the graph below shows the difference in wheat exports over three different areas.

The line graph provides the sales of

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abroad from three different countries

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as Australia,

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and the European Community from 1985 to 1990. The

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is measured in millions of

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. In 1985,

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exports from

Canada

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were 19

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tonnes

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before dropping slightly to 17

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in the following year. For the next two years, the

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escalated drastically and reached its peak in 1988 at 25

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tonnes

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.

Canada

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saw a huge drop in exports by over 10

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tonnes

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in 1989.

At the end

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of the

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,

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sales bounced back to the exact

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it had at the beginning of the

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. The European community sold approximately 17

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tonnes

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of

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in 1985. The

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dropped by 3

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tonnes

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the year after, after that

wheat

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which was exported kept on rising until the end of the

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at 21

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and took over

Canada

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as the top exporter of

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. Australia was the lowest country that marketed

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, with 15

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of which were sent abroad. It experienced a slight increase in 1986, afterwards, the trend of

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export was negative. In 1989, the

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was at 11

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and remained unchanged until 1990. In summary,

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Canada

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was the top exporter in 1985, the position was taken over by the European community

at the end

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of the

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.

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, Australia stayed as the country with the lowest amount of

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sent abroad.