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Band 7+: The bar chart gives information about the life expectancy in Japan, Korea, the United States, and Indonesia, and the table shows the change in life expectancy between 1953 and 2008.

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The image displays a bar chart and a list: The bar chart titled 'Life expectancy of people born in 2008' compares life expectancy values at birth across four countries—Japan, Korea, USA, and Indonesia—with vertical bars indicating that Japan has the highest life expectancy around 82 years, followed by Korea approximately 79 years, USA around 78 years, and Indonesia approximately 69 years. Below the chart, there's a list detailing 'Increases in life expectancy between 1953 and 2008' for the same countries, showing Japan at +3.5 years, Korea at +12.5 years, the United States at +3 years, and Indonesia with the highest increase at +15.7 years.
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The bar graph illustrates the life expectancy for individuals born in 4 different countries in 2008, while the table outlines how it changed in such nations between 1953 and 2008.

Overall, Japan had the highest life expectancy in 2008, while Indonesia recorded the lowest. In contrast, Indonesia had the most significant surge in life expectancy from 1953 to 2008, whereas the United States witnessed the least improvement among others.

In 2008, the average living age of the Japanese people was about 82, which was remarkably higher than that of Korea and the US, at approximately 78 and 77, respectively. Conversely, Indonesia reported the lowest life expectancy, at only about 70 years old.

Over the 55-year period, Indonesia and Korea had a whopping increase in life expectancy ranging from 12.5 to 15.7 years added by. Meanwhile, the rise figures of the United States and Japan were roughly 4 times lower compared to 2 those nations, at around 3 and 3.5 years increase, respectively.

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