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The image depicts a line graph titled "Internet Users as Percentage of Population" spanning between 1999 and 2009 featuring USA, Canada, and Mexico; for USA, internet usage starts below 20% in 1999, crossing approximately 70% in 2003, peaking slightly before 80% by 2007, and nearing 80% in 2009; for Canada, it begins near 25% in 1999, surpasses 70% slightly before 2001, climbs beyond 90% in 2005, and reaches near 100% in 2009; Mexico initiates under 5% in 1999, rises mildly over 5% in 2001, exceeds 20% in 2003, crosses slightly below 30% by 2005, approaches 35% in 2007, and finishes a bit above 25% by 2009.
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The given line chart depicts shares of citizens in the USA, Mexico, and Canada that used Internet between 1999 and 2009.
Overall, all figures followed an upward trend, although the extent and pace of increase varied significantly. By the end of the period, the figure for Canada surpassed others, while Mexico recorded the lowest proportion of people using Internet.
Looking at the beginning of the period, 25% of population used Internet in the USA, whereas the figure for Canada stood only at approximately 10%. Subsequently, both figures rose gradually, and in 2005 they reached around 75%. By 2009, the USA recorded around 80%, while proportion of Internet users in Canada accounted for 100%.
Turning to Mexico, Internet users increased more gradually in this country. In 1999, the figure stood at 5% and grew to approximately 30% by 2005. Thereafter, the share of Internet users in Mexico reached around 45% of the whole population by 2009.
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