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The line graph represents the average amount of carbon dioxide emissions per person in 4 countries of United Kingdom, Sweden, Italy and Portugal over a period of 40 years (1967-2007).
Overall, the average carbon dioxide emissions produced per person in the UK is the highest during the period shown. Also, in Italy and Portugal, the production of CO2 emissions per person increased dramatically, while the average amount in the UK and Sweden decreased constantly.
In early 1967, an English produce nearly 11 metric tonnes and then declined gradually at about 9 metric tonnes for the rest of the period. In the meantime, the average amount of CO2 emissions per person in Sweden increased and reached a peak of above 10 in 1977. Between 1977 and 2007, it showed a downward trend by around 4.
Meanwhile, the average production of CO2 emissions in Portugal and Italy showed a upward trend during the period. In 2007, an Italian and Portuguese produced at nearly 8 and above 7 metric tonnes respectively.

  

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The line graph represents (Not a natural verb here.) gives / shows / plots / compares the average amount of carbon dioxide emissions per person in 4 four countries, of United Kingdom, Sweden, Italy and Portugal, over a peri

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