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    The line graph shows visitor numbers to four major museums from 1980 to 2015. The Louvre and Vatican Museums saw increasing visitor trends, while the London Science Museum declined and Shenzhen Museum remained steady. Specifically, the Louvre had the most visitors which gradually increased to 9.5 million by 2015, and the Vatican Museums saw the largest jump in popularity from 5 million to nearly 9 million visitors over the period. In contrast, the London Science Museum experienced a steady drop in visitors since 1985 down to just over 2 million by 2015.

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    The line graph shows visitor numbers to four major museums from 1980 to 2015. The Louvre and Vatican Museums saw increasing visitor trends, while the London Science Museum declined and Shenzhen Museum remained steady. Specifically, the Louvre had the most visitors which gradually increased to 9.5 million by 2015, and the Vatican Museums saw the largest jump in popularity from 5 million to nearly 9 million visitors over the period. In contrast, the London Science Museum experienced a steady drop in visitors since 1985 down to just over 2 million by 2015.

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    Stella - Line Graph Corrected Version

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    The line graph shows visitor numbers to four major museums from 1980 to 2015. The Louvre and Vatican Museums saw increasing visitor trends, while the London Science Museum declined and Shenzhen Museum remained steady. Specifically, the Louvre had the most visitors which gradually increased to 9.5 million by 2015, and the Vatican Museums saw the largest jump in popularity from 5 million to nearly 9 million visitors over the period. In contrast, the London Science Museum experienced a steady drop in visitors since 1985 down to just over 2 million by 2015.

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    The provided line graph gives information about visitor numbers

    in four of the most popular museums in the world during a 35-

    year period, from 1980 to 2015.

    Overall, we can see the popularity of Louvre and Vatican

    Museums had an upward trend, whereas Shenzhen Museum

    remained, and London Sciences Museum had a downward

    tendency.

    Looking at the data in more detail, it is clear that Louvre had the

    most visitors and the numbers increased gradually, stood at

    approximately 9.5 million in 2015. Evidently, Vatican Museums

    had the biggest popularity jump from about 5 million to nearly 9

    million by 2015.

    On the contrary, people who visited London Science Museum

    plummeted gradually since 1985 and reached the nadir just

    above 2 million in the end of the period and became the last

    visited museum. Visitor numbers in Shenzhen Museum had slid


    slightly at first but soon rose mildly again, remained steady just

    under 4 million during the period.

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