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The image features a data table with population figures for Sao Paulo, Jakarta, and Shanghai. For Sao Paulo in 1990, the actual population was 15 million; the predicted population for 2000 was 24 million, while the actual population in 2000 was 18 million. Jakarta had an actual population of 9.5 million in 1990, a predicted population of 14 million for 2000, and an actual population of 11.5 million for the same year. Shanghai's actual population was 13.5 million in 1990, with a predicted population of 17 million and an actual population of 12.5 million for 2000.
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The given table compares and contrasts three cities – Sao Paulo, Jakarta and Shanghai with respect to their predicted and actual population in the year 2000 along with the actual population in 1990 for comparison.
In Sao Paulo, we see a major deviation from the predicted figure to the actual figure of population. Although a decent increase in population was predicted from 15% to 24%, we only witness a rather gradual increase to just 18%.
In Jakarta, the predictions also proved to be more hopeful than reality where the figures of 9.5% in 1990 increased to 11.5% but the predictions were aiming a modest 14%.
Shanghai however sees a slight decline in the actual figures from 13.5% to 12.5%. The predictions were hoping for a major boost to the population at 17% but they were proven baseless.
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