The line graph gives information about percentage changes in total crime arrests for persons under 18 by locality, 1995-1998. Summarise the information and make comparison where relevant.

The line graph provides information on the growing crime rates committed by teenagers in the suburban, rural areas, and major cities from the years 1995 to 1998. The data contained within the visual representation reveals that both rural areas and urban cities demonstrated a downward trend

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proportions for suburban

fluctated

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remarkably before levelling at the baseline in 1998.

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, urban and rural areas witnessed a continued decrease in crime rates, with the former being the safest area for living.

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, percentages relevant to suburban towns underwent a great surge followed by a significant drop, representing the most dangerous residential location among the three categories. As the graph depicts, illicit acts rose among young adults in modernized cities, starting from around the baseline at 0.01& to 0.9% in 1996. Declined dramatically by approximately twofold in one year and quadrupled in two years, illegal behaviour stood at -4% in 1998.

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, a similar pattern was demonstrated by juveniles in rural towns. The trajectory improved marginally before experiencing a gradual, continued drop going from 4% in 1994 to -2% in 1998.

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, suburbans presented a remarkable volatile, climbing to more than 8% in 1996 and reaching a low of -2% in 1997.

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was followed by a noticeable increase of 2% in 1998.