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The graph compares the amount of energy generated by wind in four countries between 1985 and 2000, measured in megawatts. Overall, all of the nations followed an upward trend over the period, with the most significant increase observed in Denmark. Additionally, despite starting at the second-lowest position at first, Denmark surpassed the United States, which maintained the highest figure in most of the timeframe, to take the leading position by the end of the timescale, whereas India remained the lowest in most of the period. Looking at the countries with the higher figure, the energy generated by the United States was around 1200 megawatts, dominant compared to just about 230 of Denmark. In 1990, the amount of energy produced by United States grew substantially to its peak of 1630, before dropping gradually for the rest of the timeframe to just 1450 in 2000. Denmark underwent a more dramatic growth. The figure for Denmark rose sharply throughout the period, reaching roughly 1200 in 1995 and peaking about 1630 by the end of the timeframe. Regarding the remaining nations, both the countries experienced a steady increase during the timescale. In the initial year, the amount of energy produced by India and Germany were roughly 200 and 400 respectively. After that, they climbed considerably in the next 10 years, both reaching at approximately 800 megawatts in 1995. By the end of the period, while the amount of energy generated in India grew noticeably to around 1200 megawatts, that of Germany rose moderately to just 890 in 2000.