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The image displays a pie chart and a table; the pie chart illustrates online language populations amounting to a total of 629 million as of December 2001, with English at 43%, Japanese at 9.6%, Chinese at 8.9%, German at 6.8%, Korean at 4.6%, Italian at 4.3%, Spanish at 4.1%, French at 3.3%, Portuguese at 2.6%, Dutch at 2.1%, and Other languages constituting 10.3%; the table lists average number of people online per specified date, with August 2001 having 513 million individuals representing 8.4% of world population, August 2000 at 368 million with 6%, August 1999 at 195 million with 4.6%, September 1998 at 139 million with 3.4%, and November 1997 at 76 million with 1.8%.
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The graph and the table illustrate the figure for people who were utilizing diverse languages online and avarage portion of people online from 1997 to 2001.
Overall, it is evidence that the most popular language was English, while the least was Dutch. Moreover, the figure for the avarage of people using online significantly increased from the initial year to the last year given.
To begin with the pie chart, 43% of English was the highest population in 2001. Looking at the other languages, the total percentage of languages of Japanese, Chinese and German at 25% is almost the same as the total of languages such as Spanish, Korean, Itarian, Portgees, French and Dutch.
Moving on to the table shown, the avarage number of people using online at 76 millions on November in 1997 gradually increased over the four years and reached at 513 millions on August in 2001. As well as the world population, the figure marked at 1.8% in the initial year, after which the number inclined at 8.4% in the last year.
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