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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 graph shows information about how many people got diarrhea in Mashhad over a 10-year period between 1983 and 1992.
What stands out from the chart is that there was a fluctuating trend in the number of diseased people. Another interesting point is that in 1989, the trend reached a peak.
Looking at the details, the first 3 years, from 1983 to 1985, there was a stable figure, at 100. In the following year, it rose noticeably to 150. In 1988, this was followed by another increase, although much steeper, twice as high as it was in the first year. However, this downward trend is broken suddenly, and the boomed quantity of patients to reach about 400 in 1989. 1980 came with a small decline of about 300 and remained mainly in 1991, after which people who are sick with diarrhea leveled off to 0.
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