The table below shows the number of student who went abroad for further education from eight countries in 2005 and 2015, and the precentage change betwwen 2005 and 2015
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of individuals who want to travel overseas to obtain higher Change the quantifier
number
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in distinct countries from the period 2005 to 2015, and the proportion in the same period.
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while
China Linking Words
initially
dominated the quantity, Brazil Linking Words
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the highest percentage change.
Brazil had peaked at 109% from 11000 to 23000 Wrong verb form
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students
. In China and India, the figure of Use synonyms
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approximately doubled from , 413000 and 130000 to , 818000 and 256000 respectively. Germany's ratio exceeds by 44% from 77000 Use synonyms
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to 111000 Use synonyms
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. The number of Use synonyms
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in the United States Use synonyms
gradual
increased from 218000 to 325000.
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On the other hand
, South Korea's rate and number remained static at 107000. Linking Words
However
, Canada's percentage plummeted to 27% from 37000 to 27000. Japan's ratio hit the trough of proportion by minus 36%.Linking Words
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