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This chart has four different sections that show the common causes of death at different income 
levels and also the world average for women ages 10-19. This is a interesting chart because 
it shows the lower income counties die from diseases while the higher are more accident related.
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This image shows or depicts in 4 different sections the leading causes of death with  females 
from ages 10-19 by country income group for the year 2004.. 
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The first purple entry reads Leading Causes of Death in Females aged 10-19 years by Country 
and Income Group, 2004.  Then it is by Rank, Cause, Death.  There are alternating purple and 
white lines, each with a description of cause of death.  Then there are 3 more groupings of 
different colors; red, blue and green with alternating white colors.  All the printing is 
in black.
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This chart describes and depicts the ten leading causes of death in women from age ten to 
age nine-teen by country as well as by income group and the world.
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This is an image displaying data of how females aged 10-19 died in 2004 broken down by income 
group. It shows that there is an impact of how wealthy a country is and how and how many of 
their young women die.
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The following chart shows the top ten leading causes of death in women aged 10-19 in different 
types of economies around the world.  They are Low Income Countries, Middle Income Countries 
and High Income Countries.  
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Chart showing leading causes of death in females ages 10 - 19 broken down into, the world, 
low income countries, middle income contries  and high income countries.
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This shows the ten leading causes of females from ages 10-19 in 2004, sorted by income and 
country. In low-income areas, the top killers are lower respiratory issues, fires, and suicide. 
Contrary, the high-income countries have road accidents, violence and suicide as the top three. 
Drownings are high up in the mid-income countries. 
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The image on the left hand side depicts females aged 10-19 and the most likely causes for 
their deaths throughout the world.  Then, the graph goes more in-depth showing the causes 
of death by socioeconomic status from low, mid, high classes in society.
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Ten leading causes of death in females aged 10- 19 years by country income group, 2004 broken 
down by world, low-income, middle-income and high-income countries. Low respiratiory infections 
top both world and low-income while road traffic accidents top middle and high income countries
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This chart describes the ten leading causes of death in females aged 10-19 years by country 
income group for the year 20004. Categories include fires.
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This informative picture shows a correlation of such between deaths and income. It splits 
it up to low middle and high incomes and then lists the top reasons of deaths in these groups.
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The caption for the displayed table is, "Ten leading causes of death in females aged 10-19 
years by country income group, 2004".  The graph is comprised of four quadrants of different 
colors.  One of the four boxes with the heading, world and the other three listing income 
levels: low, middle, and high.  Each of the boxes then go on to list the specific causes of 
death for females in the age range listed above. 
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this chart shows causes of death in women between the ages of 10 and 19  in different economical 
classes and statuses. lower income tends to be more of a health risk where as higher income 
people tend to have a higher risk of traffic accidents
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