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The image shows a line graph depicting parcel deliveries by FedEx and TNT for the years 1920 to 2000; in 1920, FedEx delivered 5000 parcels and TNT delivered 1000; FedEx increased to 15000 by 1940, while TNT reached 2000; FedEx peaked at 25000 in 1950 before dropping back to 15000 in 1960, maintained this number until 1980; TNT consistently increased to 5000 in 1950, 7000 by 1960, overtaking FedEx briefly in 1970 with 12000 parcels but dropped below to 10000 in 1980; from 1980, FedEx rose sharply to 25000 in 1990 and 30000 by 2000; TNT climbed from 10000 in 1980 to 20000 in 1990, then fluctuated slightly, ending with 20000 in 2000.
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The line graph illustrates the information about the amount of parcels delivered by two different companies Federal Express and TNT Mall from 1920 to 2000.
Overall, it is clear that the most significant contributor was the second service, which represents gradually enhancing, while the least significant was the first company with rapidly changes.
Federal Express initial point starts from 15000 delivers in 1920, while after two decades it peaked up to approximately 24000 parcels. However, the number of packages dramatically crashed to 12000, and it stood at during ten years. In 1980, it accounted for the over 18000 shares, and stabilized at one point till the end.
Furthermore, TNT Mall Service is slowly climbed by starting from 5000 to 11000, but it is stayed at this point for twenty years. In 1980 it sharply jumped to 22000 amounts, then slightly rose to 25000. This shows a big contrast between the highest and the lowest.
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