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The image displays a line graph illustrating cinema visitors' percentage across age groups from 1978 to 2008: age 14-24 fluctuates slightly around 90% with data points at 79% in 1978, 94% in 1988, 90% in 1998, 79% in 2003, and 88% in 2008; age 25-34 shows a decline from 79% in 1978 to 52% in 1988, rebounds to 67% by 1998, slightly declines again to 64% in 2003, and rises to 72% in 2008; age 35-49 begins at 58% in 1978, consistently increases to 52% in 1988, 57% in 1998, 61% in 2003, and reaches 62% in 2008; age 50+ starts low at 40% in 1978, peaks at 44% in 1988, dips to 32% in 1998, then rises to 45% in 2003, and slightly decreases to 43% in 2008.
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The 14-24 age group consistently has the highest percentage of cinema visitors, starting at around 90% in 1978, dipping slightly in 1988, peaking again around 1998-2003, and then declining a bit by 2008.
The 25-34 group shows a moderate level, beginning at about 80%, dropping in 1988, then gradually increasing and stabilizing around the mid-to-high 60s.
The 35-49 group starts near 60%, decreases in 1988, and then recovers slightly, fluctuating around the mid-60% range.
The 50+ group has the lowest figures, starting at about 40%, dropping significantly in 1988, and then steadily rising to around 50% by 2008.
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