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The image presents two bar charts comparing the percentage of individuals getting married at various age groups, differentiated by gender for the years 1996 and 2008. In 1996: 16-19 years Female ~11%, Male ~1%; 20-24 years Female ~13%, Male ~4%; 25-29 years Female ~12%, Male ~9%; 30-34 years Female ~5%, Male ~8%; 35-39 years Female ~3%, Male ~6%; 40-44 years Female ~1%, Male ~4%. In 2008: 16-19 years Female ~5%, Male ~1%; 20-24 years Female ~8%, Male ~3%; 25-29 years Female ~12%, Male ~8%; 30-34 years Female ~11%, Male ~10%; 35-39 years Female ~5%, Male ~7%; 40-44 years Female ~2%, Male ~4%.
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The bar chart shows the people who was getting married in 1996 and 2008 by their ages.
Overall, the number of getting married couples of some ages are relatively stable in both times, and the most challenges was on the figure of females. Some young and old people little increase but grew proporcionally.
The figure of couples in 1996 and 2008 in 25-29 and 30-34 ages are relatively stable. Young female’s number around 12% in both times, despite this, male’s number who are in 35-39 just over 10% and it is high than ladies figure in this old.
In 1996 non-single men’s number was nearly to 8%, it grew maximally and husbands number was a around 12%, however, women’s figure very little in too years, and low at 4 to about 2. The young couples number decreased, only feamles in 20-24 and males in 40-44 saved their figure in 2 different times.
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