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The image shows a bar graph comparing the number of unspecified units across European Nations, Middle East, Far East, and Africa from 1999 to 2003. In 1999: European Nations ~30,000, Middle East ~8,000, Far East ~17,000, Africa ~5,000. In 2000: European Nations ~29,000, Middle East ~10,000, Far East ~21,000, Africa ~6,000. In 2001: European Nations ~25,000, Middle East ~13,000, Far East ~21,000, Africa ~5,500. In 2002: European Nations ~27,000, Middle East ~14,000, Far East ~17,000, Africa ~9,000. In 2003: European Nations ~30,000, Middle East ~13,000, Far East ~21,000, Africa ~5,000.
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From the graph it is clear that at the beginning of period the largest amount of applicants from European nations whereas Africa consistently recorded a lower figure in given period.
In 1999, 30.000 applicants who came from European nations were the highest figure than other countries, while Africa showed lowest figure in all years. Moreover, 15.000 student apply university from far east.
In 2000 and 2001, European nations saw a decrease in the number of applicants. Additionaly, there were an increase the number of students who came from middle east and far east 12.000 and 20.000 respectively while the African applicants stay remained.
In 2003, there was a massive went down in the number of applicants in European nations to just over 10.000 when it comes to far east the pattern was reversed.
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