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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 given graph illustrates how many students coming from other countries studied at a UK university over a 20-year period. (
Overall, there was an upward trend in the number of overseas students in most continents. In addition, Asian students were higher than the others.
In 1995, the number of Asian and European pupils was the two highest, at 60 and 50 respectively. After the next 20 years, a sharp rise was seen in the number of Asian students, increasing two-fold at the end. In contrast, European students experienced a slight fluctuation, ending at under 50 in 2015.
Moving on to North America, from 1995 to 2010, North American students remained stable at 40, before surpassing the figure for Europe and reaching a peak at 70 in 2015. Moreover, the number of African students peaked at 30 in 2010, but then returned to its starting number, at 20.
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