The line graph provides
a
valuable insight into the number of participants in the four-ball games of Correct article usage
apply
rugby
, tennis, Use synonyms
basketball
and Use synonyms
badminton
over the twenty-year period from 1985 to 2005.
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Overall
, Linking Words
rugby
has seen a significant decline in Use synonyms
popularity
over time, but tennis has had the opposite trend of growth. Use synonyms
However
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basketball
and Use synonyms
badminton
were relatively stable and had minor fluctuations.
In 1985, Use synonyms
rugby
was the leading sport with around 140 Use synonyms
players
. Over the next 10 years, its Use synonyms
popularity
grew steadily, and by 1995, it had reached 200 Use synonyms
players
per tennis category. Use synonyms
However
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after
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this
peak, Linking Words
rugby
's Use synonyms
popularity
declined sharply and by 2005 it was down to just 50 Use synonyms
players
, matching the number of participants in Use synonyms
badminton
.
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In addition
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basketball
and Use synonyms
badminton
started as the smallest sports with about 80 and 60 Use synonyms
players
respectively in 1985 . Of the two sports, participation declined the least, with Use synonyms
badminton
losing just over 10 Use synonyms
players
in its first five years. Over the years, their Use synonyms
popularity
followed a similar pattern, with 80 Use synonyms
basketball
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players
and 50 Use synonyms
badminton
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players
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at the end
of Linking Words
this
period.Linking Words
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