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The image is a bar graph with the x-axis representing the years 1990, 1998, 2005, and the y-axis scaling from 0 to 1000 in increments of 200. The graph has four sets of bars, two for each year, representing males and females, further divided into full-time and part-time. In 1990, males-full-time is approximately 200, males-part-time approximately 100, females-full-time nearly 100, and females-part-time around 70. In 1998, males-full-time is approximately 230, males-part-time nearly 150, females-full-time around 180, and females-part-time close to 90. In 2005, males-full-time is approximately 850, males-part-time nearly 500, females-full-time around 800, and females-part-time close to 600.
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The following report presents information on the number of four forms of students from the United Kingdom in 1990, 1998 and 2005, as depicted in the provided line graph.
Overall, the trend shows a remarkable increase in the number of all four types of students, with the female students pursuing full-time education rank the firstby 2005 .
In 1990, the number of males-full-time students stood at 200 thousands, the highest among the four kinds. Over the next years, the figure surged consistently, reaching a peak at 800 thousands by 2005, only surpassed by females-full-time students. A similar upward trajectory was seen in female students receiving part-time education.
In contrast, male students pursuing part-time education witnessed a significant decline in the total number between 1990 to 1998 , which brought the figure down to about 100 thousands. After that, the number climbed at a rapid pace, finally reaching at about 750 by 2005.
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