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Band 5+: The picture below shows the use of renewable energy accounting the total energy from 1971 to 2011.

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The image displays a line graph with data from 1971 to 2011, including six distinct lines: Finland shows fluctuations from approximately 25 in 1971 to around 21 in 2011; Denmark initially decreases from about 15 in 1971 to around 9 in 1982, then rises to roughly 15 by 2011; France starts around 10 and ends slightly above that by 2011, with minor variations in between; Germany's values initiate near 10 and increase steadily, reaching over 15 by 2011; the United States begins under 5 in 1971 and incrementally ascends to just over 10 by 2011; the United Kingdom commences under 5 and climbs slightly over 5 by 2011.
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The line graph illustrates the percentage of utilizing sustainable energy among six different countries between 1971 to 2011.

Generally, the graph was splited into two kinds that was fluctuated and moved smoothly among many years. Regarding it, Finland, Denmark and US rose with fluctuation, France, UK and German increased smoothly.

In 1971 the highest point showed Finland and 25%, then at 15% took Denmark. However, US took fairly lowest point which showed approximately 5%. All of three countries oscillated until 1991. US and Denmark increased to 7% and 13%, but Finland decreased and displayed 15%. After 1991, all three lines increased, Denmark and US to 20%, Finland fairly kept the point that was in first years at 25%.

Regarding next three countries that are UK, France and Germany, which increased smoothly comparing the first three ones, their experience was considerable. In initial years, countries had five percentage difference among each other. France displayed 10%, Germany at 5% and UK approximately at 0. However, in last years Germany and France reached the similar point that was 15% and UK took 5%.

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