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The image shows a line graph titled "Regional household recycling rates," comparing the UK, France, and Germany from 2005 to 2015. The UK starts at 25% in 2005, decreases to 23% in 2007, rises to 39% in 2011, and increases to 48% in 2015. France starts at 38% in 2005, drops to 35% in 2007, increases to 50% in 2011, and ends at 53% in 2015. Germany starts at 49% in 2005, increases to 62% in 2007, drops to 60% in 2011, and ends at 65% in 2015.
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The line graph provides data on the percanrage of recycling garbidge in various years in fifferent countries.

Overall, the amount of reusing rates is the highest in the UK. In the most cases the tendense is growing up, despite the France. There the situation is deeply another.

The number of recycling rates start growwing up from one in five percentage in 2005. From 2007 to 2009 the numbers were standed steadly. After that period the persantage was increas. The same trend can be seeing in the Germany. The persantage from the start of period to a 2011 was increased significantly. And in the second part of all period that is started in 2011 and endeed in 2015 the number of regional household recycling rates are gradual rose up to a slightly less then 60%.

The third country is a France. There was the highest point un the start of trend which was about 50% and then there was ateep drop to 2013. Hovewer, in the 2015 just below 40% the number of recycling rates is jumped suddenly from 30% that was in the 2013.

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