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The image contains two bar graphs, one representing data from 1996 and the other from 2008, depicting the age when getting married by age group, divided by gender (Female/Male). In 1996, for age group 16-19, females had a percentage around 12%, while males were just above 2%; for 20-24, females were just above 8%, males around 6%, for 25-29, females were just under 6%, males just under 4%; for 30-34, females were around 4%, males just over 2%; for 35-39, females were just under 2%, males just above 0%; for 40-44, females were around 0%, males around 0%. In 2008, for age group 16-19, females had a percentage around 2%, while males were around 0%; for 20-24, females were around 6%, males around 4%; for 25-29, females were above 10%, males around 6%; for 30-34, females were under 14%, males around 8%; for 35-39, females were around 6%, males around 4%; for 40-44, females and males were around 2%.
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The bar charts compare the age that people getting married in one country over a period of 12 years starting from 1996.
Overall, it is clear that the most common age range people entered the married was 25 to 35 for both genders. Moreover, 25-29 was the popular age to get married of woman over the surveyed years.
As can be seen from the charts, the year 2008 experienced slight decreases in the percentage of age people got married. The figures for 20-24 decrease around a half from 1996 to 2008. Meanwhile, the figures for 25-29 age range almost remained stably about 12% for female and slightly dropped to 8% for male.
Looking at the charts for more details, a small rise to 8% and 11% was seen in 30-24 year old females and males getting married. However, there was a considerable increase to 9% in females got married while that of males nearly unchanged. Similarly for the oldest age group 40-45, the females got married climbed from 7% in 1997 to 9% in 2008.
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