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The image displays a line graph with four lines representing the percentages of Australian exports to four unspecified countries from 1990 to 2012. Each line starts at different percentages in 1990, ranging approximately between 5% to 15%. Through the years, the percentages fluctuate: one line (dark blue) starts near 10% in 1990, modestly increases past 5%, and reaches around 15% in 2012; another line (green) starts just above 15% in 1990, decreases to below 10% by the mid-1990s, then slightly climbs back to around 10% by 2012; a third line (red) starting around 5% in 1990 ascends steeply after 2000, surpassing 30% by 2012; the fourth line (gold) begins near 15% in 1990, shows a stable pattern with slight growth, and ends around 20% by 2012. The x-axis marks the years at five-year intervals. The y-axis is scaled from 0 to 35% in increments of 5%.
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The provided line graph depicts the proportion of Australian exports in four countries from 1990 to 2012. Overall, Australian exports with Japan and US experienced a significant decrease, while both China and India had a different climb throughout the specified years.
To begin with, Japan held the largest exports proportion among the group at above 25% in 1990. However, the number kept going down continuously in several years ahead, falling to above 15% slightly at the end of the period. Furthermore, in 1990, US took the second spot as the exports receiver with above 10%. The country then fluctuated sharply for nearly 20 years, which was surpassed by India and China, and ended at above 5% in 2012.
On the other hand, India and China whose position were at the lowest among the group at below 5% in 1990, slowly experiencing different increasing patterns. China outpaced the US and Japan between 2000 and 2010, before it reached its peak at above 25% in 2012. Additionally, India also went through a modest climb in the specified years. However, dramatic fell to 5% in 2012 had the country being surpassed by the US again.
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