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The graph illustrates the birth rates of China and the USA from 1920 to 2000. 
As can be seen, China’s birth rate increased from 10% in 1920 to 15% in 1935. Then, the figure go down 5% in 1940 and it remain steady over the next year. After that, it rose sharply to reach a peak of 20% in 1950. However, a haft of decades later, the birth rate of China fell suddenly to 10 % in 1965. Then, it falling to about 2% in 2000. 
Over the same time, USA had similar the birth rate of 12% to that of China in 1920. In the next years, the birth rate fell sharply to below 5% . Then, it rose suddenly to reach the highest point of 15% during 80 year period . In contrast, the figure go down significantly to 7% in next years.
Overall, the birth rate of USA is higher than China’s birth rate especially after 1950 but the birth rate of both countries followed a similar trend.
 
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The graph illustrates the birth rates of China and the USA from 1920 to 2000. 

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As can be seen, China’s birth rate increased from 10% in 1920 to 15% in 1935. Then[W2] , the figure go[W3]  down 5% in 1940 and it remain[W4]  steady over the next year[W5] . After that, it rose sharply to reach a peak of 20% in 1950. However, a haft[W6]  of decades later, the birth rate of China fell suddenly to 10 % in 1965. Then[W7] , it falling[W8]  to about 2% in 2000. 

Over the same time, USA had similar the birth rate of 12%[W9]  to that of China in 1920[W10] . In the next years[W11] , the birth rate fell sharply to below 5% . Then[W12] , it rose suddenly to reach the highest point of 15% during 80 year period . In contrast[W13] , the figure go[W14]  down significantly to 7% in next years[W15] .

Overall, the birth rate of USA is[W16]  higher than China’s birth rate especially after 1950 but the birth rate of both countries followed a similar trend.


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As can be seen=> Ít dùng vì nó mang nghĩa nhận xét từ người viết, mình được dạy là dùng It is clear that..
Then, the figure of Chinese live birth went down to 5% in 1940 , and then fell steadily over the next five year. After that, it rose sharply to reach a peak of 20% in 1950. However, a haft of decades later, the fertility rate of China fell suddenly to 10 % in 1965. Then, it dropped to about 2% in 2000. 
Over the period given, .. In the following five years, the birth rate of the USA fell sharply to reach its nadir, at 5% , then rising suddenly to reach its peak, at 15%  over the period of 80 years . In contrast, the figure of new born children in the USA  went down significantly to 7% in the third quater.
Overall, the fertility rate of USA is higher than China’s live birth rate, especially after ...
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