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The image shows a bar graph titled "Marriage statistics" with data for the years 1958 and 1991. It compares the number of marriages per thousand people across eight countries. The USA has the highest rate in 1958 with approximately 11, dropping to about 9 in 1991. The UK starts at about 7.5 in 1958 and decreases to nearly 5.5 in 1991. Japan begins around 9 in 1958 and falls to just above 6 in 1991. Finland has a 1958 value near 7.5, reducing to roughly 5.5 in 1991. Germany starts at approximately 8.5 in 1958 and declines to about 6 in 1991. France initially has about 7.5, lowering to around 5 in 1991. Italy commences with nearly 7.5, falling to about 5.5 in 1991. Denmark has the lowest initial value at just above 7 in 1958 and drops to approximately 6 in 1991. Each bar has a pattern fill - dots for 1958 and diagonal lines for 1991.
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The bar chart gives illustration of marriage statistics per thousand people for eight countries during the years 1958 and 1991.
Overall, in both years USA held the highest numbers.
To begin with, in USA marriage statistics was higher overall, through it dropped slightly from around 10 to 9. UK stayed the nearly the same, decreasing to only 6 from 7 in 1991. In terms of Japan, both components were almost identical with standing at approximately 6, while in Finland it was similarly in 1958, then declined to 5.
Regarding France and Germany, the statistics were resembling, at 6 in 1958 as well as both of them fell to 5 in 1991. Concerning Italy, the percentage of marriage statistics witnessed a steady decrease to nearly 5 from about 6. Denmark was one of the countries that marriage statistics only increased from 5 to 7.
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