1983, while there was a slightly rise to reach a little over 100 in 1985. This was followed by noticeable increase, when cases of diarrhea were 200 over the following two years. Nevertheless, this figure was suddenly changed when it plummeted moderately as the same level as they were in 1983. The latter saw a huge growth when it reached a high of 400 in 1989. However, while the diarrhea declined slightly to 350 in 1990, it remained stable, and over the next year, the figure plunged substantially to 0 in 1992. Samadova Marjona</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div> This line graph shows the number of cases of diarrhea in Mashhad between 1983 and 1992. </div><div><mark>Overall, over the period the number of cases changed and declined at the end of this period </mark><strong><mark>than</mark></strong><mark> the beginning years </mark><strong>(THAN BILAN TAQQOSLANGAN COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVE QANI?)</strong>. The highest score was in the middle of this period while the weakest point was at the ending. </div><div>In the beginning, the number of cases stood at 100 in 1983 and was stable for the following year. Then there was <mark><del>small rise</del></mark> <strong>a slight increase </strong>in the rate in 1985. Following this, in 1986 the numbers increased twice than the situation that was in 1983. <strong>Years from </strong>1986 to 1988 experienced a fluctuation in the <mark>cases rate </mark><strong><mark>(??? cases rate - tushunmadim)</mark></strong>, which <strong> was </strong>followed by a sudden increase in 1989 with reaching a peak of 400. Then there was a small fall in next year when numbers descend to 350 and it was static for the next year. But the ending was unexpected. The numbers saw a sharp fall to 0 in 1993.</div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><br>    OCHILOV SIROJ<br>       The line graph illustrates the number of situations of diarrhoea in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992.<br>       The most obvious pieces of information are that  cases of diarrhea in Mashhad could be observed in their highest level in 1989 while the weakest point was after 3 years.<br>       In the first year, 1983, they stood at 100 until following year, then the figures were estimated to have a bit increase in 1985. In this way, they carried on rising of approximately 150 until 1987. Despite, the figures declined to about 50 in 1988, they rocketed dramatically to reach their highest position of about 400 in the next year. Nevertheless, these upward numbers were suddenly broken in 350 while they stood unchanged during a year. Finally, they hit a low of zero in 1992<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The line graph illustrates how changes happened in the delivered parcels from TNT Mail Services and Federal Express from 1920 to 2000 and information are given in numbers.</div><div>Overall, it can be seen that despite some fluctuations<strong>,</strong> <strong><mark>(do not forget to</mark></strong> <strong><mark>put comma)</mark></strong> delivering parcels by two major mail services rose in two companies.</div><div> <del>Federal Express had more important role than TNT Mail Services in 1920s. </del><mark>(</mark><strong><mark>This is a personal opinion</mark></strong><mark>). </mark>The numbers stood at 15000 in 1920s. Over the two decades, the numbers rose gradually and reached its peak to around 25000 in 1940s. However, there was a big fall to around 12500 in 1950s and was stable for the next decade. 1960s to 1980s saw <del>slightly </del><strong><mark>(slight bo'ladi)</mark></strong>increases to around 17000. It remained static for the following decades.</div><div>TNT Mail Services had lower position than the Federal Express. The numbers stood at 5000 in 1920s which was lower than FedEx. The numbers increased gradually to 1950s with the rates reaching around 7500. In 1960s the numbers of delivered parcels were nearly equal with Federal Express. However then 1960s to 1980s saw a fluctuation in the numbers. Following this, there was a sudden increase when the numbers reached around 22500 in 1990s. They overtook the FedEx in 1990s and 2000s and they delivered around 25000 parcels in 2000s which was higher than Federal Express.   </div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The diagram illustrates the comparison between two major mail services companies which delivered the parcels from 1920 to 2000.<br>Overall , it's quite possible to say , that both companies increased the number of parcels despite some fluctuations in periods , but TNT grew steadily without having significant declines , whereas FedEx had more variation through the period.<br>Moving to a more detailed analysis , we can say ,that both companies started in different points , but they increased steadily over the following two decades . FedEx experienced a dramatical fall to around 125000 parcels per year in 1950 , while TNT had a gradual increase over following four decades. In 1960 , both companies had the same level , but while FedEx witnessed sharply jump , the TNT saw slightly decrease. From 1980 , FedEx numbers of parcels remained unchanged over the period. However the number of parcels from TNT increased suddenly from 120000 to 220000 and grew steadily until the end of the period </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The line graph provides the information regarding the amount of diarrhea cases in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992. Overall, albeit some fluctuations, over the whole period the diarrhea cases experienced a sharp fall towards the end of the period.<br>There were 100 sufferings until 1985 and doubled over the next two years. This was followed by a sudden drop in 1988 to around the same level as it was in 1983. 1989 saw a steep rise to reach a peak of 400 cases, after which there was a slight decrease of approximately 50 cases. The figures stayed unchanged till 1991 prior to 1992 with an enormous plummet to reach a low of zero.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><em>Shoira Berdirasulova. <br><br>The line graph shows how many cases of diarrhea </em><em><del>changed</del></em><em> (</em><strong><em><mark>were recorded</mark></em></strong><em>) in Mashhad throughout the period from 1983 to 1992. <br></em><em><del>Overall, it can be seen that cases of diarrhea remained relatively static over the six years despite some rises and declines.</del></em><strong><em><mark>(What about the last year?)</mark></em></strong><em><br>In the first year, the number of diarrhea levelled out at 100 cases until 1985 and rose slightly to about 200 cases over the next two years. However, there was a sudden drop to 100 cases in 1988. After this the cases increased sharply reach a peak of 400 cases in 1989. Nevertheless, there was a slight plunge almost 50 cases. In 1991 cases of diarrhea maintain the same level as it was in 1990. The figure dipped rapidly in 1992. Finally, there was an enormous plummet to reach a low of zero. </em></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The line graph shows the variation in numbers of cases of diarrhea between 1983 and 1992 in Mashhad .<br>It is important to note that despite some fluctuations over the period , the number of cases of diarrhea <mark><del>were</del></mark> declined at the end of the term. <br>The cases of diarrhea remained at the same number during the first 2 years from 1983 to 1985 . After that it fluctuated following two years , but in 1988, cases of diarrhea were as the same number as in the beginning . Afterwards there was a dramatic<mark><del>al</del></mark> increase in 1989, where the cases of diarrhea peaked at 400 . Following this , diarrhea situations began to decline gradually , except 1990 to 1991 , where cases remained stable . Finally there was a sharp fall at the end of the period , where the number of cases unexpectedly fell and it had , led to the complete disappearance of diarrhea cases in Mashhad . <br>                           AKBARALI <br>    </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Zebiniso Sheraliyeva.   The line graph shows how many people in Mashhad suffered from diarrhea between  1983 to 1992. Overall, the most obvious pieces of information are that, despite some fluctuations throughout the period, the cases of diarrhea didnʼt determine to finish the period in Mashhad.                              Initially, the number of cases of diarrhea stayed at 100in 1983,at the same time, about 100 people suffered from diarrhea between 1984and1985. Afterwards, the number of sick people continued to grow gradually year by year, which was 200, in1987.Yet , although there was A significant reduction in1988,with the level teaching over 50, in 1989 the number of cases of diarrhea reached the highest level, which was 400, over the period. Ultimately, the number of sick people dropped dramatically, that is, this disease wasnʼt diagnosed at all in 1992.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Zebiniso Sheraliyeva.                                     The line graph illustrates the changes in the level of parcels delivered between two major mail services companies, which are called Federal Express(FedEx) and TNT, from 1920 to 2000. Overall, it Can be seen that, despite some fluctuations, the number of parcels delivered<strong> by </strong>TNT went up substantially than FedEx at the end of the period.                       In the first year, 1920, FedEx stood at 15000,in contrast, TNT began 5000, which was lower than FedEx. FedEx reached a significant rise in 1940. Then the figure dipped sharply and <mark><del>had </del></mark>reached 12000 by 1960. Nevertheless, TNT showed steady rise until 1960s, and its results <mark><del>was </del></mark><mark>were </mark>equal to FedEx. In 1990, the performance of both companies was the same degree. TNT increased over the period, just like that, there was a huge surge to 2000, when the parcels delivered almost 25000. It was higher than FedEx.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>                KAMOL NORQULOV<br>                       ESSAY No2<br>   The line graph illustrates <mark><del>fierce rivalry</del></mark> between two main mail delivering services companies (Federal Express and TNT) during the period 1920 to 2000. Overall, it is crucial to note that Federal Express was much higher than TNT(around by 10000), however, TNT successfully overtook its opponent  by the end of this period.<br>        In the first year,  FedEx rated the most result, while the number of parcels stood at 5000 in TNT, which was a low point simultaneously. Following this, 1920 to 1950 saw a gradual increase with some mere flactuatinos. Over the following ten years, the amount of packages reached nearly 12000, are at a fairly similar level with FedEx's in 1960. Afterwards, in 1980 there was a significant jump, which continued about 10 years and it was followed by a slight growth, with parcels reaching a little less than 25000.<br>          FedEx had a more erratic pattern than TNT. It stood at 15000 at the beginning. Moving to a more detailed analysis, in 1940 peaked at just under 25000. Subsequently, next 10 years witnessed a sharp fall to 12000. After that, 1950 to 1980 saw a slow  rise. And by the end of period it almost evened out at 18000</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>        KAMOL NORQULOV<br>             ESSAY No1<br>   The line graph indicates how people in Mashhad suffered from  various patterns of diarrhea during the period 1983 and 1992,  with cases measured by <strong><mark>the number of people</mark></strong> <del>numerals</del>. Overall it is immediately apparent that, despite some fluctuations, over the period as a whole the nation of Mashhad ultimately got rid of this plague at all.<br>        In the first year, they stood at 100 and 1983 to1984 remained constant in the diarrhea rate, which was followed by a gradual increase at the end of this period, with the rate reaching just over 200. Moving to a more detailed analysis, following year witnessed a significant plunge to a little less than 100, correspondingly at a fairly similar level with a start. Subsequently there was a rapid increase, which was much steeper than other jumps else. However, this was followed by a slight fall, which was before the main dramatic drop, finished the period without any sicknesses in1992. <br>                                                                  { 152 words }</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><em>Shoira Berdirasulova. <br><br>     The graph illustrates how many parcels </em><strong><em><mark>were</mark></em></strong><em> delivered by Federal Express and TNT Mail Service companies over the 80 years throughout the period from 1920 to 2000. <br>    Overall, it can be seen that, distribution of parcels by Federal Express fluctuated over the period years while TNT Mail Service illustrates an upward trend throughout the period years. <br>    In the first year, 1920 Federal Express delivered 15000 parcels then dramatically rose and reach</em><strong><em>ed</em></strong><em> a peak of lower than 25000 parcels in 1940. After this, there was </em><strong><em>a </em></strong><em>noticeable decline approximately to 13000 in 1950. In the following year</em><strong><em>,</em></strong><em> Federal Express saw a slight drop after which witnessed a moderate growth and reach about 18000 parcels in 1980. Afterwards, delivering parcels remained steady. However, TNT Mail Service increased gradually until 1980. There was the most significant growth between 1980 and 2000. In the final year TNT soared to about 25000 parcels.</em></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>  The most significant facts about the number of cases of diarrhea in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992 are depicted in this line graph. Overall, <mark><del>this graph illustrates</del></mark> <strong>it can be seen that </strong>despite some upwards cases of diarrhea hit a low of number to finish the period. <br>    Cases of diarrhea stood at 100 in 1983 and remained stable for the following year. Then it rose gradually to reach around 101. Despite a low of number in previous year, 1986 saw a significant rise to around 175. There was a steady growth to 200 in the following year. Despite the number of diarrhea had been increasing step by step, it plummeted gradually to reach the number which diarrhea stood at in 1983.  Then it reached a high of 400 in 1989. 1990 show decreasing number of diarrhea to 350. From 1990 to 1991 the number of cases of diarrhea remained constant, then plunged to a low of 0 in 1992.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Odil Dilmurodov<br><br>The diagram illustrates changes in the numbers of parcels delivered by Federal Express and TNT Mail Services companies from 1920 to 2000.<br>Overall it can be seen that both FedEx and TNT had increased the numbers of parcels. But while FedEx increased the number with some fluctuations, TNT did it steadily. <br>FedEx began with 15000 parcels per year in 1920 and increased slightly to 17000 in 1930. Then during the following year the number of parcels rose with a rapid rate to reach 24000. However, there was a sharp fall to 1950 when its quantity fell down to 13000. And It remained unchanged through the following year. In 1970 the number of parcels increased to 16500. Then there was a slight increase which remained unchanged till 2000. <br>The number of parcels in TNT unlikely to FedEx increased without any big declines. They started with 5000 parcels per year in 1920. And this number was not changed even in 1930. However there were slight increases to 7000 (in 1940) and to 12000 (from 1950 to 1960). Despite all of this there was a small decrease in 1970 with 11000 parcels per year and remained almost unchanged till 1980. Then it rose to 22000 in 1990. Finally TNT finished the period in 2000 with parcels reaching 24500. </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Odil Dilmurodov <br><br>The line graph illustrates how the number of cases of diarrhea changed in the period of between 1983 and 1992 in Mashhad. </div><div>Overall it is immediately apparent that despite some fluctuations over <mark>the period as a whole the number of cases of diarrhea in Mashhad did not rise, </mark><strong>(YOU SAID IT DID NOT RISE, HOWEVER IT ROSE, PLEASE CHANGE YOUR STATEMENT)</strong> but instead fell down to zero. </div><div>We can see that in 1983 there were 100 cases of diarrhea, which remained unchanged during the next two years. Then there were slight increases to 175 cases (in 1986) and 200 cases ( in 1987). Despite these <mark><del>raises</del></mark> (<strong>CHANGE THE NOUN)</strong> there have also been a decline to 100 cases per year in 1988. In the following year numbers increased steadily to 400. But in 1990’s it decreased to 350 and kept unchanged till 1991. At the end in 1992 the numbers plummeted dramatically and reached zero. </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>                Essay 1           Diarrhea in Mashhad<br>            The line graph shows how many cases of diarrhea in Mashhad were experienced from 1983 to 1992 and measured in number of patients.<br>           Overall, it can be seen that, despite some fluctuations, the number of cases were not observed over the period, even they were at highest in 1989.<br>           In the beginning of the period number of cases stood at 100. In 1984 cases were levelled off. Then the following 3 years number of cases increased steadily to hit 200 cases per year. But there was then a sharp fall to around 100 in 1988, where the cases were as in  1983. Following year cases increased dramatically to its pick, reaching more than 400. However, in 1990 number of cases were lower almost 50, it levelled off for the next year. By the end of the period cases plunged sharply to 0.<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Fed Ex TNT<br>The linegraph compares the quantity of parcels FeDEx and TNT delivered for eight decades (between 1920s and 2000s) and is measured in thousands.<br>Overall it is noticeable that,while FedEx experienced considerable fluctuations in the number of parcels delivered,there was a stable growth in TNT throughout the year.(Can i use "in the long term" here instead?)<br>The number of parcels of FedEx stood at 15000 in 1920s and this was followed by a rise over the following two decades,the amount of parcels peaking at almost 25000.However,this upward trend was suddenly broken and numbers plummeted to around 13000 in 1950s, after which remained relatively static over the next ten years.The period from 1970s till the end of 1980s swa a significant increase of approximately 7000 parcels and then remained relatively unchanged at the end of the period.<br>TNT delivered a little over 5000 parcels at the beginning,which was nearly three times lower than FedEx.Nevertheless,deliveries rose steadily in the next fifty years,almost equalizing with the latter company.They overtook FedEx after a much steeper growth at the start of 90s with parcels reaching of around 23000.The last decade witnessed a peak,as nearly as five times more in amount than the starting point.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Essay 2<br>          The graph shows how <mark><del>much</del></mark><mark> </mark><strong><mark>many</mark></strong><mark> </mark>parcels were delivered by two mail services companies from 1920 to 2000. <br>           Overall, it can be seen that, despite some fluctuations, while delivering parcels by FedEx nearly unchanged, the number of delivered parcels by TNT rose to its pick by the end of the period.<br>           According to the starting point, the most parcels delivered by FedEx with 15000 parcels per year in 1920, but TNT delivered 10000 parcels lower than FedEx. <del>While delivering parcels which was serviced by FedEx rose dramatically to  reach around 24000, TNT delivered around 7500 parcels per year in 1940.</del> <mark>(Please rewrite the statement, I could not comprehend)</mark> Following two decades FedEx saw significant fall in delivering parcels which delivered a little over 12000. But TNT continued rising of delivered parcels and nearly hit the level of FedEx in 1960. However, the parcels delivering in FedEx rose back to around 18000 in 1980, TNT overtook FedEx by the end of the period with almost 25000 parcels per year, while FedEx levelled off and remained relatively static by the finish of the century.<br>         <br><br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Diarrhea cases in Mashhad <br>  The diagram demonstrates how many people were registered with diarrhea in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992 and is measured in hundreds.<br>  Overall,it is noticeable that the quantity of diarrhea cases experienced some growth before eventually vanishing.<br>  They began at 100 people per year in 1983 and then there was a steady growth over the following four years,cases doubling to 200 per year in 87.<br>However,the year 1988 witnessed a sudden downward trend,almost halving to 100 per year.Nevertheless,a fourfold increase occured a year later.Then there was a small drop in 1990 after which the figure remained stable a year later.Following this,the number of people with diarrhea dived to finish the period at zero</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>   The bar chart illustrates the average percentage of water consumed on three different categories, which is related to <strong>6</strong> Gulf countries in 2000.<br>    It's evident from the chart, that Saudia Arabia and Oman were the biggest users for mainly agricultural purpose among the nations compared in the bar chart, while the lower using levels were found to other countries, which have mainly industrial use.<br>    Generally, water consumption in Bahrain stood at just over 55% whereas the Kuwait was approximately 63% higher than other four countries, used it mainly for domestic.There is a significant difference between Bahrain and Kuwait, since approximately 18% out of 100% of water was consumed by Kuwait for industrial.<br>     Next most popular countries Saudia Arabia and Oman were a slightly more than 80% while Qatar consumes the same amount of water as UAE which was nearly a half of 60% for agriculture. Interestingly, these countries are least water users for domestic. In contrast, Kuwait had a particularly high levels of water use for industry almost to 20% while the weakest figures could be found in Saudia Arabia and UAE.<br>   SAMADOVA MARJONA </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The bar graph illustrates for what purposes the water was used in six GULF countries in 2000 and the information is given in percentages. </div><div>Overall, four countries (Qatar, Oman, UAE, Saudi Arabia) used the most water for agricultural consumption while Bahrain and Kuwait consumed the water for domestic uses more than others did. In addition, it can be seen that water for industrial uses was in the lowest percentages in all 6 countries.</div><div>Usage of water for agricultural aims was in the highest degree in 4 countries. They were Qatar(around 60 %), Oman(around 80 %), UAE(around 65 %) and Saudi Arabia(around 85 %). However, in Bahrain and Kuwait the agricultural consumption is lower than those countries(40 % and 20 %). Next, when it comes to domestic uses, Kuwait(60 %) and Bahrain(50 %) use water mainly in this intention than other uses. The facts show that domestical demand for water was about 30 % in Qatar, 10 % in Oman, 35 % in UAE and 15 % in Saudi Arabia. Gulf countries almost used no water for industrial purposes exception Kuwait.</div><div>                                                                                                                                                                    Maruf. </div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Zebiniso.              The bar graph gives information about how much water use in six Gulf countries in 2000, which was utilized domestic, agriculture and industrial purposes, and is measured in percentage. Overall, the main facts that stand out are that, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Oman and Qatar used the most water for mainly agricultural purpose than other countries. Nevertheless, in these countries, water was rarely used in industry.                                                              Bahrain and Kuwait consumed average 55%of water in domestic, while spending less in agriculture purpose in 2000. There was A moderate upward trend in Kuwait and Bahrain in industrial than the other four countries, that is, these countries consumed water an average of 15 percent in industrial. UAE had A more erratic pattern of water consumption in industrial, which stood at 5percent.  In addition, four countries(Qatar, Oman, UAE, Saudi Arabistoni) that used the least amount of water for domestic purposes had the biggest amount of water in agriculture.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><strong>Ma'mura</strong><br>The bar chart gives information regarding how much water six Gulf countries utilized for three sectors, namely households, farming and industry, in 2000, (measured in percentage).<br>Overall, what stands out from the graph is that Oman and Saudi Arabia account for the largest amount of agricultural use of water while Bahrain and Kuwait represent the highest demand for domestic use of water.<br>With regard to agricultural use of water, more than 80% of water is consumed by Oman and Saudi Arabia. The second group is Qatar and UAE, sharing approximately equal amount of 60%. This figure equals to the total consumption by Bahrain and Kuwait, at nearly 40% and 20% respectively. In terms of domestic use of water, the highest amount belongs to Bahrain and Kuwait, requiring more than 50% of water consumption. This figure is nearly twice as high as for the second group, Qatar and UAE. Noticeably, most countries experience a low level of industrial use of water, but only Kuwait consumes relatively high of 20%.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The line graph describes how many parcels delivered by Federal Express and TNT Mail services between 1920 and 2000.<br><br>Overall, the number of parcels increased sharply in TNT company whereas those delivered by Federal express experienced minimal change despite some violent fluctuations. <br><br>To begin, in 1920, the number of parcels which was delivered by Federal Express stood at 15000, while that parcels delivered by TNT were three times as less. Then, Federal Express company's delivered parcels' number reached about 25000 in 1940. In contrast to 1950, where it hit a low of 12000. Afterwards, the number of parcels remained stable at this rate from 1950 to 1960, but while the delivered parcels by TNT rose gradually over the following years. Parcels in Federal Express increased again to approximately 18000, though unlike TNT saw small fall of about 500 over the period. Following this, number of parcels in TNT company grew sharply over the last decades while parcels in Federal Express remained unchanged from 1980 to end of the given year. <br><br>(171 words)<br> Surayyo  </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Shoira Berdirasulova<br><br>The bar graph illustrates how much water consumed in six different countries in the Middle East in 2000 and measured <del>by</del><strong> (in) </strong><del>persent</del>.<strong><mark>percentages</mark></strong>. The most significant facts to emerge from the graph are that while Bahrain and Kuwait had use of much water for domestic purposes, <del>at this time</del> the other four countries used water for agriculture.<br>Kuwait consumed the amount of water approximately 62%, while its used for agriculture was nearly 40% of water. Bahrain used lower of water for domestic purposes, but it used about 38persent more water than Kuwait for agriculture. The rest for countries used much more water for agriculture purposes. The highest <del>were</del><strong><mark> was </mark></strong>Saudi Arabia about 85% and Oman 83%. But these four countries used low amounts for domestic than Kuwait and Bahrain. Next, UAE and Qatar used 65% and 62% for agriculture and 30% and 35% for domestic purposes. However all countries used low amount of water for industrial purposes, all of them  used approximately 10% of water, exception Kuwait. </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>OCHILOV SIROJ<br><br>       The line graph highlights how many parcels delivered by two main mail services companies between 1920 and 2000.<br>      <mark><del> In conclusion</del></mark>, Overall, it can be seen that FedEx stood at normal position, also it reached higher level than starting point despite violent fluctuations while TNT witnessed the weakest level in 1920 besides, it achieved higher position than the peakest level of FedEx did<br>       To begin, FedEx stood at 15000 in 1920. This was followed by another increase, <del>which</del><strong><mark> where </mark></strong>it reached <del>higher</del> 5000 <strong><mark>higher</mark></strong> than previous decade. After a decade, it reached a peak of 24000. However, the figure was suddenly broken dramatically to reach a little over 12000. In this way, the FedEx hit a low of 12000in 1960. After then, the figures witnessed increase of approximately 18000 during 3 decades. Ultimately, it remained unchanged at about 18000 during 2 decades. <br>       Secondly, the latter graph illustrates that TNT stood at a bit over 5000 which was its weakest point in 1920. Afterwards, it highlighted the same increase during 6 decades. In the final decade, TNT witnessed its highest position which was at approximately 24000.<br>       </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><br>   The bar graph provides data about the water consuming with three different way<strong><mark>s</mark></strong> in middle East countries in 2000 and is counted percentage.</div><div>     Overall it is noticed that  the most  significant amount of water required for agricultural ( Saudia Arabia, Oman) and  domestic  purposes(   Bahrain and Kuvait).</div><div>    ‌According to the stands Oman and Saudia Arabia use the largest presentage of water a little over 80% for agriculture which, means it is higher than the other four  countries.Qatar and UAE had similar patterns respectively 62 and 65%. Kuwait is represented the smallest percentage almost 20%,  but it is two times lower than Bahrain.<br> ‌ However Kuvait and Bahrain remained other for water consuming in a domestic purpose and use it 69% and 53%.<br> ‌Qatar  Consumers had the same amount of water as UAE approximately 35%. As the matter of the fact is that Oman  and Saudi Arabia consumed low  levels of domestic water. Water consumption for industrial purposes very low and all countries about 5% , exception Kuvait.<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The bar chart demonstrates the comparison of water consumption in Persian Gulf countries in 2000 and it measured in percentage .<br>Moving to a details , we can say that agriculture <del>is </del><mark>(</mark><strong><mark>was</mark></strong><mark>) </mark>the main sphere of water consumption according to this bar chart in majority countries , while the industrial sphere used a fewest percentage of water , following that , we can mention<strong><del>ed</del></strong><strong> </strong>that domestic purposes<strong> were </strong>also important , as they second users of water .<br>The top users of water for agriculture <del>is</del> (<strong>was</strong>) Oman and Saudi Arabia with a little more than 80% .<br>Next , Qatar and UAE used more than 60 % , whereas Bahrain and Kuwait are the countries which uses the water for agriculture less than other countries .<br>Domestic sphere almost high as agriculture in 4 countries , except Oman and Saudi Arabia 10% respectively . Bahrain and Kuwait used the water for domestic purposes more than others .<br>The Industry accounts for a smaller portion of all usage . The highest point in Kuwait with 20% and the weakest in UAE , where industry is almost non-existent </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The table illustrates indicators of social economic sides for four countries in 1994 <del>and the information is given from United Nations statistics.</del></div><div>Overall, it can be seen that while Canada and Japan were first in every indicates, Angola had the lowest points.</div><div>Turning<del> to</del> first <strong>to</strong> annual incomes per person, it was given in US dollars ($) and the Japanese had the greatest income with reaching a peak of 15760$ than others did. Canada was in second place and reached hundred times more income than Angola (130$) and Peru (160$). The Japanese (78) were also first in life expectancy however nearly equaled with Canada (76) while Angola and Peru almost reached the same point. Moreover, in Peru, life expectancy formed two-thirds of Japan with reaching 51.</div><div>Concerning daily calorie supply per person, Canada and Japan changed their place in the table and Canada reached 3326, which was higher than Japan around 500. Angola had the lowest stage and it reached only the half amount of figure that Canada reached. Peru did not take possession importantly, which had 1927. When it comes to adult literacy rate, which is given in percent, Canada and Japan equaled again with reaching 99%. Angola had the half amount of percent, which belonged to Peru (68%).</div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div>	 MARUF.</div><div>                                                                                                                                        210 WORDS.       </div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>   <br>OCHILOV SIROJ<br><br><br>    The table illustrates social and economic indicators in four countries during the 1994s <br>       In the following stage, all of the indicators were as great as Peru compared to Angola. To explain clearly, financial gain in Peru was higher than in Angola. A Peruvian person was able to earn $160 per year, while an Angolan person achieved $130. Also, life expectancy at birth of the former was larger than that of the latter, 51 and 47 severally. <br>       To begin with, annual income in Japan was higher than in Canada, a Japanese person earned $15760 per year, which was $4660 greater than that of one Canadian. Life expectancy of the former was also longer than that of the latter, 78 and 76 year respectively. However, the amount of calory intake in Canada was as high as approximately 500 compared to Japan, 3326 in Canada, whilst 2846 in Japan. The same rate of 99% adult literacy recorded in both countries.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>    The table explains how social and economic indicators for four countries over the period 1994, belonged to United Nations statistics.<br>     Overall, the largest quantity of indicators could be observed in Canada and Japan with their annual income, while the lowest proportion of Angola is allocated at just under 35%. <br>     To begin with the annual income for per person shown in Canada <del>(11100$)</del> <strong><mark>($11100) </mark></strong>whereas the most significant indicators were reported in Japan, which was reached a high of 15760$ . With regards to life expectancy at birth, Angola followed a similar pattern as Peru at around 50. However there was a little difference the number of daily colorie supply for Peru and Angola and both experienced noticeable increases to 1927 and 1749 respectively.<br>    Finally, Canada and Japan were accounted equally at 99% and Peru (68% ) while Angola demonstrated half this amounts for adult literacy rate. <br>SAMADOVA MARJONA</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><strong>Ma'mura<br></strong>The pie charts compare six different courses at a UK education college in terms of the proportion of enrolments in 2010 and 2012.<br>Overall, it can be seen that the greatest change was in the percentage of enrolments to the sports science courses whereas carpentry and psychology represented almost no change.<br>In 2010, the most popular course was social studies, representing just over a quarter of all enrolments, and although it was still a popular course, by 2012 it had fallen to one fifth of the total. At 25,7%, nursing was the second most popular subject to study prior to falling significantly to only 14% two years later. Enrolment on the sports science course was initially fairly low at only 11,9%. However, this figure increased dramatically over the two years to represent the largest proportion of enrolments in 2012 at 25,5%.<br>Less change was seen in the remaining three courses. Enrolments on the engineering course went up slightly to 18,5% in 2012, but psychology remained virtually unchanged. This was also case for carpentry, which experienced very low levels of enrolment throughout the period. </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The table compares levels of social and economic indicators in 1994 in such countries as Canada, Japan, Peru and Angola. <br>Overall it can be seen that while the highest results were mentioned in Canada and Japan the lowest ones were in Peru and Angola. <br>It can be seen that the greatest level of annual income was in Japan with amount of $15760 per person. Next was Canada which got $4660 lower than Japan. However, the life expectancy at birth was fairly similar in both countries. And also the rate of literacy between adults in Canada was the same as in Japan. <br>Turning to Peru and Angola they both had a very small amount of income $160 (Peru) and $130 (Angola). But the life expectancy at birth was similar. And calories supplied per person in Peru were 178 higher than in Angola. Despite all of this the percentage in the rate of literacy among adults was twice bigger in Peru. </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>.Zebiniso.                    The pie chart gives the information about how many people enrolled in UK on six different courses between 2010 and 2012. Overall, it Can be seen that, the greatest change was in nursing and sport science course, while engineering and social studies courses saw A noticeable change from 2010 to 2012. However, the other 2  courses( carpentry  and psychology) noted nearly no change. Beginning the period, nursing stood at 25,7%, whereas, its level had fallen to two fifth of the total. The proportion of enrolments on sport science showed A moderate rise at around 12%, which was higher than in 2010, to represent the largest proportion of enrolments in 2012 at 25,5%.                    Although the most popular course was social studies in 2010 at 27%,by 2012 its level decreased minimally at 21%. Nevertheless, enrolment on the engineering course went up slightly to 18,5% in 2012. Psychology remained virtually unchanged. This ws also the case for carpentry, which experienced very low levels of enrolment throughout the period </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Hulkar<br>The chart illustrates the data about the proportion of enrolments at higher local educational places in accordance with six directions in the UK between 2010 and 2012.  Overall it can be seen that the charts experienced big, moderate, and slight changes throughout the period. <br>In details, there were the biggest changes in the rate of sports science and nursing. The percentage of sport stood at 11,9% in 2010. Then it increased dramatically over the twi years to represent the largest proportion of enrolments in 2012at 25,5%. While there was a sharp decline in the percentage of nursing and it decreased significantly from 25,7%to 14% over the period. However, the share of psychology experiencing slight change, remained constant during the period. <br>Moderate changes were seen in the remaining three courses. Although social studies was the most popular responding just over a quarter of all enrolments, it fell slightly to one fifth of the total. The percentage of carpetry also decreased minimally to 5 in 2012. But there was small increase in the rate of engineering namely 12,3% and 18,5% over the period.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Hulkar.<br>   The table compares the percentage of public and commercial signs in Canada, Japan, Peru, Angola in 1992 which was accounted by the researchers of United Nations.  At first glance, it is evedent that, Canada , Japan were always dominant in all four categories and illustrated higher indicators than the other two countries. <br>     In 1994 the most ultimate annual benifit of every person ,1560SUS were reported in Japan while Canadian people earned 11100SUS every year. There was little difference between the figures for these countries namely 78SUS and 76SUS according to life expectancy at birth. Every person consumed 3326SUS in Canada  for daily products which was considerably higher the amount of Japanese. However, there were equal quantity namely 99% for both countries in accordance with the adult literacy rate. The benefits of every person in Peru were noticeably higher than the earnings if Angolan individuals and the figures for each country were somehow different namely 51and 47SUS respectively in the quantity of people who were born in 1994.  According to the supplement of daily calorie individuals from   Peru  gained more money than Angolans. However, the percentage of adult mature in Peru education were originally twice as high as those of Angola(68% and 34%).</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Hulkar<br>    The diagram gives information about the quantity of parcels which were transmitted by double main services companies between 1929 and 2000.  <br>     Overall, it is noticeable that while the first trend experienced violent fluctuations, there was only upward trend in the number of TNT throughout the period. With regards to the number of Fedex stood at 15000 in1920.  However, over the following twenty years there was dramatic increase to just nearly 2500. Before leveling off it decreased sharply to about 1300in 1920. Then it rose significantly again to approximately 18000 at the end of the period. <br>Turning to the quantity of TNT it began at 5000 in 1920 and increased steadily to 1200 over the 40years . Afterwards the number of TNT fluctuated over the next twenty years. Despite the fact that figure for TNT rose sharply over the period to finish at just under 25000.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>   The question whether a person’s intelligence is mainly inherited from the parents or the environment is a conversely debate today. There are relevant views on both sides and i will discuss them now.</div><div>    On the one hand, people who suggest environmental factor, highlight that environment of study play major role in children and adults. For instance, even if childs’ intelligence is inherited from but the condition is bad, there is no chance to study well. Moreover, people state that environment of study leads children to learn everything they are not keen on. It can be seen in laboratories of physics or chemistry, which seems so boring or difficult to young minds. Finally, it is believed that the factor of environment result the creation of great inventions or works, not only in schools or universities but also in work places. This especially helps to head managers or directors to rule workers so the big business may work sufficiently and smoothly.</div><div>    On the other hand, supporters of theory which intelligence mainly comes from parents, think that intelligence bring success. It is a usual case that child will do his or her best to study and the environmental factor does not matter for them. Furthermore, the parent’s intelligence leads child to opt a good future career. This is the case for the most of children who have intelligence come from parents, choose the similar career with parents’ career. Finally, people suggest that the factor of intelligence of parents help to build a good relationship between the members of family.</div><div>    Overall, I believe that the most important factor is parents for intelligence if only show the right way to study or work.</div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div>                                                                                                                                                                      Maruf </div><div>                                                                                                                                                               278 words.</div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The value of musical ability is widely debated with some people claiming that it is essential for every child. However, I personally do not entirely accept this and I will explain why in this essay.</div><div>Firstly, we must consider whether every kid really desire to play musical instruments. Because some of them are obliged by their folks which leads them suffer mentally or losing their independent thinking.</div><div>Furthermore, I believe that it is better to emphasize on more specific subjects as mathematics, physics or chemistry, which assist them to find their way in such economic turmoil. Because, they will be required to be more intelligent and keen when they apply for a job rather than being able to play music. </div><div>I do appreciate that some people think differently. They really wish their children to play any musical instrument and become well-known musician. However, what if their children has no zest for this, instead they aspire to be a businessperson or architect. </div><div>To sum up, being able to play musical instruments is a worthwhile action, as long as a child really want and believe in his prospects.                                                                               </div><div>                                                                                                                           O’RAL </div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The line graph illustrates number of cases of diarrhea in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992. Overall, it is important to note that there were some fluctuations, but over the period as a whole, the number of cases of diarrhea decreased drammatically.<br>In 1983, the number of peoples who suffered from diarrhea stood at 100. Over the following two years the number of sufferers remained stable, however the number of cases rase slightly to reach about 170 in 1986 and 200 in 1987. According to the graph, it can be seen that, in 1988 the number of cases dropped to the same number as it was at the beginning of the survey. Following this, the next year the cases of diarrhea increased drammatically and peaked at 400 peoples, but between 1989 and 1991 the number of cases reduced significantly of 50, afterwards the cases of disease plunged to thero in 1992. </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Surayyo Okhmonova                                                                           The line graph shows the number of diseases of diarrhea in Mashhad over the period of 9 years.                           Overall, it is clear that despite some violent fluctuations over the whole period, eventually disease is completely prevented.                                                                         From the beginning until 1985, the number of people who suffered from diarrhea stood at 100 and  1987 witnessed a significant rise to 1985 levels  as figures roughly doubled. But then they dropped again in 1988 nearly 100 as the same level as the first year . A year later, they increased dramatically with the number reaching a peak of 400 and decreased slightly with the amount of 50 in 1990, then remained steadily until next year. Following this, diarrhea plunged suddenly to finish the period and hit a low of 0.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The line grahp illustrates how many cases of diarrhea in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992. Overall,it is not difficult to notice that, the biggest number of cases of diarrhea placed in 1989. And the number of cases of diarrhea levelled out tremendously in 1992. <br>  At the beginning of the period the amount of disease remained static over three years, which was 100. The number then rose gradually to below 200. Twice as many cases were in 1987 compared to 1983. The year, 1988 saw a significant fall back to 1983. Unfortunately, the following year, there was a dramatic upward trend in people suffering from the disease with growing 400. In 1990 the number of cases declined slightly, after this, it stood stable for a year. The last year the figure was not watched </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Dildora Numonova.                                                               The line graph shows that how many people in Mashhad suffered the diarrhea during 1983 and 1992 .                                                                        Overall it is clear to notice that despite some fluctuations the whole period,  it could not be observed any degree in last year.                                            In the first year 1983 , the cases of diarrhea stood at 100 , at the same time levelled of until 1985 , following this the next 2 years moderate growth to reach in 200, so 1987 year's higher than last year but there was a little decline which is the same level with the first year. Nevertheless, the level of diarrhea saw a tremendous increase in 1989  which was highest exactly in 200 than in 1987 , following this, they become  small increase and minimal decline because they didn't change noticeable degree approximately 50 lower than the highest degree.           Finally besides the level in 1989. The Mashhad was witnessed to huge depletion in last year,so, there wasn't degree determined.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Ro'zimurodova Moxichexra <br>  The graph illustrates the quantity of cases of diarrhea in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992.<br>  At the onset  it is clear that , although the number of cases  reached a peak in 1989, it hit the nadir in 1992.<br> From 1983 to 1985 it stabled the same on 100. Then the period from 1985 to 1987 experienced a minimal increase to 200. Although 1987 saw a moderate decline the figure for cases of diarrhea peaked at 400 in 1989. Over the three following years there was a slow fluctuations.And 1992 witnessed  a sharp fall to zero.<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><br>Bunyodov Shakhzodbek........The graph demonstrates how many people suffering from diarrhea in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992.<br>Ached people stood at 100 in 1983.This number remained relatively unchanged during the first year. They also experienced a steady rise from 1984 to 1987 to about 200 people. However,there was a significant fall,which was almost the same as initial level of 1985, in 1988.Following this,ached people of Mashhad witnessed a sharp increase, with figures reaching 400 people,in 1989.After that, there was a slight decrease to approximately 350 people.This change remained relatively static by 1992. However,there was then a steep fall to o  people at the end of the period.<br>All in all,it could be seen that, in spite of some fluctuations,the graph show us downward trend.Besides,level of cases of diarrhea saw the  highest point in 1989.Also,cases of diarrhea disappeared at the end of the period(because diarrhea could not be observed any person)<br>(167 words)</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Durdona Shukrullayeva<br><br> The diagram indicates the number of cases of diarrhea in Mashhad between 1983 and 1992.<br>Overall , it can be seen that,in spite of a few fluctuations and a higher level, at the end of the period any  rate was not witnessed.<br>They stood at 100 in1983 and remained unchanged  till 1985.Interestingly, over the next three years there was a gradual increase.However in 1988,they went down significantly to reach a little below 100.Afterwards,Mashhad saw a dramatical soar to reach at 400,in 1989.But the next year they declined considerably by 50 with reaching 350 and there was a stable level from 1990 to 1991.While at the end of the period  a drastical fall could be observed to reach 0.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The line graph shows the amount of occasions of diarrhea in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992.<br>      Overall, the most significant facts to emerge from the graph are  that, despite some fluctuations during the many years, over the period as a whole levels of diarrhea rose in Mashhad.<br>        In the first year, it stood at 100 cases in 1883. Increasing steadily between 1983 and 1987 but than fell sharply when diarrhea hit a low of 100 cases to 1988. Following this, occasion of diarrhea increased rapidly after a year <br>        Cases of diarrhea fell slightly to around 350 cases until 1991. However, there was a dramatic decrease in 1992 to 0 case</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Egamova Sitora <br>   The line graph illustrates how the percentage of diarrhea changed in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992.<br>   Overall, it can be seen that , despite of violent fluctuations , over the period of as a whole the levels of diarrhea dropped dramatically at the end of the period of 1992.<br>    At the early months of period, between 1983 and 1984 the levels of diarrhea cases remained relatively unchanged with 100 in 1985. And they increased gradually with reach a little under 200 in 1987. However,1988 witnessed a significant rise back to as 1983. Suddenly, the number of cases of diarrhea rose dramatically in 1989 when reach at their highest point with 400. But at the rest of the period, the percentage of diarrhea plunged marketly, then in 1992 the percentage of diarrhea cases equalled to 0 in Mashhad.<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>ISROILOVA Marjona<br>The line graph highlights how many People suffering from diarrhea in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992.<br><br>Overall, the most significant facts to emerge from the graph are that there was a Swift increase in 1989. But cases of diarrhea plunged suddenly at the end of the period. <br><br>To begin in 1983 the number of cases diarrhea stood at 100 and this level remained relatively unchanged over the following two year in 1985. However It increased gradually  at 158 in 1987. Then the year 1988 witnessed a significanr fall back to the same level as they were in 1983. After which, the number of People suffering from diarrhea went up swiftly about 400 in 1989. Over the next two month there was a fluctuations of the level of suffering from diarrhea. Despite violent fluctuations at the end of the period the figure dived suddenly and hit a low of 0</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Gavhar<br> The graph gives information about how much cases of diarrhea in Mashhad during 1983 to 1992 and is measured in numbers.<br>    Overall, it can be seen that, despite some fluctuations, as a whole the number of cases of diarrhea fell over the period. <br>    In the first two years, there were 100 of cases which was lower than over the following three years that was increased gradually, but the same level as 1988. Nevertheless, the number rose significantly and peaked at 400 in 1989. However, during period 1990 to 1991, this number becomes small decrease Which was  about 50 lower than the highest number.<br>    Finally, at the end of the period there was then a sudden jump to 1992, and the final higher degree decreased sharply and there was not any  noticable number  and that was reached 0.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>TEMUROVA FERUZA<br>The line graph illustrates how many cases of diarrhea in mashhad over a period of 10 years. <br>The most significant facts to emerge from the graph are that despite some striking fluctuations, diarrhea did not observed at the end of 1992 in Mashhad. <br>The number of People suffering from diarrhea stood at 100,after that the figure maintained the same level and remained relatively static over the next two years. There was increased gradually over the following two years with diarrhea reaching 200. However, there was a sharp fall to 1998,to the same level as they were in 1983,this was followed by another dramatic increase with reaching a peak of 400.But they dipped slightly when diarrhea was almost 50 lower than in 1989 and levelled of with in 1991. It is interesting to note that suddenly there was sharp fall which diarrhea could not observed among People in 1992</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Malokhat Gairatovna <br>The line graph illustrates number of cases of diarrhea in Mashhad between 1983 and 1992.<br>Both of the first years the number of cases stood at 100 percent. Over the period they slightly rose around 50 percent per a year between 1985 and 1987, but there was than a sharp fall in 1988. In 1989 ther  were number of cases almost 225 higher than 1987. The Figures showed that between 1990 and 1991 they decreased almost 50 percent. Overall number of cases of diarrhea sharp fall around 0 percent in 1992. And the graph showed that period of between 1990 and 1991 the figures percent was unchanged. They were their highest in 1989 while the weakest figures percent observed in 1988 and 1992.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Ergashev Sharof<br>The line graph demonstrates how the number of people suffering from diarrhea over a period of a decade.<br><br>Overall, it is obvious that although 1983 to 1992 experienced some fluctuations in the trend the proportion fell to the level where no cases of sufferers were registered at the end of the period. Besides, the rate was its highest point in 1989.<br><br>To begin with , the trend stood at 100 in 1983 which was then followed a gradual increase by the year 1987 when 200 cases of diarrhea were observed. 1988 saw a dramatic fall to 100 cases which was just the same as in 1985.  Following this, there was a huge rise of 400 people suffered which was the peakest  of the trend . Then, the number dropped gradually over the following 2 years and finally it hit a low of zero case in 1992 to finish the whole period.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The line grahp illustrates how many cases of diarrhea in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992. Overall,it is not difficult to notice that, the biggest number of cases of diarrhea placed in 1989. And the number of cases of diarrhea levelled out tremendously in 1992. <br>  At the beginning of the period the amount of disease remained static over three years, which was 100. The number then rose gradually to below 200. Twice as many cases were in 1987 compared to 1983. The year, 1988 saw a significant fall back to 1983. Unfortunately, the following year, there was a dramatic upward trend in people suffering from the disease with growing 400. In 1990 the number of cases declined slightly, after this, it stood stable for a year. The last year the figure was not watched </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The line graph illustrates the percentage of cases of diarrhea in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992, and is measured in the number of cases. Overall, it can be seen that, despite cases of diarrhea peaked at its high level  in 1989, over the period the amount of cases of diarrhea experienced a dramatic decline which was the lowest. <br>   In the first year, 1983, the level stood at 100 cases. And it then remained constant until the next year. But, the number of cases rose slowly to around 110 in 1985. Following that, during the period of 1985 to 1987, there was gradual increase of about 200 cases. However, the next year, this figure saw a sudden plunge of 100 as it was in initial year. After that, 1989 witnessed a fremendous soar around 400. Although the figure fell slowly till 1990, it leveled off over a year. Finally, the price of cases  of diarrhea decreased dramatically at the end of the period. </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The line graph compares how many cases of an illness ''diarrhea'' in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992.<br><br>Overall, it is important to note that , even though the number of illness cases fluctuates a lot over 10-year  the period of time, it disappeared completely at the end of the period.<br><br>In the first year of the period,1983, they stood at 100 cases and remained almost unchanged the next year. After this, there was a significant rise over the following 4 years until 1987 when the cases almost doubled but then the figure dropped remarkably in 1998 with nearly the same level as in 1983. Following this, there was another increase being much steeper to reach the highest point of 400 before the upward trend stopped slightly again in 1990 to 50 less than in 1989,after which the number of cases levelled out. Finally,the last year  witnessed a sudden sharp fall in the figure to hit top low.<br>(T.Suhrob)</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Mahmud Karimov<br><br><br>The graph shows about the number of casings of ilness "diarrhea" in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992.<br>Overall,it can be seen that , illness casings of diarrhea stable the same over the following the first six years.Besides , at the end of the period hit a low of zero.<br>The starting of the period witnessed a relatively unchanged and rose slightly the following two years from during the period from 1985 to 1987.Despite a noticeable drop in 1988 which was followed by another increase , almost to reach a pick of 400 cases.After that,there was a minimum decrease in 1990.The cases maintain the same level in 1991 before the figure of a drammatical dip in 1992.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Mamatmuradova Madina<br>The line graph indicates the number of diarrhea cases in Mashhad during the period from 1983 to 1992. <br>As can be seen from the graph, the number of cases of diarrhea stood at 100 at the beginning of the period and they remained relatively constant from 1983 to 1985. It was followed by another increase, with numbers reaching 200 over the following two yeay. After that there was a sudden drop to the same level as they were in 1983. However, the number of cases increased sharply with the rate reaching a peak of 400 for the following year. 1990 saw a slight dip to 350, after which the figures leveled off at this point. Nevertheless, there was a sharp fall to zero at the end of this period. <br>Overall, the number of diarrhea cases almost remained unchanged in the first half of the period, but then they experienced a fluctuation in the second half of the period.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Line graph reflects how many people suffered as a result of diarrhea cases in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992 and is measured in numbers.<br>   Overall all it can be observed that while diarrhea cases peaked its top in 1989, and people got rid of it entirely at the end of period.<br>In the first year, they stood at 100 in 1983 and this upward trend remained relatively over the next two years, at just under 150 in 1985. Then there was a slight increase between 1985 and 1987, and they reached over twice than beginning, but they dropped again in 1988. However, after which number of cases in 1989 with reaching a peak at 400. Then there was small fall in next year when number descent to 350, and it remained static the next year. And finally at the ending year in 1992 , there was a dramaticall and suddenly it reached 0 to finish the period.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The bar graph gives information about how many people of internet consumers each hundred people in fourteen European countries in the beginning of 21rt century. Overall, it is clear to determine while the highest users of these countries was observed in Sweden, the fewest numbers were in Greece. <br>Start with Finland, Sweden, Netherlands and Denmark because there were the most people who utilized Internet around 40 of the proportion. <br>The diagram displays the other 7 countries placed in the middle as a result the fact that Internet was consumed by just under 14 users per 100. <br>Finally, the figure of consumers in the remaining 3 countries Spain Portugal and Greece less than one in ten. </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The bar chart compares the number of internet users per 100 people in European countries.<br>  Overall, we could observe the highest figures in three Scandinavian countries, with slightly lower in Netherland, whereas Spain, Portugal and Greece are the fewest users. All these numbers had directly connection with economic and social situation in these countries.<br>  Three Scandinavian countries are the main users of internet, all above 40. Then with 39 users per people which minimally lower than latters. Next, Germany, Austria and UK had nearly similar levels , all are between 20 and 23 respectively. In contrast, the other 4 countries are relatively same, where the Italy predominant. The rest group of countries are fewest, less notable that Greece is approximately six times smaller than the highest one.<br><br>Narzullaev Ravshanbek.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>   The bar chart compares amount of people who are using the internet in fourteen European countries in 2000.<br>   Overall, it can be seen that, there were the highest number of users were in Sweden and the fewest number of users were in Greece.<br>   Turning first to four countries; Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Netherlands had the more consumers of internet about 40 users per hundred. In contrast to this, in following three countries: UK, Austria, Germany usage of internet slowly fall down about 20 to 25 users per hundred.<br>   In the next Italy, France, Belgium, Ireland which had lower 6-9 users than the other aforementioned countries. Finally, very feeble number of internet consumers were less than 10 percent, had been seen in Spain, Portugal, Greece</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Bunyodov Shahzodbek.....The bar graph indicates a number of people who are using Internet among 14 countries in Europe.Overall,it is clear from the bar graph that the highest levels of internet users are in Sweden when the lowest figure might be observed in Greece.<br>Sweden,Finland,Denmark and Netherlands have the most internet users than the other countries.There are about over 40 users per hundred which  are 16 people more than the nearest state.<br>Other three states (UK,Austria,Germany) demonstrate nearly twice less than the top countries. These figures are kept in similar level in all these three countries <br>The next four countries give information about almost the same level of internet users.They are about 14-16 users every 100 people.<br>Finally,Spain,Portugal and Greece have the least number of people than all other countries.It is understandable that less than 10% Internet use is available in these countries.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The chart gives data about various levels of post secondary school qualifications in Australia and the percentage of females and males who held them in the end of XX century. <br>  Overall,  it is apparent that in three of five qualifications,  males outnumbered females; However  female  have a significant presence on Undergraduate Diploma and Bachelor's Degree. <br>  According to the chart, males made up a particularly large proportion in skilled Vocational  Diploma, at 90%<br>compared to 10% for females. On qualifications of Undergraduate Diploma women outnumbered  men with 70%. In contrast to this  men were dominant on <br>Postgraduate Diploma qualifications,  at 70%.<br>  Turning to degrees, on Bachelor's Degree qualifications there was a slight distinguish between women and men at 50% and 45% respectively.  The last one Masters Degree continues to be male-dominate  at 60%.While percentage of females was 40 % on Masters Degree.</div>]]></description>
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         <title>Number of internet users </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The bar graph gives information about how many people of internet consumers each hundred people in fourteen European countries in the beginning of 21rt century. Overall, it is clear to determine while the highest users of these countries was observed in Sweden, the fewest numbers were in Greece. <br>Start with Finland, Sweden, Netherlands and Denmark because there were the most people who utilized Internet around 40 of the proportion. <br>The diagram displays the other 7 countries placed in the middle as a result the fact that Internet was consumed by just under 14 users per 100. <br>Finally, the figure of consumers in the remaining 3 countries Spain Portugal and Greece less than one in ten. </div>]]></description>
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         <title>Ergashev Sharof : Post-School Qualification in Australia 1999</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><br>The bar graph compares Australian men and women in terms of gaining 5 different post -school qualifications  in 1999 and is measured in percentage.<br><br>Overall, at first glance it is evident that  both sexes showed significantly different proportions , the only exception being  in Bachelor's degree which had slight difference between them.<br><br>To begin with, in 1999 males owned fairly more Skilled Vocational Diplomas showing 90 % proportion which is 80 % higher than that of females .<br><br>Turning then to holding Undergraduate Diploma men had the lower figure of 35% which was half  the amount of the women (70%). In contrast to this , regarding holding Postgraduate Diploma males formed majority showing 70 % ,  whereas women's proportion for this was 30%  which was almost the same as when men got Undergraduate Diploma.<br><br>Finally , males and females demonstrated nearly similar percentage  for Bachelor's Degree being only 5% difference between them.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Numonova Dildora              Post-school qualifications    in Australia in 1999.                The bar chart give information how female and male have post-school qualification in Australia in 1999 and it is measured in percentage                           Overall it can be seen that male be superior in skilled Vocational diploma , Postgraduate diploma , Master degree than female with exception Bachelor's degree and Undergraduate diploma.                             In comparision,  male have a qualification in more 80% fold in skilled Vocational diploma than female because women are very few just only 10% .On other hand women have also much more double of qualification than men in Undergraduate diploma in 70% and 35% .It is same with Postgraduate diploma but there is male are over double higher in 70% and 30% .So both sexes have similar qualification in Bachelor's degree male be in 50% and female be about 45%. Just like some,  male are mostly be superiority in 3 degree , else, 60% men be more in Master's degree than 40% women be this.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Malokhat Gairatovna <br>The diagram compares the different levels of Post-School qualification in Australia the proportion of men and women who held them in 1999.<br>Turning first there was the highest amount of 90 percent allotmented with Males in Skilled Vocational Diploma. The second higher amount of 70 percent marked with both of the sexes in Undergraduate Diploma and Postgraduate Diploma. <br>In contrast average amount of 50 percent marked with Females in Bachelor's Degree.<br>Finally the next amount of 70 percent marked with Males in Masters Degree.<br>Overall it can be seen that, the most highest and lowest amount of percents had in Skilled Vocational Diploma. And the other relatively higher amount of percents in other four countries.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><strong>NUMBER OF</strong> <strong>INTERNET USERS.<br></strong>The bar graph gives information about number of internet users in fourteen European countries in 2000. Overall, due to the graph, it can be seen that in countries like Denmark, Finland and Sweden people use much more internet than in countries like Greece, Portugal and Spain. <br>In 2000 the greatest number of internet users could be observed in Sweden, that was 44 of per 100 people. Less quantity of internet users than in Sweden, but more than other European countries were in Finland (42), Denmark (41) and Neitherlands (38). <br>There are also two main groups of countries which, the first one contains countries with number of users more than 20 (Germany-20, Austria-22, UK-23) and the second one countries more than 10 but less than 20 users (Ireland-14, Belgium-14, France-15, Italy-16) of per 100 people.<br>Finally, countries like Greece (10), Portugal (9) and Spain (10) at the end of the row with a least number of internet users.<br>It is important to note that in the latest group people are not interested in using internet as much as people in the first two groups of countries.<strong><br></strong><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>        World spending and population. <br> The pie charts give data about world spending and population. <br>Overall,  it can be seen that the most money spend for food.While the Asia forms the largest proportion of world population. <br> Turning first to spending,  the percentage of  money which is spent for food makes up the largest amount, at 24%. Next transportation is responsible for 18% of world spending. Interestingly,  a time more money is spent for housing  rather than clothing at 12% and 6% respectively.  And the remaining 40% is spent for other necessary things.<br>Look at the second diagram,  the percentage of Asia makes  up more than  half of the world population,  at 57%.<br>While the Africa form only 10% . The proportion of Europe and  Americas  are the same , at 14 %. And the remaining 5% is allocated to other continents. <br>  Ro'zimurodova Moxichexra </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>     The first pie chart illustrates different sectors that people spend money on while the second compares the proportion  of world population.<br>    At first glance it is evident that individuals spend more money on food and other needs.It can be also seen that Asia is responsible for the most population.<br>       With regards to world spending, the money spent on   food represents just below a quarter of the total.Transport needs account for 18%,comparatively 6%higher than housing expenditures. A little more than 5% of currency  is paid for clothing. However the remaining 40%is allocated to other items<br>      Turning to worldwide population, Asia comprises<br>   a little less than 60% of the population<br> which is the largest proportion <br>among other nations. Interestingly though, a number of people living in Europe and Americas represented the same rate , at 14% while the percentage produced in Africa remains  just under<br>that of two countries However  other <br>nations experience very  small percentage of population rate<br>         Rustamova Eleonora<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <title>World Spending and population </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The pie chart compares the contribution of world spending which is expended by people for various purposes and the other one illustrates the percentage of people who live in different continents. <br>Overall, it can be seen that while the largest proportion of expenditure is spent on food, the most population is placed in Asia.<br>In the expense of world population, except for other purposes that formed 40 % of the total, food is four times higher than clothing and two times than housing. Money spent on transport accounts for just below a fifth of the expenditure. <br>The second diagram gives information about how many percent of people living in 6 continents. It is not difficult to notice that a significant proportion in Asia. Africa contributes 10% to Global population,while other is half of the rate. But Europe and America share don't differ from each other, both are responsible for 14%.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Numonova Dildora                                           World spending and population                               The pie charts compare the percentage of the worlds population and their spending for other things as a percentage .                                              Overall it can be seen that the highest percentage of enrolment for food 24% in world spending . Asians make up the majority of the world's population 57% .                        People spend much of their income on food 24% and the remaining 40% was allocated to a variety other purposes .Half of the money spent on food expend to housing .Clothing took the fewest money 6% and the housing money was doubled this . Transport spending 3 fold more than clothing.       Asians were very many in the world aproxmitely over half of the total world population. Europeans and Americans were same percentage 14% which accounts for about a third of the Asian population . The remaining other nations were the amount of the world population to only 5% the as well Africans which is doubled this .</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The bar chart illustrates how many minutes of call in the UK, categorized by three types of call over the period between 1995 and 2002.<br>Overall, it can be seen that the majority of numbers of phone calls were in the local which was fixed line.<br>At the beginning of the period, the local calls stood at 70. And it increased significantly after 4 years, representing 90 billions minutes. <br>However, after this the amount began to return its provision as 1995.<br>With regards to national and international calls were approximately 40 in 1995 and the number rose gradually, just above 60 by the ending year. Although there was the  least calls in the mobiles at first, but it changed considerably more than 40 till 2002.</div>]]></description>
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         <title>Contribution of selected sectors to the UK Economy in the twentieth century </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The bar chart compares the percentage of different sectors which are selected by agriculture, manufacturing and business and financial services to UK Economy over a period of an age.<br>At first glance that, at the beginning of the century there was little difference between agriculture and manufacturing, but this gap changed dramatically 100 years later. <br>In 1900, agriculture was under five times as high as after 76 years, there was less rise in the half of the century though. And it was nearly not selected in 2000. <br>The figure for manufacturing dropped steadily year by year. However it fell to a low of 17 in the last year.<br>Following these saw only  a sharp decline, the figure for business and financial services increased gradually  over the whole period.  Finally it reached 30% of the contribution .</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>ergashev sharof<br>Average CO2emissions (line graph)<br>The line graph compares four European countries regarding the average amount of carbon dioxide emitted per capita from 1967 to 2007 and is measued in metric tonnes.<br><br>Overall, it is evident that the UK and Sweden standing at the highest positions then saw gradual decrease whereas the other two countries (Italy and Portugal) increased steadily by the end of the whole period.<br><br>To begin , the amount of CO2 emissions in the UK stood at just under 11 tonnes but after that there was a gradual decline in this proportion at a slightly over 8 tonnes at the end of the period. Besides, Sweden began the period with about 9 tonnes, then they reached their highest peak of nearly 11 in the year 1977 . However , they experienced a sharp drop by nearly 5.5 tonnes over the following 3 decades (1987 to 2007).<br><br>Turning to the remaining two countries , Italy and Portugal starting the trend at approximately 4,2 and 1 tonnes respectively demonstrated the similar pattern untill 1997 . However, they then levelled off over the next 10 years.<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Ages of the population of Yemen and Italy in 2000.....(pie chart)</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Numonova Dildora.                            Goods transported in UK (1974-2002).                                The line graph gives information how million tonnes of goods dragged in UK from 1974 to 2002.                             Overall it is clear to notice that the most popular transport was road, but the least goods transported by pipeline.                                      The mostly goods around 65 million tonnes of them transported despite some fluctuations, it reached almost 100 tonnes in the last year. In 1974 the water transport and railway dragged the same goods 40 tonnes. However these transports increased in different ways. Following 20 years water way stood at around 60 but railway's inferior was lower than water way and it reached it's first index 40 tonnes. Hit a low of pipeline way was in 1974 . Though it was increasing slightly so peak at it's high level around 22 million tonnes of goods were transported though pipeline.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Raupov Anzor<br><br><br>The bar chart illustrates how much time people spent in the UK for 3 types of calling from 1995 to 2002 and is measured in billions of minutes.Overall it can be seen that National and international-fixed line and Mobiles were increasing gradually while Local-fixed line  was falling.<br>      Turning to first Local-fixed line stood at around 72 billion minutes in 1995.And increased gradually over the following 4 years to increase steadily to 90 billion minutes.But they falled to the same levels as they were in the first three years.<br>       National and international-fixed line was its highest in 2002,with rising 61 billion minutes and the weakest in 1995 to around 37 billion. 'Mobiles' saw a significant rise over the next 5 months.Then there was small rise to finish a period at 42 billion minutes in 2002.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div> Raupov Anzor<br><br>These pie charts compares World spending and World population.In first chart compares the global expenditure of four items,and second one showes how many people leave in four continents ,and both of them are measured in percentages.Overall it can be seen that while people spend most amounts for "Food"and "Other" purposes, while population shows the highest percentage in Asia.<br><br></div><div>The first pie chart compares global spending between four items.The highest amounts are Food  24% and Transport 18%, while housing formed 12%. And remaining 40%  is spend for other items.</div><div> And the second chart showes how population is radiated. In Asia people amount 57% and it is higher than the remaining continents. Americas(14%) and Europe(14%) make up the same amounts and together they organize nearly one-third of the world's population.Africa formulates 10%(One-tenth).Remaining other continents are responsible for 5 %.</div>]]></description>
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