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The image shows a horizontal bar chart with data for 12 different countries across three categories: Gold, Silver, and Bronze. Data for each category is presented in separate, adjacent bars for each country, with numerical values extending from 0 up to 2,500. USA has the longest bars for Gold and Silver, extending past 2,000 and 1,500 respectively, while the Bronze bar reaches 1,000. Soviet Union's Gold bar extends to 1,000 and Silver to 500, while Bronze is slightly less than 500. UK's Gold bar is around 500, with Silver and Bronze bars around 250 each. France's Gold bar is around 250, and Silver and Bronze are around 150 each. Germany has Gold and Silver bars near 750, and Bronze close to 500. Italy's Gold bar reaches 500, with Silver at 250 and Bronze near 200. Sweden's Silver and Bronze bars are near 150 and Gold is around 100. Australia's Gold bar is around 250, Silver near 150, and Bronze close to 200. Hungary's Gold bar is close to 400, Silver near 250, and Bronze past 200. East Germany has Gold and Silver bars just past 400 and Bronze at 250. Japan's Gold is just over 200, Silver around 100, and Bronze over 50. China's all three bars are close to the starting point, with Gold, Silver, and Bronze around 50 each.
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The bar chart gives information about how many gold, silver bronze medals were gained in 12 various countries in 2012.
Overall, USA ranked first between all countries in terms of its winning medals while Japan was observed as the last active country compared to others.
The USA as the leading country, achieved almost 2300 medals, more than double the number of the second successful country, the Soviet Union. Those medals received by USA’s athletes included about 900 Golds, 800 Silvers, and 600 Bronzes. However, the UK, France, Germany, and Italy won between 500 and 750 medals each, in descending order of the total count of medals.
On the other hand, the remaining nations on the chart won fewer than 500 medals. Asian countries, China and Japan, occupied the lowest positions with each having the total of nearly 400 medals. Also, the share of gold medals in China outnumbered the share of its other medals, slightly.
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