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The image shows trends in landline telephone ownership per 1000 people over five years in various countries: Brunei Darussalam: 2000: 230, 2002: 250, 2004: 250; Cambodia: 2000: 0, 2002: 0, 2004: 0; Indonesia: 2000: 45, 2002: 60, 2004: 70; Lao PDR: 2000: 6, 2002: 8, 2004: 7; Myanmar: 2000: 5, 2002: 5, 2004: 5; Philippines: 2000: 40, 2002: 40, 2004: 40; Singapore: 2000: 430, 2002: 440, 2004: 430; Thailand: 2000: 80, 2002: 90, 2004: 100; Vietnam: 2000: 30, 2002: 35, 2004: 40.
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The bar chart illustrate the per 1000 people who used landlinetelephones in 9 types of countries in a five-year period.

Overall, the most significant share used Singapore and the last one was Myanmar. Moreover, the end of the period, number of landline telephones was slightly went down, except the Cambodia and Vietnam.

When it comes to most a fair proportions, the Singapore’s quantity of wired telephones was over 450, in 2000, and each year the number was decreased, making approximately 425, in 2004. The second largest country of users was Brunei Darussalam. In 2000, the fraction was 250, after this, moderately grow and rapidly fall, stands at 225 in 2004. Philippines were steadly decreased, accounting of underneath 100 and 50, in 2000 and 2004, respectively.

Regarding, Thailand, Indonesia and Lao PDR stoped using landline telephones in the end. In 2000, Thailand usiers was above 25 and increase to 100, in 2002. Also, Cambodia and Vietnam were went up each year, sharing of 50. Indonesia increased before 2004 and the share was a rather negligible fraction, comprise around 25. The lao PDR and Myanmar were decreased around 10, and at the end being under 5.

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