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The image presents a graph delineating the number of marriages in the UK from 1951 to 2001 with three distinct series: All Marriages, First Marriages, and Remarriages. In 1951, All Marriages, First Marriages, and Remarriages were recorded around 400,000, approximately 350,000, and about 50,000 respectively. By 1961, these figures changed to roughly 350,000 for All Marriages, around 320,000 for First Marriages, and near 30,000 for Remarriages. In 1971, All Marriages peaked at about 480,000 whereas First Marriages were approximately 390,000, and Remarriages around 80,000. By 1981, All Marriages dropped to roughly 370,000, First Marriages decreased to nearly 320,000, and Remarriages remained around 50,000. The data for 1991 shows further decline with All Marriages around 350,000, First Marriages roughly 250,000, and Remarriages approximately 100,000. Finally, in 2001, All Marriages fell to about 300,000, First Marriages to nearly 200,000, and Remarriages accounted for about 100,000.
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The given graph provides the information about the number of three different marriages in the United Kingdom between 1951 and 2001.
Overall, it is clear that the number of all marriages went through ups and downs throughout theyears. Additionally, first marriages gradually decreased and remarriages stayed constant for the most part of the period, and moderately increased in the end of the period.
In detail, the number of all marriages constituted 400,000 between 1951 and 1961. This figure gradually increased to 450,000 in the next decade. Furthermore, the number of all marriages considerably declined to around 370,000 from 1971 to 2001. Meanwhile, the number of remarrieages remained stable in the beginning of the period, and accounted for 150,000 between 1951 and 1981. After 1981, this figure slightly rose to around 160,000. This figure moderately grew to 200,000 from 1991 to 2001.
By far, the number of first marriages contributed below 350,000 in 1951 and slowly increased to around 360,000 in 1971. The number of first marriages significantly fell to 250,000 from 1971 to 2001.
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