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This chart describes the difference in the distribution of death and years of life lost in 
2004 amongst continental regions. Generally, the highest difference in the years of life lost 
lies in the less developed countries, such as Southeast Asia and Africa. 
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This graph compares deaths and YLL (years of life lost) by region in 2004. In the eastern 
Mediterranean and in South-East Asia, this graph suggests that people die very young. This 
is determined by the percent YLL being greater than the percent deaths. In contrast, people 
in the Americas, Europe, and the Western Pacific die at older ages. Notably, persons with 
high income also have a higher age at death.
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This graph from 2004 shows the comparison of the proportional distribution of deaths and YLL 
by region. Americas have the lowest distribution and death rate, while Southeast Asia has 
the highest. 
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Comparison of the proportional distribution of deaths and YLL by region, 2004. At the top 
of the graph is the legend, saying "Per cent YLL greater than per cent deaths; people die 
at younger ages."
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it is a map showing the distribution of schistosomiasis from certain time spands.it is a map 
showing the distribution of schistosomiasis from certain time spands.
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The chart depicts the relationships between deaths and amount of YLL. I could not figure out 
what YLL was. It seems that the more YLL there is, the greater the death rate is. Southeast 
Asia represents this correlation.
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This handmade chart shows the comparison and distribution of deaths and YLL in some year. 
I do not know what YLL is and cannot comment further on this chart
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The charts displays a comparison of proportional distribution of death and YLL by region for 
the year of 2004.  The chart focuses on the total percentages of global deaths, dividing data 
into different regions: Eastern Mediterranean, Americas, Europe, Western Pacific, etc.  
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it is talking about something to do with the death of something in a certain year. not exactly 
sure because it is all blurry. doesn't make much sense.
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This is a chart depicting the comparison of the proportional distribution of deaths and YLL 
by region in the year 2004. It shows a steadily increasing plot.
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This graph details the comparison of deaths and YLL by region in the year 2004. The left side 
of the graph pertains to percent of total global YLL and the bottom refers to percent of total 
deaths. There are dots for the Americas, Eastern Mediterranean, Europe, High Income, Western 
Pacific, and Southeast Asia.
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The figure presented is titled Comparison of the proportion distribution of deaths and YLL 
by region, 2004.  The figure shows the distribution of deaths in 2004.
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This is a chart of the relationship between deaths and YLL in different regions. In areas 
where the percentage of global deaths is greater than the percentage of YLL, people tend to 
die at older ages, while areas with higher percentages of YLL compared to total global deaths 
have younger average ages at death.
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