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The image displays a line graph detailing the smoking rates per 1,000 people in Someland from 1960 to 2000. In 1960, men had a rate of 600, women 100. By 1965, men decreased to 575, women rose to 150. In 1970, men were at 550, women 200. By 1975, the rates were 500 for men and remained 250 for women. In 1980, men were 450, women 300. By 1985, men were 400, women 300. In 1990, men were 350, women 280. By 1995, men fell to 300, women 230. In 2000, men reached 250, women 200. Both genders show an overall declining trend, with men consistently higher than women.
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The supplied line graph gives information about the rate of smoking per 1,000 people in Someland from 1960 to 2000. The data are calibrated in thousands.
At the first glance, it is perfectly clear that the amount of smoking for women increased slightly, whereas the rate of smoking for men dropped considerably.
To begin with the year 1960, in Someland men had a rate of 600, while women experienced a rate of 100. From 1960 to 1980, the smoking rate of men decreased slowly to approximately 480, whereas the number of women identified as smokers rose sharply by almost 210.
In 1990, the rate among female smokers in Someland had seen a slight decrease to about 290, while the figure for male smokers continued to drop to nearly 380. In the year 2000, despite its overall rise, the number of female smokers was slightly less than male smokers, 200 and about 250 respectively.
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