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The given table illustrates the two different age groups as well as the total number of people attending the marathon between 2008 and 2012. Overall, there was an even upward trend in the number of people from both two age groups. In detail, the age group ranging from 18 to 39 was consistently higher compared to that of people aging more than 40 years old over the period of time given. In terms of three first years, in 2008, there were 2000 people attending the marathon competition, with 1200 participants from age group 19-39. This figure for 18-39 aged group experienced an increase of 150 people and that of more than 40 years old rose to 850 participants, resulting the growth of total people to 200 by 2009. Over a year, the total number of participants in marathon continued growing of 200, in which the people aging 18-39 had relatively 500 people higher than that of more than 40 age group. Additionally, this can be obviously seen that the number of 18-39 participants in the marathon witnessed a substantail increase than the figure for over 40, with the growth of 150 and 50 people respectively per year. Regarding the remaining period of time, the number of participants experienced an increase of 150 people, in detail, there were a continuely rise in the figure for 18-39 and over 40 age groups, recording 1600 and 950 participants respectively in 2011. Towards the end of the timeline, the number of people attending the marathon remained upward trend, with the total number was observed at 2800 by 2012.