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The image contains a graph showing the changing rates of crime in the inner city of Newport from 2003 to 2012. The graph includes three lines representing burglary, car theft, and robbery (theft from the person). In 2003, burglary rates were the highest at around 3500, followed by car theft at about 3100, and robbery at approximately 900. By 2012, all three crime rates had decreased, with burglary at about 2000, car theft at around 1200, and robbery at approximately 600. The graph has a y-axis labeled "Number of crimes" with increments of 500, and an x-axis labeled "Year" ranging from 2003 to 2012.
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The line graph given below unravels the changes in three various fields of crime in the city of Newport between 2003 and 2012.
At a first glance, it is evident that robbery has not seen any significant change to around 1400 over the given timespan, while the number of incidents involving burglary dropped from just below 3500 to around 1400. By 2012, car theft had taken a leading position, which formerly belonged to burglary.
Specifically, starting from 2004 the occurrences of burglary nosedived to about 1200 by the year 2008, and levelled out at the same rate. Following that, in 2005 the line of car theft fell down to just above 2000 yearly cases, and from 2006, it oscillated to eventually reach approximately 2400 incidents per year. Finally, no significant trend is noticed for robbery, which began and ended at the same rate of about 600 incidents.
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