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The image displays a line graph showing percentages for four categories over several years. For the 'Total' category, the percentages are: 1976-29%, 1981-25%, 1986-23%, 1991-23%, 1996-26%, 2001-29.5%, 2006-31.5%, and 2011-32.5%. For the 'UK' category, the percentages are: 1976-14%, 1981-11%, 1986-9.5%, 1991-8.5%, 1996-7%, 2001-6%, 2006-5.5%, and 2011-5%. For the 'Other' category, the percentages are: 1976-10.5%, 1981-9%, 1986-7.5%, 1991-8%, 1996-9.5%, 2001-11%, 2006-13.5%, and 2011-13%. For the 'Asia' category, the percentages are: 1976-2.5%, 1981-4%, 1986-5%, 1991-6%, 1996-7.5%, 2001-9.5%, 2006-12%, and 2011-14.5%.
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The line graph illustrates the number of Australian people who were born in different countries, during the period of 1976 to 2011.
In general, it is clear that total percentage at the beginning accounted for nearly 30 percent, but this figure declined to 23 percent in 1991, and slightly rised to more than a third percent.
In 1976 figure of people who were born in Asia made up a very small proprtion, then in 1996 the percentage climbed to 7 percent, and in 2011 it stood at 15 percent. The UK represented 15 percent at the start, in 1986 this result fell to 10 percent, and then rapidly declined to 5 percent. Finally, Australian people who were born in other countries made up 11 percent in 1976, but the figure went down to 6 percent in 1986. The proportion slowly growth to the nearly 15 percent, after the percentage dropped to 13 percent.
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