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The line graph gives information on how many people visited four museums in different countries from 1980 to 2015. Overall, the data reveal that the Louvre museum was the most popular, followed in second place by the Vatican museums whose number of visitors rocketed to almost the same figure for the former by the end of the period shown. On the other hand, the other two museum failed to attracted more visitors over this period than that of in the first year given. The salient feature is the greatest rise in the number of visitors to the Vatican museums, with almost 9 million people visiting them in 2015 compared to almost half as many in 1980. This also reached roughly the same figures for the Louvre museum from 2010 onwards. Turning to the Louvre museum, the figures followed an upward trend, however, in 1995, there was a gradual fall in the number. It then increased for the remaining period, peaking at 9 million. Finally, moving on to the rest, Shenzhen and London Science museums, what stands out is the number of visitors to them were the same from 1990 to 2000, declining slightly to around 3 million. From then on, the number of people visiting London Science museums continued to dropped to 2 million in 2015. By contrast, the figures for Shenzhen museum went back up to where it started (about 4 million).
The line graph gives information on how
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visited four
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was the most popular, followed in second place by the Vatican
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whose
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of
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rocketed to almost the same
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for the former by the
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of the period shown.
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failed to attracted more
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over this period than that of in the
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to the Vatican
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, with almost 9
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visiting them in 2015 compared to almost half as
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in 1980. This
also
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for the Louvre
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from 2010 onwards.

Turning to the Louvre
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, the
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followed an upward trend,
however
, in 1995, there was a gradual fall in the
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. It then increased for the remaining period, peaking at 9 million.

Finally
, moving on to the rest, Shenzhen and London Science
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, what stands out is the
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of
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to them were the same from 1990 to 2000, declining
slightly
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million
. From then on, the
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visiting London Science
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continued to dropped to 2
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in 2015. By contrast, the
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for Shenzhen
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went back up to where it
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(about 4
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