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the rate of women members of parliament in some European nations

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The given line chart compares the rate of women members of parliament in some European nations during a period of 12 years (2000-2012) Overall, it can be seen that there was a noticeable increase in the figure for a total of five countries. Additionally, the percentage of American females underwent significant growth and reached an equal rate to the figure in Belgium in 2012. In 2000, there were about 33% German women working in the parliament, after which this figure rose marginally to 35% in 2008 before reaching roughly 38% in the last year of the period. Starting at a lower rate (about 27%), the figure for Italian females also ascended to about 33% and rapidly overcame the German female, being the highest percentage at nearly 40% in 2012. A similar pattern was witnessed in the rate for French females, increasing by 7% during 12 years. Similarly, the proportion of females working in the parliament in Belgium and the UK underwent a rise, with the former growing up from 17% to about 23%. Noticeably, the latter recorded a dramatic growth, from only about 3% in 2000 to the same percentage with Belgium, at 23%.

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