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The image presents a line graph titled "International students at a UK university" with the x-axis showing years from 1995 to 2015 in increments of five years, and the y-axis showing the number of students from 0 to 140 in increments of 20. Four lines represent different regions: Asia, with a consistent increase from about 20 students in 1995 to nearly 140 in 2015; Africa, with a slight increase from about 20 in 1995, peaking around 60 in 2005, and plateauing around 40 in 2015; Europe, with a fluctuating trend starting around 40 in 1995, rising to nearly 80 in 2005, and falling to around 60 in 2015; North America, with a stable trend fluctuating slightly around 20 students throughout the timeframe.
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The line graph illustrates how many overseas students studied at a British university between 1995 and 2015.
Overall, Asia dominated as the leading source of students, maintaining its significant dominance over the period, while students from the other continents were not as numerous.
Regarding Asian students, who started the period as the highest number of students, accounting for nearly 60. Interestingly, their numbers kept rising and reached a peak of about 120 in 2015, making it the highest throughout the period. Unlike the rapid increase in the number of Asian students, that of Europe ended up demonstrating the smallest numbers, from about 20 to about 21, over the three decades.
As for Africa and North America, the former underwent fluctuations from approximately 50 to approximately 50 over the period, whereas the latter remained the same until 2010 at almost 40. Although both began the period at different positions, the latter ranked second in about 2012, with the former surpassing it in student numbers.
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