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The image shows a graph depicting annual immigration from 1990 to 2001 to three countries. For the USA: 1990 - 1700k, 1991 - 1400k, 1992 - 1200k, 1993 - 1100k, 1994 - 1100k, 1995 - 1100k, 1996 - 900k, 1997 - 900k, 1998 - 900k, 1999 - 1200k, 2000 - 1400k, 2001 - 1400k. For Canada: 1990 - 200k, 1991 - 250k, 1992 - 250k, 1993 - 200k, 1994 - 200k, 1995 - 200k, 1996 - 200k, 1997 - 250k, 1998 - 250k, 1999 - 250k, 2000 - 300k, 2001 - 350k. For Australia: 1990 - 100k, 1991 - 100k, 1992 - 100k, 1993 - 100k, 1994 - 50k, 1995 - 100k, 1996 - 100k, 1997 - 50k, 1998 - 50k, 1999 - 50k, 2000 - 100k, 2001 - 150k.
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The line graph illustrates the persantages of immigrants came in 1990 and 2001.
overall USA experienced an upward trend by domanating, whereas Canada and Australia stay stable over the period .
in the first year in USA the figure for people came from another country climbed from about 1300 to 1800 in 1992 . however the number of immigrants fall to 1000 in 1993 and fluctuated over the next decade.
by contrast the proportion of immigrants of Canada remain stable from 200 to from 1991 to 2000. morever the figure for immigrants saw jumped to slightly more than 400 in 2001. on the other hand the figure for the people came to Australia almost remain unchanged all over the period, despite the fact the proportion of immigrants dipped to about 80 thousand in 1994.
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