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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 line chart illustrates the metamorphoses in the UK birth rate divided into 6 age groups: 25-29, 20-25, 30-35, under 20, 35-39 and over 40, in the period from 1973 to 2008. Birth rate is written per 1000 people.
Overall, 25-29 age group fluctuates, and was the most relevant in the UK for all the period, while 40 and over age group depicts that they were not used to give birth. Vast majority of group ages were declined.
4 line graphs show gradually decrease. 25-29 age group depicts, that in 1973 140 women produced child, while in 2008 it decreased by 20. 25-29 and under 30 age groups both had permanently went down approximately by 20 infants. 40 and over group fell double to 10 child per 1000 people in 2008.
30-35 and 35-39 age groups were went up steadily while entire time period, to 20 and 30 child respectively.
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