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The image contains a line graph with the x-axis labeled from 1973 to 2008 in 5-year intervals, and the y-axis labeled "Births per 1.000 people" from 0 to 140 in 20-unit intervals. Six labeled lines denote birth rates for different age groups: Ages 25-29 start at just under 120 in 1973, peaking above 120 before dropping below 100 in 2008; Ages 20-25 begin around 80, steadily decline to just over 40; Ages 30-35 start below 40, rise to near 80; Under 20s commence around 60, drop to around 20; Ages 35-39 initiate just over 10, ascend to just under 50; Ages 40 and over maintain the lowest birth rates, beginning close to 0, reaching approximately 10 by the end of the timeline.
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The UK women’s birth giving rate in multiple age ranges between years 1973-2008 is demonstrated by a line graph. Overall, birth giving had a negative trend in 4 age groups and a rise in 2 of them.
From the start till the end of given time period, women in the age range from 20 to 29 had the highest birth giving rates. For the females of 25-29 age group figure started at 140 and had a smooth decline till 1978, after which remained steady for around 5 years. As for 25-29 aged ones, in general birth rate displayed a constant decline, constituting for the loss of 20 in 35 years.
The middle range of 30-35 demonstrated a steady increase that accounted for approximately 15 birth per 1000 people. The next rage (35-39) also showed a rising trend, even though it had a stagnation from 1978 till 1988. Nevertheless, women who are under 20 and those who are 40 and over had a negative descending tendency throughout the time period, hitting their trough at the end of it.
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