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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 chart illustrates the rate of overweight adults in Australia at the start of each decade, beginning in 1980.
Overall, it is clear that the percentage of overweight males was significantly higher than that of females in each year. Additionally, the rate of overweight both men and women rose over the research period.
In 1980, just under 50% of Australian men were overweight, compared to only about one-third of females, which were the lowest figures for each gender during the research period.
Over the next 20 years, the rates of overweight male and female citizens in Australia both saw significant increases, with the figure for men reaching a peak of almost 70% in 2000. From 2000 to 2010, slightly fewer men were overweight, as illustrated by a decline of roughly 3% in 2010, whereas the figure for women remained unchanged, with exactly half of Australian women being overweight in the final year.
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