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The line graph highlights the number of married couples in the UK

between 1951 and 2001.
Looking at the graph, it can be seen that a great quantity of remarriages
experienced an upward trend whereas the number of first marriages
and all marriages saw a downward trend. By the end of the period, the
number of all marriages registered the highest of 3 groups examined.
In 1951, the total number of marriages were approximately 400,000
weddings. The number considerably hit a peak of 450,000 ceremonies
over 20-year-period before falling gradually sharply in 2001 with
around 350,000 in total. A similar pattern was seen in the number of
first marriages, which slightly increased from nearly 350,000 to 360,000
between 1951 and 1971 before declining considerably gradually to
about 250,000 by the year of 2001.
The number of remarried weddings started at 150,000 marriages in
1951. The figure remained unchanged in the first 40 years the first four
years (anh sẽ hiểu 1951 – 1955) of the period until rocketing to the
highest number in 2001, at 200,000 marriages.