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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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how we see in graph shows the number of visitors to four international museums between 1980 and 2015. We can see that all 4 museums started not bad. the visitors at one museum has fallen. It is London Sciense Museum,in 1980 the number of visitors has four million, but in 2015 it was almost two million and it is bad indicator.
The best indicator has the louvre museum. in 1980 the number of visitors has eight million, later they grow up to ten million visitors. And i can say that they tried well.
in the graph the one museum hads everything stable. it is Shenzhen museum.in 1980 four million people come to them, and in 1990 the number of visitors has dropped. In 2015 it has risen again to four million.
The last one Vatican museums. In 1980 five million people come to them, and in 2015 the number of visitors risen so high even to louvre
in conclusion i think that all the museums tried not bad
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