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Band 4+: The chart below shows the number of students from four different countries, applying to European universities between 2004 and 2008.

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The image presents the number of international applicants to universities in one European country from 2004 to 2008. In 2004: China (25,000), Japan (3,000), USA (12,000), Russia (6,000); in 2005: China (19,000), Japan (4,000), USA (13,000), Russia (7,000); in 2006: China (21,000), Japan (4,000), USA (14,000), Russia (9,000); in 2007: China (22,000), Japan (5,000), USA (15,000), Russia (11,000); in 2008: China (26,000), Japan (6,000), USA (14,000), Russia (12,000).
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The bar chart depicts a number of International students who applied to prestigious universities in European country from 2004 and 2008.

Overall, it can be seen that it has significantly increased a number of students applied in China. However, In Russia, it had always the lowest a number of applications throughout the entire period.

In the first year, many who students applied to the universities at least 27000 from China. It was highest number among the other countries. Moreover, it dramatically dropped approximately 16000 in 2006 and then it dramatically decreased around 1500 by 2008. Furthermore, in 2004, it was the lowest to number of students applied in Russia which was became stable roughly 2000 and it had slightly declined approximately 1500, after that, It also fluctuated for applied applications in 2008.

Meanwhile, it can be seen that a number of applied candidates had slightly lowest roughly 1300 in Japan. By contrast, it was not decrease and soared to applied applications to universities approximately 2600 untill 2008. However, by 2004, a quantity of applied to candidates to universities had the lowest roughly 6000 in USA over the period. It was significantly stable in 2005. Interestingly, it was dramatically soared to applied applications to universities approximately 1500 by 2008.

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