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The image shows a bar graph titled 'Population size (1990 - 2000)' depicting the populations of Jakarta, Shanghai, and Sao Paulo between 1990 and 2000 in 5 million increment scale, measured in millions. For Jakarta, the 1990 population bar almost reaches the 10 million mark, the 2000 prediction bar surpasses the 15 million mark by a small margin, and the 2000 actual figures bar reaches almost the 20 million mark. Shanghai's 1990 population bar is slightly shorter than Jakarta's 1990 bar, its 2000 prediction bar is approximately half a million shorter than Jakarta's 2000 prediction, while its 2000 actual figures bar is almost identical in length to Jakarta's 2000 prediction bar. Sao Paulo's 1990 population bar is the longest, surpassing the 15 million mark, its 2000 prediction bar reaches the 20 million mark and its 2000 actual figures bar is the shortest of the 2000 actual figures but still surpasses the 15 million mark.
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The given bar chart demonstrates how the population in three cities, including Jakarta, Shanghai, and Sao Paulo, actually grew from 1990 to 2000, with a comparison to previously expected numbers.
Overall, it was expected that the populations in the three cities would experience a significant rise after 10 years. However, the data for Shanghai proved the opposite trend. Also, during the 10-year period, Sao Paulo remained the most populated city among the three.
First of all, the population in Sao Paulo witnessed the most significant change, soaring from around 18 million people in 1990 to just over 21 million in 2000, although it was expected to rise to nearly 25 million people.
In 1990, the population in Jakarta was only around 8 million, much less than that in Shanghai, which was approximately 12 million. These two cities were expected to have a sharp increase in population after 10 years, to around 13 and 15 million, respectively. However, in 2000, the population in Jakarta went up to around 11 million, making it equal to the figure for Shanghai in the same year.
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