The given graph compares the amount of timber, paper, and pulp produced in Europe from 1980 to 2000.
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it is clear that
the production of timber and paper continued to climb, Linking Words
while
the pulp's trend fluctuated over the period.
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By contrast
, the production of paper started at 4 Linking Words
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in 1980, followed by a small increase to 6 Use synonyms
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in 1985, and continued to rise to 9 Use synonyms
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before experiencing a drop to 8 Use synonyms
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in 1995. It reached a peak of 12 Use synonyms
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in 2000. Turning to the pulp, it began at approximately 6 Use synonyms
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sharply decreased to 2.5 Linking Words
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. Afterwards, it showed considerable growth to 8 Use synonyms
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in 1990, which stayed unchanged until 2000Use synonyms
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and reached the highest production at 12 Remove the comma
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According to
the timber, it reached a peak of 10 Linking Words
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then
the figure plunged to approximately 6 Linking Words
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subsequently
rose to 8 Linking Words
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