The bar chart gives information on the ratio of juveniles who have higher education in four different countries from 2000 to 2010.
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D had the highest proportion of young people enrolled in tertiary education for 10 years. In all the countries except Use synonyms
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B, there was an increase in teenagers taking part in schooling.
What stands out in Use synonyms
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bar chart is there is a significant upward trend in youth enrollment in universities occurred in Linking Words
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D. In 2000, about 38 per Use synonyms
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went up to 62 per Linking Words
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in 2010, which had a six-in-twenty- five growth in Use synonyms
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A. Meanwhile, Use synonyms
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had a four-in-twenty-five increase from 2000 to 2010, which rose from 64 per Linking Words
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to 80 per Use synonyms
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.
In Use synonyms
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C, there was a subtle climb over 10 years, the figures from 46 per Use synonyms
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in 2000 to 52 per Use synonyms
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in 2005, and in the next 5 years it was unchanged. Use synonyms
Whereas
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B has a fluctuation in the share of young people to have a higher education. The data dropped from 46 per Use synonyms
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to 41 per Use synonyms
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in 2005 and Use synonyms
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, had a one-in-five growth which reached 43 per Linking Words
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