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The image is a bar chart with stacked columns representing the percentage of a drug company’s sales from 2002 to 2006, categorized by regions: America, Europe, and Asia. For 2002, America contributes 41%, Europe 35%, and Asia 25%; in 2003, America has 35%, Europe 30%, and Asia 35%; for 2004, America shows 27%, Europe 38%, and Asia contributes 35%; in 2005, America's share is 29%, Europe's 34%, and Asia's 37%; finally, in 2006, America accounts for 30%, Europe 30%, and Asia has increased to 40%.
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The bar chart illustrates the percentage of medicine sold by companies in three various nations from 2002 to 2006. Overall, there was a downward trend in drug total sales of America and Europe, whereas it was not true for Asia, which improved over the period.
As can be seen, America and Europe companies starting at 41% and 34% respectively, the former decreased noticeably by 14% between 2002 and 2004. The latter experienced a significant increase to 38% in the mid-period. In 2006 these two countries fell dramatically and ranked at around 30%.
By contrast, the proportion in Asia rose gradually, which began at 25% and owned more clients, this figure jumped moderately and reached a peak at 40%, becoming the most renowned companies in the three nations.
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