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The given table compares various aspects of demographic data from
Australia
 and
Malaysia
 in 1980 and 2002. In general,
Malaysia
 had a relatively younger
population
 than
Australia
 and remarkably faster
population
 growth. According to the table, it can be seen that the gender ratios in both countries were probably balanced. There were slightly more women in
Australia
 and slightly more men in
Malaysia
 in both years.
Also
, the difference in
population
 between the two countries in 1980 was minimal, at only about 1 million.
However
, the difference was around 5 million in 2002, as the
population
 of
Malaysia
 almost doubled. The two countries
also
 differed obviously in terms of the birth rate. The birth rate in
Malaysia
 was almost two times higher than that of
Australia
 (3.2% and 2.2% compared to 1.5% and 1.3%).
Therefore
, the average annual
population
 growth in
Malaysia
 was
also
 higher. Another significant feature is that while the percentages of people aged over 65 in
Malaysia
 were approximately 4% in both years, the figures for
Australia
 were much higher, at 9.6% and 12.4% in 1980 and 2002, respectively. Overall, the number of fresh graduates appears to have increased over the given period. According to the bar graph, it is clear that the majority of UK students chose to follow professional careers after graduating. In 1992, there were roughly 165,000 British students graduating from university.
This
 figure rose to a peak of 195,000 in 1997,
then
 dropped to about 180,000 students in 2002. burying waste underground is illegal in my country.
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