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The image depicts a line graph illustrating the number of cases of diarrhea in Mashhad from 1983 to 1992. Starting at approximately 50 cases in '83, the line increases to about 100 cases in '84, then slightly drops to around 75 cases in '85. The graph shows a sharp rise to approximately 250 cases in '86, followed by a steep decline to nearly 50 cases again in '87. There is a notable increase to approximately 450 cases in '88, which then fluctuates slightly around 400 cases in '89. The number of cases drops to about 300 in '90, followed by a peak at around 425 cases in '91. The graph concludes with a drastic fall to approximately 50 cases in '92. There is no additional context or title provided in the image.
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The given line graph illustrates the figure for cases of diarrhea in Mashhad in the late 20th century.
In general, it is shown that the chart has a fluctuating trend, especially in the late 10 years of the period, which has a dramatic change.
In the first two years of the late 20th century, the figure for cases of diarrhea remained steady at 100 million cases. Then it doubled to around 200 million and continued to increase slightly two years later, but it wasn’t steady until 1998, dropping to around the same figure at the beginning of the trend.
This was followed by a sudden rapid increase in 1989 when the number of cases of diarrhea peaked at 400 million. However, this trend gradually decreased in the following two years by around 50 million cases. Finally, in 1992, the figure for cases this year dropped unexpectedly no cases remained in Mashhad, which is quite surprising.
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