The graph below show the differences between in wheat exports over three different areas. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line chart compares data about

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exports from 1985 to 1990 among three distinct domains, measured in millions of tonnes.

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, the exports of

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in all realms witnessed some fluctuations, with the most varied belonging to that of Canada.

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,

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the figures for

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and the EU observed an opposite trend, the number of

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exports of Canada shifted unsteadily throughout the phase. Concerning

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and the European community, these two categories shared a reciprocal pattern, with the former increasing and the latter declining. Standing at around 17

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tonnes in 1985,

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's

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products went through a downward trend and hit a low of just 14 the next year.

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,

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bounced back and remained steadily at exactly 15 before dramatically growing to approximately 21 by the end of the timeframe. Meanwhile, though a rise of around 1 unit from precisely 15

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by 1986, there was a significant decrease documented in the

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export of

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in the subsequent years. The number was a little above 10

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in 1990, making it the lowest value of the three realms. Regarding the other, the Canadian traded their

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products for about 19

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tonnes from the beginning. Despite a sharp drop of 4 units, the export made a recovery and reached its peak at 25

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in 1988. Notably,

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alteration was repeated in later years, with the end and the former number sharing the same record.