The line graph provides information about the 
volume
 of stolen vehicles, specifically cars, in three Use synonyms
countries
 from 1990 to 1999.
Use synonyms
Overall
, all Linking Words
countries
 decreased Use synonyms
in 
the Change preposition
apply
number
 of Use synonyms
thefts
 Use synonyms
at the end
 of the period, except for Sweden. Meanwhile, the Linking Words
volume
 of stolen cars in Great Use synonyms
Britain
 remained the highest compared to the other three nations in the nine-year period.
Except for a small dip in 1993, the Use synonyms
number
 of vehicles stolen in Great Use synonyms
Britain
 grew from 1990 to the following year, reaching around 20,000, which continued until 1996. Use synonyms
However
, Linking Words
this
 Linking Words
number
 declined to over 18000 in 1999, reaching its lowest Use synonyms
number
 of Use synonyms
thefts
. Despite Use synonyms
this
, Great Linking Words
Britain
 stayed at the top of all three Use synonyms
countries
. Take Sweden as one of these nations; Use synonyms
although
 it had the Linking Words
least
 Correct word choice
lowest
volume
 of Use synonyms
thefts
 Use synonyms
in
 the beginning of the period, the steady increase was showcased throughout, illustrated by roughly 7000 in 1990 and reaching a peak of 13000 in 1999, making it second to Great Change the preposition
at
Britain
.
France and Canada, Use synonyms
on the other hand
, have had a similar trend within the past nine years. From 1990 to 1993, France experienced a decrease in figures, which ranged from 8000 down to 6000. Linking Words
This
 was essentially unchanged until 1999, except for the slight increase in 1995, which had approximately 7000 Linking Words
thefts
. The pattern with Canada is relatively similar from 1990 to 1993, Use synonyms
although
 since Linking Words
then
, the numbers remained until 1999, with around 6500, which resulted in France and Canada having the Linking Words
least
 Correct word choice
lowest
volume
 of stolen cars of all four Use synonyms
countries
.Use synonyms