The two graphs illustrate the
number
of Japanese tourists who visited overseas from 1985 to 1995 and the proportion of Use synonyms
Australia
's share in the Japanese market.
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Overall
, Linking Words
it is clear that
both the charts represented an upward trend. Linking Words
Moreover
, the proportion of tourists increased significantly throughout the period of a decade. Linking Words
Along with
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this
, the percentage received by Linking Words
Australia
jumped rapidly.
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According to
the data, in 1985, there were around 5 Linking Words
million
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of
individuals travelling abroad after that, the Change preposition
apply
number
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inclined
by 10 Verb problem
increased
lakhs
(7 Use synonyms
million
) in the next 2 years. Use synonyms
Additionally
, the Linking Words
number
accounted for more than 8 Use synonyms
million
in 1988 and kept rising; just below 100 Use synonyms
lakhs
in 1989 and 110 Use synonyms
lakhs
in 1990. Use synonyms
Following
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this
, there was a slight drop of 5 Linking Words
lakhs
in 1991 and the population continued climbing Use synonyms
further
. Linking Words
In addition
, in 1992 and 1993, the Linking Words
number
was almost the same (12 Use synonyms
million
) which Use synonyms
then
gradually rose to above 150 Linking Words
lakhs
in 1995.
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Furthermore
, Linking Words
initially
, 2% profit of Japanese stores was shared Linking Words
to
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with
Australia
and the ratio sharply surged to less than 5% in 1988; increasing by 0.5% every year. Use synonyms
However
, in 1889, the percentage shared by Japan's tourism market decreased to 4.1% and was followed by steady growth in the next Linking Words
half decade
. The proportion soared from 4.7% (in 1990) to approximately 6.1% (in 1994), inclining 1/2% each year. Add a hyphen
half-decade
Lastly
, the ratio of Linking Words
Australia
's portion declined to 6% in 1995.Use synonyms
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