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The image shows a line graph of parcels delivered by Federal Express and TNT Mail Services over time, with the y-axis representing the number of parcels in thousands and the x-axis representing the years 1920 to 2000 in ten-year intervals. The red line represents FedEx, starting at 2,500 parcels in 1920, dipping to 0 parcels in 1930, increasing to 22,500 parcels in 1940, dropping to 15,000 parcels in 1950, steadily rising to 20,000 parcels by 1990, and then spiking to 25,000 parcels by 2000. The blue line represents TNT, starting at 10,000 in 1920, steadily decreasing to 5,000 parcels in 1980, and then sharply increasing to over 20,000 parcels by 2000.
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The diagram highlights data on how many parcels have been delivered by the biggest mail services companies between 1920 and 2000. Overall, it can be seen that there was a rise in both FedEx and TNT. Moreover, TNT dramatically increased, despite the fact that it was lower than FedEx.
At first, the FedEx grew considerably from 15.000 to almost 25.000 deliveries within the quarter of decade. Afterwards, it dropped significantly to approximately 12.500 deliveries by 1950, and remained stable by 1960. Next, it markedly increased to a little more than 17.500 by 1970 and fluctuated around thirty years.
The figure for TNT increased noticeably from 5.000 to 8.000 distributions over thirty year period, and by 1960 the number of transportations grew to 10.000. Next, it started to fluctuate by 1980, and finally reached the peak of 25.000 carries by 2000.
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