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The image presents a line graph showing the percentage of males and females who smoke from 1974 to 2004/05. Starting in 1974, approximately 52% of males and 42% of females smoke. By 1980, these figures decreased to about 45% for males and 37% for females. In 1986, the rates further declined to roughly 38% for males and 33% for females. By 1992/93, male smoking dropped to around 35% while female smoking decreased to about 30%. In 1998/99, percentages fell to approximately 32% for males and 28% for females. By 2002/03, male smokers constituted nearly 30% of the population, whereas female smokers were about 26%. In 2004/05, the percentages reached around 28% for males and 24% for females.
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The graph illustrates the number of male and female who smoked in the United Kingdom in 1974 to 2004, marked as percentages.
Looking at the graph, it is apparent that the number of males who smoked were higher that the females, as in 1974, the male population reached 52%, while the females were only 42%. Both male and female population started to drop slowly from time to time. By 1992, the number of male smokers decline to 39%, and female smokers fall down to 38%. In 2004, which is the final period of time, both genders decrease significantly to 35% and 33%.
Overall, the graph shows that the number of male smokers still surpassed female smokers in a 30-years period from the beginning to the end and both gender’s population dropped dramatically.
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