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The image displays a stacked bar chart featuring a vertical axis with values from 0 to 1400 in increments of 200, and a horizontal axis labeled "Year" containing three entries: 1995, 2000, and 2005. A legend beneath the horizontal axis defines four categories from bottom to top: "Adult Fiction (in millions)", "Adult Non-Fiction (in millions)", "Children's Books (in millions)", and "Top Audio-Visual Material (in millions)". For the year 1995, the segment values from bottom to top are 330, 1113, 107, and 28. For the year 2000, the segment values from bottom to top are 280, 161, 114, and 33. For the year 2005, the segment values from bottom to top are 230, 110, 104, and 60.
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The bar chart below provides information about borrowing in UK public libraries from 1995 to 2005 divided by 3 parts.
Overall, it can be seen that Adult Non-Function received the highest rank in the first dozen from information. The proportion of borrowing was decreased to the last period.
The Adult Non-Function was ranked to the highest position, accounting 1113 millions of borrowings from all periods, its proportion became lower, and changed to 110 million. The Adult-Fiction was in the second place in 1995 but it decreased lower to the next periods to 280 and 230 million. However, with this proportion it was the highest aspect in 2005.
Whether only one figure named “Top Audio-Visual Material” increased over a 10-year period, and rose from 28 million to 60 million in 2005 it accounted the lowest proportion of borrows in the last period. The aspect “Children’s books” provided unstable information and amount of borrows increased by 7 million in 2005 but it decreased by 10 million in 2005.
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