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Band 4+: THE CHART BELOW SHOWS THE NUMBER OF FILMS PRODUCED BY FIVE COUNTRIES IN THREE YEARS.

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The image displays a bar graph with five categories, labeled A-E, and values for three different years, 2007-2009, measured on a scale from 0 to 100. Category A shows a decrease from approximately 100 in 2007 to 90 in 2008 and 80 in 2009. Category B shows a decline from around 80 in 2007 to just below 80 in 2008 and 70 in 2009. Category C remains constant at approximately 40 for all three years. Category D shows a slight increase from about 10 in 2007 to 15 in 2008 and 2009. Category E shows a steady value of around 10 for all years. The bars are color-coded, with 2007 in blue, 2008 in red, and 2009 in black.
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The chart illustrates the figures of films produced by five countries A, B, C, D and E between 2007, 2008 and 2009.

Overall, A is a country with the most films produced throughout the period, but the number of films produced by C initially was smallest segment. In the middle of the period, D was hitting the low point about. In the end of period, E has smallest figures about the films produced. Meanwhile, B has remain unchanged.

Firstly, the films produced by A reached about 88 in 2007 and wasn’t different in the next year. But in 2009, the figures has some decrease by around 8, reach 80 films. A could produced more films than B. In 2007, the number of films was 50, less than A around 38 films. However, it increased nearly 51 films in 2008 and that number continue rise in 2009, reach 70 films.

Secondly, C was smallest segment about the number of films in 2007, it less than 10 films. In 2008, the number was rise by around 4 films and reach nearly 18 films in 2009. In 2007, the number of films produced almost 15. But in 2008, it decreased reach around 9 films. However, it has slightly grow in 2009, rise around 12 films. In 2007, the figures was around 9 films and increase by 1 films in 2008; reach 11 films in 2009.

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