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The image displays a bar graph comparing divorce rates in Finland and Sweden from 2011 to 2015. Finland is represented by blue bars, Sweden by red bars. In 2011, Finland's divorce rate was 60%, while Sweden's was 50%. By 2012, Finland's rate dropped to 45%, and Sweden's increased to 55%. In 2013, both countries had a 50% divorce rate. In 2014, Finland's rate decreased to 45%, Sweden's rate increased to 55%. By 2015, Finland's divorce rate increased to 50%, while Sweden's decreased to 45%.
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A glance at the given bar chart compares the percentages of Finnish and Swedes divorced people in the during the period 2011 to 2015.
Generally speaking, the proportion of divorces from Sweden was always dominant exception of 2015 while the rates of Finnish divorces witnessed an upward trend.
In Finland, there was a fluctuation in the proportion of divorces in and around 38% and 35% in the years of 2011 to 2013. In the following year, it witnessed a marginal escalation to just over a two fifth and remained stable at the rest of the period (in 2015).
The per cents of Swedes divorces were more than two fifth before it saw an upward trend to under a half in 2012and reached its peak. However, these numbers collapsed gradually in 2013 to nearly 47% and till the last period it felt down to under a half.
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