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Band 5+: The chart below shows the number of international applicants to the universities of one European country. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows the number of international applicants to the universities of one European country from 2004 to 2008 by country; in 2004: China 27,000, Japan 10,000, USA 10,000, Russia 2,000; in 2005: China 24,000, Japan 12,000, USA 10,000, Russia 3,000; in 2006: China 22,000, Japan 17,000, USA 15,000, Russia 4,000; in 2007: China 20,000, Japan 18,000, USA 16,000, Russia 6,000; in 2008: China 28,000, Japan 17,000, USA 12,000, Russia 7,000.
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The bar graph illustrates the statistics for international students enrolling in the universities of four particular nations over the interval of 4 years since 2004.

From an overall perspective, it is evident that the number of abroad individuals applying to universities in USA, and Japan underwent upward trends while the opposite was true in China over the surveyed span.

To be more precise, the oversea applicants to the universities in China was by far the most significant and experienced a downward pattern. Specifically, it reached its peak at 27.000 in 2004 and diminished sharply to 18.000, remaining the period of 2-year from 2006 to 2007 followed by diving moderately to roughly 15.000 in 2008. In contrast, this trend can be observed in USA, there was swift ascend from approximately 13.000 to 18.000 and surged gradually to 26.000 over the 4-year timeframe.

It is noteworthy that in Russia, the figure for remaining a relatively stable levels between 2.000 to 3.000 throughout 4 years. In addition, there was noticeable growth in Japan from 7.000 to 9.000 within 4 years from 2004.

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