The given line graph describes the manufacturing rates of the main fuels in the UK from 1981 to 2000.
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, it could be seen that there was an upward trend in all fuels, with the exception of coal.
As can be seen from the figures for petroleum and natural gas, petroleum ranked in the first position between 1981 and 2000, which Linking Words
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rose to nearly 140 Linking Words
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in 1984 before staying at the same number until 1988, Use synonyms
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decreased to exactly 100 Linking Words
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in 1990, after that, the production of petroleum shot up to over 140 Use synonyms
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, the manufacture of natural gas had the lowest figures with only 39 Linking Words
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its number increased slightly to 42 Linking Words
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in 1991, after that, its figures increased significantly to 100 Use synonyms
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in 2000 and ranked in the second position.
Regarding the remaining fuel, coal had the second highest production in 1981 with 80 Use synonyms
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in 1984. From 1984 to 1986, its figure went up from 34 Use synonyms
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before keeping the same number until 1989. Between 1989 and 2000, the manufacture of coal presented a downward trend, from 60 Use synonyms
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in 1989 to 38 Use synonyms
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in 2000, which had the lowestUse synonyms
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