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Band 5+: The graph below shows the percentage of international students in various countries in three different years 2005, 2010 and 2015. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a bar chart of international students in percentage across five countries for the years 2005, 2010, and 2015. USA: 2005 - 30%, 2010 - 35%, 2015 - 40%. Canada: 2005 - 45%, 2010 - 50%, 2015 - 80%. UK: 2005 - 40%, 2010 - 45%, 2015 - 55%. Australia: 2005 - 35%, 2010 - 40%, 2015 - 60%. New Zealand: 2005 - 30%, 2010 - 35%, 2015 - 45%.
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The graph below illustrates , the amount of numerous number of students studying outside their hometown across different years , and it’s measured in percentage .

Overall , it’s clear that canada has the highest rate of international learners in 2015 compared to the other countries . While United kingdom and Australia measured the same with slightly difference between each other . In 2010 the percentage was stable in usa and canada , however it started to decline in other countries , in 2005 the data shows fluctuations in all cities , therefore uk was the top in all of them .

Canda recorded the best increase in number of global students , starting from 2005 with around 35 percent ending with dramatically increase in 2015 approximately to 80 percent . Uk and USA were the nearest rates in 2010 between 52 to 68 percent , moreover it shows a peak in 2005 , from 59 to 49 percent.

Meanwhile , Australia and New Zealand shows the lower figure across all years they have kind of a stability and rates, but there is a difference in 2005. Australia has the highest percent the New Zealand in 2010. Both of them shows a stability and percentage around 42%.

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