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The line graph illustrates how many international conferences were organized in three cities between 1965 and 2010. Overall, among all the cities, City A held the top spot at the beginning of the period; however, this position was then replaced by City C at the end. What is also notable from the graph is that City C witnessed an upward trend whereas the remaining cities exhibited a contrasting pattern. At the start of the timeframe, with 35 conferences , City A emerged as the leading city. This was followed by City B, at around 31 conferences. At the bottom of the list was City C, as its figure stood at zero. Thereafter, City C saw a substantial surge in the number of international conferences , to about 27 in 1995, then declined moderately to nearly 25 conferences in 2005 before a significant increase to approximately 30 was recorded in the final year. Meanwhile, the data for international conferences in City B registered some fluctuations, ending at 25 in 2010. Finally, there was a sharp reduction in the value in City A, falling to 20 conferences, then the figure fluctuated mildly between around 26 and 30 from 1985 to 2005, followed by a dramatic drop to 20 at the end of the surveyed years.