khhuang/chartve_dataset huggingface dataset:
The chart shows, the consumption volume of plums in Austria was almost stable from 2008 to 2016, however, it experienced a significant decrease from 2016 to 2018 but rose back up again and reached its highest pick in 2019 to almost 35000 tones.
The big three cinema companies have a large majority in terms of the total screens and these will continue to get bigger whilst the remaining companies will continue to scrabble for a share in the marketplace.
There is a clear difference in temperatures in all months in 2020 to the average temperature across these months.
January has the biggest difference of over 2 degrees.
Dolls kill has the least engagement.
Fashion nova has by far the highest engagement out of the companies.
urbanisation in Senegal has increased slightly but steadily from 2009 to 2019.
For example, half live in Texas (825,000) and Florida (300,000).
Four more states (Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and North Carolina) each have 100,000 or more of these immigrants.
Among the states that have joined the lawsuit, most of the unauthorized immigrants who potentially qualify for relief under the new executive actions are concentrated in just a handful of states.
Less than half – 2.3 million – of the nation’s unauthorized immigrants who potentially qualify for deportation relief and work permits under President Barack Obama’s executive actions live in the 26 states that have joined a lawsuit to stop the move, according to a new Pew Research Center analysis.
One third (33%) say they are hearing mostly bad news and 7% say they are hearing mostly good news.
About six-in-ten (59%) Americans say they are hearing a mix of good and bad economic news, largely unchanged from the 62% that said the same in early November.
Solid majorities of higher-income internet users research products (88%), make travel reservations online (83%), purchase products or services online (81%), perform online banking (74%), use the internet to pay bills (71%), and use online classified sites such as Craigslist (60%).1, 2, 3
Online Americans in the higher-income bracket are fully engaged with seeking heath information and conducting other health-related activities online.3 Internet users in the top income brackets are more likely to search for medical information online, seek treatment information, seek material about doctors and medical facilities, and get data concerning test results.
Just 17% of Americans say that “many of the country’s problems could be dealt with more effectively if U.S. presidents didn’t have to worry so much about Congress or the courts,” while 77% take the view that “it would be too risky to give U.S. presidents more power to deal directly with many of the country’s problems” – including sizable majorities of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents (87%) and Republicans and Republican leaners (65%).
Two-thirds of the public paid very close attention to news about gas prices last week – unchanged from the previous week and up moderately from early last month.
The national news media focused heavily on the presidential race last week – devoting 50% of its overall coverage to the campaign, according to PEJ.
Public interest was split evenly between the campaign and the rising price of gasoline.
Fully 37% listed gas prices as the single news story they were following more closely than any other last week, roughly equal to the proportion (36%) naming the campaign as their most closely followed story.
Jerry rice has significantly more receiving yards than any other player.
By July of this year, however, it had declined to 54%, as the party’s image with the public overall dimmed to 40% favorable.
But it dropped to 54% last fall in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, before recovering to 63% earlier in 2006.
The number of evangelicals who have a favorable opinion of the GOP stood at 74% in the aftermath of the 2004 election.
While there has been no significant change in party affiliation this year, there are other signs of evangelical frustration with the party.
This survey finds that about a third of Americans (35%) register low levels of trust in other people, compared with 29% who are “high trusters” and 32% who are “medium trusters.”
While al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden inspired substantial confidence in a few predominately Muslim countries in 2003, his popularity has plummeted in recent years.
Confidence among Jordanian Muslims has dropped from 56% in 2003 to 19% in 2008; a mere 2% of Muslims in Lebanon and 3% in Turkey said in 2008 that they were confident bin Laden would do the right thing in world affairs.
I can see a steep increase in poverty rates in Wisconsin from 2005 to 2010 peaking befoe 2015 then slowly decreasing.but staying much higher than when the graph started in 2005.
About a third (34%) followed news about swine flu and its vaccine very closely, while 19% say swine flu was their top story of the week.
News coverage was comparatively modest, filling just 2% of the newshole, according to PEJ.
Muslims are the fastest-growing major religious group, largely because they have the highest fertility rate and the youngest population.
At mid-century, Muslims will nearly equal Christians – the world’s largest religious group – in size.
As a result, the Muslim population is expected to increase from 1.6 billion people (23% of the world’s population as of 2010) to 2.76 billion people (30% of all people in 2050).
Similarly, knowledge of basic scientific concepts differs greatly across questions.
While most Americans (78%) know that the basic function of red blood cells is to carry oxygen to all parts of the body, just 20% could identify nitrogen as the gas that makes up most of the atmosphere.
There is a major difference in distribution of wealth between a small amount of companies dominating the Swedish market, and other than the 'big 5' other business' are getting the same success and averaging similar turnoversNB I don't know what the companies do otherwise I would have maybe added that into the findings.
The profits have been going in an upwards trend over the 9 year period, but have had a couple of peak years where the following year failed to continue the growth instantly.
But positive assessments of his economic policy have slipped from 49% in October to 43% in the current survey.
The president’s handling of the threat of terrorism remains a strong point ­ fully two-thirds approve of his performance in that area.
Bush’s overall job approval rating has slipped to 54%, down four points since last month and seven points since December.
And a solid majority (56%) approves of his handling of the Iraq crisis, unchanged since October.
The largest county which had the most peruvian-american population groups in the US in 2010 was Miami-Dade,FLThe lowest county which had the least peruvian-american population groups in the US in 2010 was Union County, NJ.
The highest incidence of women journalists in print news media is in relation to health.
The lowest incidence of women journalists in print news media in relation to sport.
Most countries appear in the chart about where their stage of economic development would predict.
Among the 13 nations included in the analysis, Brazilian Catholics have the highest religiosity score (2.45), and the top six spots all belong to Latin American countries.
For example, on this chart, Argentina does not look like an outlier; instead, it falls precisely where it should given its comparative wealth in relation to other Latin American nations.
In order to compare the religiosity of Catholic publics in Europe, Latin America, and the U.S., we constructed an index based on three questions: whether faith in God is necessary for living a moral life, the importance of religion in respondents’ lives, and a how often respondents pray.2 The scale ranges from “0,” the least religious position, to “3,” the most religious position.
Latin American Catholics tend to cluster in the upper left of the chart, indicating their low levels of wealth and high levels of religiosity, while those in Western Europe show up in the lower right as the result of their prosperity and lower scores on the religiosity index.
In contrast, most Democrats said climate policies either help (47%) or make no difference (38%) to the economy.
Republicans see more risk than Democrats when it comes to the economic effects of climate policies.
Around half of Republicans (52%) said in 2019 that such policies hurt the economy.
Roughly a quarter of the public (27%) paid very close attention to economic news last week and 16% listed this as the story they followed most closely.
The public’s interest in economic news remains moderate and has not grown in recent months.
The share decreases as the years increases in year.
Flores and Arun Peter Lobo call it integration without blacks.
In the past 40 years they found nearly a three-fold increase in the share of integrated New York City neighborhoods with a mix of whites, Hispanics and Asians but few, if any, blacks.
Researchers Ronald J.O.
To date, 44 women have served as governors in 30 states.
In 2019, six Democratic and three Republican women are serving as governors.
Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming, a Democrat, was the first female governor; she was elected in a special election in 1924 to succeed her deceased husband.
Ella Grasso, a Connecticut Democrat, was the first female governor elected in her own right, in 1975.
The median age of unaffiliated adults is now 36, down from 38 in 2007 and significantly younger than the overall median age of U.S. adults in 2014 (46).
Overall, religiously unaffiliated people are more concentrated among young adults than other age groups – 35% of Millennials (those born 1981-1996) are “nones.” In addition, the unaffiliated as a whole are getting even younger.
In the years shown on the line graph it shows that the infant mortality rate in Serbia has decreased from just under 7 per 1000 live births in 2009 to under 5 per 1000 live births ten years later, in 2019.
over time, the number of deaths in nunavut appear to increase, reaching its highest in 2019-2020.
Despite these more negative views about progress in Iraq, there has been no significant increase in the number of Americans calling for a troop withdrawal of U.S. forces.
The public remains divided over whether the U.S. should bring its troops home as soon as possible (48%) or keep troops in Iraq until the situation has stabilized (46%).
Overall favorability ratings for business corporations are very similar to those of labor unions: 48% hold a favorable view of business corporations, compared with 43% who hold an unfavorable view.
2024 and 2025 are predicted to be the lowest shown.
In 2017 Finland had the highest amount in global shares compared to other years.
Overall, the public continues to worry about Islamic extremism around the world and in the U.S. About six-in-ten (62%) say they are very concerned about the rise of Islamic extremism around the world, and just about half (49%) say the same about the possible rise of Islamic extremism in the U.S.
Comparable percentages said they were very concerned about the rise of Islamic extremism in September of last year.
These are among the highest levels of concerns measured in the questions’ trend dating to 2007.
Republicans remain more likely than Democrats to say they are very concerned with Islamic extremism around the world (83% vs. 53%) and at home (65% vs. 38%).
However, Muslim Americans are less likely to identify primarily with their religion than are Muslims living in Britain, Germany, and Spain.
At 46%, French Muslims are about equally as likely as those in the U.S. to think of themselves first as Muslim.
When asked whether they think of themselves first as an American or as a Muslim, 47% of Muslims in the U.S. think of themselves first in terms of their religion, while 28% identify themselves first as Americans and 18% volunteer that they identify as both.
French Muslims are equally likely to think that life is better for Muslim women in their country, while in Britain, Germany and Spain, Muslims are somewhat less likely to hold this view.
Roughly six-in-ten Muslim Americans (62%) say that the quality of life for Muslim women in the U.S. is better than the quality of life for women in most Muslim countries, while 7% say it is worse, and 23% believe it is about the same.
Among people who offer an opinion of the religiosity of leading Democrats, more say that John Edwards (28%) and Barack Obama (24%) are very religious than say the same about Hillary Clinton (16%).
Yet wide majorities see all three as at least somewhat religious, and those who do view the candidates in overwhelmingly favorable terms.
The number of people in Zimbabwe aged 65 or over remains relatively stable between the years 2010-2018.
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The nation’s population will rise to 438 million in 2050, from 296 million in 2005, and fully 82% of the growth during this period will be due to immigrants arriving from 2005 to 2050 and their descendants.
Although early withdrawals from retirement accounts increased during the Great Recession and its aftermath, the difference was less than what one might have expected — largely, researchers from the Federal Reserve and the IRS found, because early withdrawals were so substantial in the years leading up to the recession.
The data suggest that many families were under financial stress even during the apparently prosperous years of the mid-2000s.
Fully 85% of Americans favor making private gun sales and sales at gun shows subject to background checks, with comparable support from Republicans, Democrats and independents.
While the issue of gun control remains divisive, there are clear areas of agreement when it comes to a number of gun policy proposals.
From 2016 onwards, the national debt in relation to GPD increases and is shown to continue to increase until 2023.
In addition to the latest trends in apprehensions, new data from the Mexican government’s main statistical agency (Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía, or INEGI) show that the level of emigration of Mexicans from their country to the U.S. and other countries remains well below levels prior to the Great Recession that began in 2007.
This decline in apprehensions coincides with recently released estimates by Mexico’s top statistical agency, which show that the rate at which Mexicans migrated to the U.S. and other countries – including both legal and unauthorized immigrants – has held steady for the past five years, after a dramatic drop during the Great Recession.
In 2015, the emigration rate to other countries was 39 per 10,000 Mexican residents during the second quarter of the year, little changed since 2011 and down substantially from 144 per 10,000 during the same quarter in 2006.
The graph shows that the largest threat to risk come through cyber security issues, with cyber attacks being the most prominent having a combined total of around 0.8.
One-in-five Americans (21%) followed the wildfires in Southern California very closely last week and another 28% paid fairly close attention.
Democrats were much more interested than Republicans in news about the Obama transition (48% of Democrats vs. 19% of Republicans followed very closely).
Coverage of the fires accounted for 3% of the national newshole, according the Pew’s Project for Excellence in Journalism.
In other political news, 16% of the public followed stories about Sarah Palin very closely.
Public interest in last week’s fires was nowhere near as high as last year’s devastating fires in that region.
The Alaska governor granted a host of television interviews last week, and by week’s end she had become the focus of 4% of the overall national newshole.
In other news last week, a third of Americans (32%) paid very close attention to news about plans for the new Obama administration, and another 37% followed this story fairly closely.
In late October, 2007 40% of the public was following the California wildfires very closely.
One-in-five (19%) listed this as their most closely followed story of the week.
Republicans followed news about Palin much more closely than did Democrats (27% vs. 14% followed very closely).
Over 40% of U.S adults would now change how they vote in a political election due to COVID-19.
'Go to concert' and 'Use of public transport' are the mot affected habits.
While Obama was still by far the most visible candidate, John McCain narrowed that advantage somewhat: 62% of Americans now say that Obama is the candidate they have been hearing most about in the news, while 19% cite John McCain.
In terms of press coverage, Barack Obama, who was on vacation last week, still generated more campaign news coverage than John McCain (63% vs. 50%, according to the Campaign Coverage Index from Pew’s Project for Excellence in Journalism).
That said, last week was among the closest weeks between Obama and McCain in terms of campaign coverage since the general election began in earnest during early June.
In addition to narrowing the gap in coverage, John McCain also increased his public visibility last week relative to Barack Obama.
Among whites, Trump won an overwhelming share of those without a college degree; and among white college graduates – a group that many identified as key for a potential Clinton victory – Trump outperformed Clinton by a narrow 4-point margin.
From 2005 to 2008 the export was very low but from 2008 to 2011 the amount of exports hit an all time high of over 500 million only dropping back down to its lower rate in 2014.
A majority (56%) says the United States has mostly failed in achieving its goals in Afghanistan; 36% say the United States has mostly succeeded.
These views are little changed from early last year.
The survey finds continued public pessimism about the U.S. military mission in Afghanistan.
There also is widespread disappointment among Muslims that Iraq did not put up more of a fight against the U.S. and its allies.
Overwhelming majorities in Morocco (93%), Jordan (91%), Lebanon (82%), Turkey (82%), Indonesia (82%), and the Palestinian Authority (81%) say they are disappointed the Iraqi military put up so little resistance.
Many others around the world share that view, including people in South Korea (58%), Brazil (50%) and Russia (45%).
The public’s increasingly grim views of the economy are reflected in assessments of the country’s overall direction.
Just 22% of Americans are satisfied with the way things are going in the country, the lowest percentage observed in any Pew Research Center survey since the fall of 1993.
Average station revenue for Spanish-language news stations that are listed in the BIA Advisory Services database have shown an overall decline of 12% since 2011, to about $1.2 million.
While audience data is not available for Spanish-language news radio, revenue data is available and shows relative stability.
This bar chart shows most of the YouTube channels had under 100 million subscribers but one had over 150 million subscribers.
The new study finds that numbers like these can leave people with the impression that the race is far less competitive than when they see polling data presented as the percentage of the vote they are expected to get – something familiar to the public.
However, last week marked the largest partisan gap in campaign interest since the start of the presidential race in early 2007.
Throughout most of the year, Democrats have followed the presidential campaign more closely than Republicans.
Democrats were almost twice as likely as Republicans to say they followed the campaign very closely (52% vs. 28%).
The vast majority of people across 15 countries in Western Europe and in the United States say they would be willing to accept Muslims as neighbors.
Slightly lower shares on both sides of the Atlantic say they would be willing to accept a Muslim as a family member.
I can conclude that in the space of 10 years, with the last 6 years being only predictions mind, that the Egypts budget balance will drop by about Half.
If so, you join the 44% of Americans who say they will do so for 2014, according to a Marist poll conducted in December 2013 among 1,173 adults.
This share is up slightly from the 40% who planned to make a resolution a year ago.
Have you made your New Year’s resolution yet?
The percentage of Americans who say they think Congress will pass health care legislation this year edged up to 43%, but about half (49%) still say lawmakers will not pass a bill in 2010.
The sharpest falloff during that period came among moderate and liberal Republicans.
Just 27% of moderates and liberals expressed a favorable view, down 19 points from the previous June.
The Tea Party’s ratings declined even among conservatives, from 74% favorable in June of that year to 65% in October.
Voter turnout in Germany peaked in the years between 1972 and 1976.
From the visualisation I can seee that sales of the CD’s has decreased, maybe because of people not buying them anymore.
the market share of products sold through vending machines shows that cold beverages are sold drastically more than any of the other listed products.
The group that worked the most is the 30-34-year-olds followed, followed closely by the age groups of 25-29-year-olds and the 35-39-year-olds.
The lowest amount of working hours was reported by the age group younger than 15 years at an average of six hours.
Worries about a lengthy military commitment in the region also have risen over the past two weeks, and as many Americans now express a “great deal” of concern about this as have a high level of concern about the war leading to terrorism in the U.S. (42% and 39%, respectively).
And a third of Americans say they worry a great deal that the conflict in Iraq could spark an all-out war in the Middle East.
These figures are largely unchanged over the past several years.
By a 56%-35% margin, a majority of Americans continues to oppose allowing gays and lesbians to marry legally.
The Dallas cowboys are by far the richest team in terms of value.
Women are more likely than men, however, to view gender equality as very important in most countries.
Overwhelming majorities say gender equality is important.
Across all surveyed countries, around nine-in-ten adults or more say it is very or somewhat important that women have the same rights as men.
The bar graph shows that China and the USA have the highest share of global GPD based on purchasing power parity in 2019.
Every other country other than India has a share of less than a 0.05 share.
Mcdonalds is by far and away the largest company, being worth more than all of the others combined.
Second place starbucks arent even a quarter of the size of mcdonalds.
This shows that the supporters were as much in favour of Romney  as Obama.
This indicates that Clients that feel more social in their surroundings are willing to pay a higher rate for the Service as well as Tip Therapists more generously.
Average hourly pay ranges from around $20-$65.
The Bar Chart indicates that the highest Work Setting for Hourly Pay and Tips for Massage Therapists is providing services at the Clients Homes, as well as providing the services in Hotels, Resorts or on a Cruise.
Massage therapists receive more pay when working at a client's home or at a hotel/resort/cruise.
Meanwhile, in most of the surveyed Western European countries, more than half of adults say they would accept a Muslim into their family, including 66% who say this in Finland and 74% in Spain.
In nearly all of the Central and Eastern European countries surveyed, fewer than half of adults say they would be willing to accept Muslims into their family, including 29% who say this in Romania and 32% in Bulgaria.
The same general pattern holds when Europeans are asked about accepting Jews as family members or neighbors.
Central and Eastern Europeans in the EU are less willing than Western Europeans in the EU to say they would accept Muslims or Jews as members of their family or as neighbors.
There seems to be an even trend among new and old cars in the Netherlands.
There is no decline in trucks as they get older.
Stan Musial is the all time home run scorer with about 470 runs.
Albert puljols has slightly less runs roughly and has about 450.
Ken Boyer's is the 3rd all time run scorer, however he lags quite away behind 1st and 2nd, with 7 other scorers not too far behind.