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The image displays the number of international applicants to the universities of one European country from 2004 to 2008. In 2004, the number of applicants were China: 27,000, Japan: 18,000, USA: 11,000, Russia: 3,000. In 2005, they were China: 22,000, Japan: 18,000, USA: 9,000, Russia: 4,000. In 2006, they were China: 20,000, Japan: 18,000, USA: 18,000, Russia: 2,000. In 2007, they were China: 23,000, Japan: 19,000, USA: 17,000, Russia: 2,000. In 2008, they were China: 28,000, Japan: 22,000, USA: 16,000, Russia: 2,000.
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The bar graph illustrates the international students from the USA, Russia, Japan, and China studying at the University of a European country from 2004 to 2008
Overall, the number of applicants in China decreased, while the figures for the remaining countries had the opposite trend. Also, students applying for China and USA were the most significant in 4 years.
In 2004, the number of international students from China peaked at around 27,000 and is also the most popular in our countries. In the same year, the figures for Russia accounted for the lowest rate with only about 3,000 students. Likewise, the number of international students from Japan and the USA is about 7000 and 3000, respectively.
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