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Band 6+: line graph; Number of arrests per year for using illegal drugs

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The image shows a graph titled "Number of arrests per year for using illegal drugs" detailing data annually from 1991 to 2005: 1991 at 0 arrests, 1992 at 5, 1993 at 12, 1994 at 45, 1995 at 49, 1996 at 57, 1997 at 37, 1998 at 68, 1999 at 18, 2000 at 47, 2001 at 37, 2002 at 48, 2003 at 43, 2004 at 51, 2005 at 49.
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The line graph illustrates changes in the number of arrests in each year for consuming illegal drugs between 1991 and 2005.

Overall, it can be seen that despite all of the decreases during the period, the mark of the end dominates the level of the beginning.

To begin with, there was a gradual rose from the beginning to 1994. Then, the incidents of arrest increased dramatically to 60, leaving it until 1997. Next, the line reached a peak of 70 in 2000.

In the following years, there were significant changes. Although reaching a peak, 2001 saw a plunge to a low of 15 in the number of arrests. However, there was a significant increase which helped to achieve 55. Then, the line graph fluctuated until the end decreasing the incidents of arrest. incidents of arrest.

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