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The image presents tables comparing survey results on aspects of city living in 1980 and 2010. For 1980, Education: Good 72%, Neither 23%, Bad 5%; Healthcare: Good 82%, Neither 10%, Bad 8%; Environment: Good 72%, Neither 22%, Bad 6%; Shops: Good 64%, Neither 24%, Bad 12%; Employment: Good 62%, Neither 22%, Bad 16%; Transport: Good 52%, Neither 16%, Bad 32%. For 2010, Education: Good 82%, Neither 14%, Bad 4%; Healthcare: Good 74%, Neither 12%, Bad 14%; Environment: Good 64%, Neither 14%, Bad 22%; Shops: Good 62%, Neither 23%, Bad 15%; Employment: Good 72%, Neither 5%, Bad 23%; Transport: Good 39%, Neither 23%, Bad 38%.
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The table presents data on the figures for 2 surveys on 6 different aspects related to urban life in a specific city in 1980 and in 2010. The data are measured in persentage.

Overall, Education and healthcare always got many good results, while the opposite was true for transport. Additionally, the rate of bad answers experienced a general increase.

Education and employment grew both bt 10% from 72%, 62% to 82% and 62% respectively over a 30-year period in positive results. Conversely, commencing with the highest persentage (82%) in 1980, healthcare declined significantly reaching 74 % in 2010 in good answers. Environment and shops witnessed a silght decrease by around 4%. Despite reduction from 52% from 39%, transport remained least selected as a good aspect.

Shops remained constant at 24% as neither good or bad between 1980 and 2010. Education, environment and employment dipped from 32%, both 22% to 11%,13%, 5% respectively in the neutral section during the period given. On the other hand, starting at 10% and 16%, namely healthcare and shops saw a gradual rise accounted for 14% and 23% in mediocre results. Morever, all 6 aspects surged in unpleasant results in 1980 and in 2010. Regardless the years, transport was again the highest share in terms of negative outcome.

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