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Band 5+: The graph shows the number of medals won by four different countries at six consecutive Olympic Games from 1988-2008.

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The image presents a graph depicting the number of medals won by China, USA, Japan, and Great Britain across six Olympic Games from 1988 to 2008. In 1988: China - 14, USA - 94, Japan - 4, Great Britain - 21. In 1992: China - 21, USA - 106, Japan - 3, Great Britain - 15. In 1996: China - 21, USA - 101, Japan - 14, Great Britain - 1. In 2000: China - 58, USA - 95, Japan - 15, Great Britain - 11. In 2004: China - 63, USA - 63, Japan - 37, Great Britain - 30. In 2008: China - 100, USA - 110, Japan - 25, Great Britain - 47.
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The graph below demonstrates the number of wins that gained medals by Chinese, Americans, Japanese, and Britians from 1998 to 2008 at Olympic Games. Overall, it is clear that chempions from USA and China gained the higher amount of medals, while Japan and Great Britan remained the same low position through the ages.

In 1998, USA accounted 94 medals, while others countries was under the 40. After that, in 1992 China growed up by roughly 20 medals, but still was in 2 times under the amount of Americans medals. Stayed constant at 60 medals per year, by 2004 China almost leveled up with USA with 100 medals.

Regarding to Japan and Great Britan, amount of their medals remained unchanged at 30 medals with modest fluctuation. Begining from 1988 Japan achieved only 14 medals, while Great Britan was approximately 25 medals. After that, they both expirienced fluctuation before 2008, when the number of Great Britian’s medals slightly increased to 47.

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