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Band 6+: The line graph shows the amount of income from cinema ticket and DVD sales in the USA and internationally from 2001 to 2010.

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The image depicts a line graph indicating the amount of income from North American DVD sales starting at ~$17 billion in 2001, peaking at ~$22 billion in 2004, and declining to ~$15 billion in 2010; North American cinema sales beginning at ~$9 billion in 2001, showing minimal fluctuations but ultimately reaching ~$10 billion in 2010; International DVD sales starting at ~$16 billion in 2001, peaking sharply to ~$26 billion in 2005, and gradually declining to ~$19 billion in 2010; and International cinema sales beginning at ~$11 billion in 2001 and steadily increasing to ~$31 billion in 2010.
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The line graph gives information about how much money was earned on sales of cinema and DVD tickets in the USA and in the rest of the world between 2001 and 2010. From an overall point of view, while the amount of international cinema sales increased, the number of North American DVD sales decreased over the period.

In 2001, the number of both North American DVD sales and international cinema sales was nearly similarly, 20 billion and 21 billion, respectively. North American sales reached a pick with 25 billion in 2004, but the number felt just under 20 billion until last the period. On the other hand, international cinema sales went up approximately 32 billion in 2010, the rise one-half.

In 2001, the amount of not only international DVD sales but North American cinema sales as well was roughly the same, 11 billion and 10 billion, respectively. North American cinema sales remained almost same over the period. The number rose approximately to 11 billion. In addition, international DVD sales increased significantly to 22 billion in 2010, sales above doubled.

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