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The image depicts oil consumption data from 1965-2015 in million barrels per day: In 1965, Europe at approximately 2.7, Middle East at around 0.3, China at about 0.2, USA at roughly 10.3; In 1975, Europe at around 7, Middle East at approximately 0.7, China at roughly 0.5, USA at close to 17; In 1985, Europe at around 10, Middle East at nearly 1, China at approximately 1, USA just below 14; In 1995, Europe at about 11, Middle East just above 2, China close to 2, USA above 16; In 2005, Europe just under 14, Middle East near 3, China below 3, USA at 20; In 2015, Europe slightly over 12, Middle East above 5, China slightly above 4, USA slightly above 18.
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The diagram compares changes in oil’s barrel consumption between Europe, Middle East, China, and the USA between 1965 and 2015 per day. Overall, the USA hit the higher expenditure around other regions throughout the period. Europe as the second rank of this comparison, while China and Middle East relatively have a similar number.
In the first year, the USA slightly has a difference number of consumption with Europe which Europe is higher than the USA. However, after ten years, the utilizing of oil in the USA increased dramatically around 17 million per day, and rising rather steadily until 2005 when it reached about 21 million. At the end of 2015, it experienced a sudden drop about 3 million.
The figure of Europe was minimally changed during that period. But, also had a decrease after reach its peak number around 15 million to 11 million. In China and Middle East, they experienced the lowest number since the first year, but growing significantly over the years.
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