The graph below shows the amount of money donated to developing countries by five organisations between 2008 and 2011. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph illustrates the sum of money, in millions of dollars, that five organisations donated to developing nations each year between 2008 and 2011.

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, A was by far the most generous contributor throughout the period, and its giving grew annually,

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the other four offered considerably less and followed more varied paths.

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, only one of them, D, reduced its support over the four years. Organisation A began at roughly 90 million in 2008 and, having risen steadily, reached approximately 130 million by 2011, which was more than the next two donors combined. Charity B, the second largest, started at around 45 and climbed to nearly 60,

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its figure dipped briefly in 2010 before recovering. The remaining three provided far smaller amounts. Body C increased its aid gradually from 25 to 35,

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group E, which gave a mere 10 at the start, doubled

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to 20 by the end of the period and

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overtook D in 2010. D,

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, was the sole institution whose funding fell, slipping from about 30 to just 15, and had

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decline continued, it would soon have become the smallest benefactor of all.