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The image depicts a bar chart with the title "Percentage of overweight men and women, Australia (1980-2010)". It consists of data on two categories: male and female, with figures for years 1980, 1990, 2000, and 2010. For males in 1980, the percentage is over 40%; in 1990 it rises slightly, in 2000 it reaches over 50%, and in 2010 it is close to 70%. For females, in 1980 the percentage is just below 30%, in 1990 it is around 35%, in 2000 it jumps to over 50%, and in 2010 it is near 60%. The bar heights increase from left to right for both males and females, showing an upward trend in the percentage of overweight individuals over the thirty-year span.
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The bar graph compares the percentage of Australian people, split by their gender, carrying extra weight over a 30-year period, starting from 1980.
Overall, it is evident that while an upward trend can be observed in both groups, men maintained dominance over the given timespan. Meanwhile, the disparity between them remained unchanged.
With two out of five males who had excess pounds at the beginning of the period, they were predominant. This was closely followed by their counterparts, with a third of females. This was followed by a two-decade course, between 1980 and 2000, during which their figures went up gradually to about 65% for men and 52% for women. For the remaining period, the proportion of men who suffered from obesity declined slightly by 5%. Regards women, there was no change in the percentage at the end of the period. It means that just over a half of females remained fairly stable.
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