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The given line chart illustrates how the percentage of households possessing computers changed in one European country from 1997 to 2011. Overall, the percentage of households having two and three or more computers increased, the opposite was true for possessing no computer. Meanwhile, the figure for households having a computer remained unchanged despite several fluctuations. Moreover, households possessing three or more computers ranked fourth throughout the period. Regarding the two categories with upward trend, the percentage of households possessing three or more computers was around 0% from 1997 to 2001, before increasing dramatically to approximately 7.5% by 2011, ranking fourth throughout the period. Similarly, there was an increase in the households having two computers, but to a greater extent, with the percentage going up from around 6% in 1997 to nearly 30% in 2011, despite several fluctuations. Returning to the remaining categories, the proportion of households possessing no computer was the highest in 1997, standing at around 47%. Then, the figures for households not having any computers decreased significantly to nearly 20% in 2011, coming in third place. In 1997, around 45% of households had a computer, securing the second place. By 2011, the percentage of households possessing a computer remained unchanged, at around 46%.