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The image presents a line graph detailing the percentage of households with internet access from 1999 to 2009 in four countries: in 1999, USA 20%, Canada 18%, Germany 9%, Indonesia 0%; in 2000, USA 26%, Canada 23%, Germany 12%, Indonesia 1%; in 2001, USA 41%, Canada 39%, Germany 23%, Indonesia 2%; in 2002, USA 50%, Canada 47%, Germany 31%, Indonesia 3%; in 2003, USA 55%, Canada 54%, Germany 40%, Indonesia 6%; in 2004, USA 61%, Canada 56%, Germany 50%, Indonesia 8%; in 2005, USA 66%, Canada 66%, Germany 58%, Indonesia 11%; in 2006, USA 68%, Canada 68%, Germany 67%, Indonesia 13%; in 2007, USA 70%, Canada 73%, Germany 75%, Indonesia 15%; in 2008, USA 75%, Canada 79%, Germany 78%, Indonesia 17%; in 2009, USA 70%, Canada 78%, Germany 83%, Indonesia 21%.
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The line graph illustrates the percentage of households with internet access in four different nations over a ten-year period from 1999 to 2009.
Overall, it is evident that internet access increased in all four countries over the period. While all countries started at relatively low levels, they experienced steady growth and reached their highest figures by the end of the period.
Looking first at United States and Canada both countries experienced significant growth, reaching approximately 66% and 78% respectively by the end of period. Similarly, Germany saw a sharp increase and rose to around 77%, a level comparable to that of the United States.
Turning to Indonesia, it began at a very low level, close to zero and increased gradually over the period. However, despite this growth, it remained the lowest among all four countries throughout the period.
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