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    The line graph shows the sources of electricity production for New York City between 1980 and 2000. It indicates that electricity from natural gas and petroleum increased substantially over the period, while coal production declined slightly. Petroleum consistently provided the most electricity, growing from 350 million kWh in 1980 to a peak of over 700 million kWh in 2000. Natural gas production increased from 100 million kWh to over 500 million kWh, while coal fell from 200 million kWh to under 200 million kWh.

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    The line graph shows the sources of electricity production for New York City between 1980 and 2000. It indicates that electricity from natural gas and petroleum increased substantially over the period, while coal production declined slightly. Petroleum consistently provided the most electricity, growing from 350 million kWh in 1980 to a peak of over 700 million kWh in 2000. Natural gas production increased from 100 million kWh to over 500 million kWh, while coal fell from 200 million kWh to under 200 million kWh.

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    The line graph shows the sources of electricity production for New York City between 1980 and 2000. It indicates that electricity from natural gas and petroleum increased substantially over the period, while coal production declined slightly. Petroleum consistently provided the most electricity, growing from 350 million kWh in 1980 to a peak of over 700 million kWh in 2000. Natural gas production increased from 100 million kWh to over 500 million kWh, while coal fell from 200 million kWh to under 200 million kWh.

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    -The given line graph compares the information on the electricity made from three sources of energy to

    contribute to New York City between 1980 and 2000. Overall, the amount of electricity that is produced
    from natural gas and petroleum considerably climb while there was a slight fall in the contribution of
    coal in the period of 20 years. In addition, petroleum was always the source that had the highest
    capacity in all the time surveyed.

    -In the year of 1980, around 100 million kWh of electricity was made from natural gas, compared to
    about 200 million kWh from coal. Until 2000, the amount of electricity made from natural gas hit a peak
    of over 500 million kWh whereas coal experienced a moderate decrease to under 200 million kWh
    respectively.

    -The amount of electricity produced by petroleum held around 350 million kWh in 1980. It rose rapidly
    through the next decade and recovered to the initial data. In 2000, the figure reached a peak of over 700
    million kWh

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