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The image shows a graph detailing visitor numbers (millions) to four international museums from 1980 to 2015. Louvre: 1980 at 8M, steady until 1995 at 8.5M, peaks in 2000 at 9M, then slightly drops to 8.5M by 2015. Vatican Museums: starts in 1980 at 5M, ascends steadily to 8M by 2015. London Science Museum: starts at 4M in 1980, decreases gradually to 2.5M in 2015. Shenzhen Museum: begins at 2M in 1980, shows slight increase to 3.5M by 2015. Louvre consistently highest; Vatican second-highest. London Science Museum and Shenzhen Museum lower, with Shenzhen surpassing London by 2015.
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The line graph shows the number of visitors to four international museums between 1980 and 2015.
Overall, the Louvre and the Vatican Museums consistently attracted more visitors than the London Science Museum and the Shenzhen Museum, both of which recorded much lower figures.
The Louvre began at about 8 million visitors in 1980 and rose to around 9 million by 1995. After a slight dip around 2000, it increased again, reaching almost 9.5 million in 2015. The Vatican Museums followed a similar upward trend, starting at roughly 5 million and climbing steadily to nearly 9 million by the end of the period.
By contrast, the London Science Museum started with about 4 million visitors but declined gradually to around 2 million in 2015. The Shenzhen Museum began just below 4 million, fell slightly to 3 million in 2000, and then recovered moderately to almost 4 million by 2015.
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