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The given line chart illustrates how the proportion of household owning different numbers of computers in a European nation varied from 1997 to 2011. Overall, the percentages of households owning more than two computer experienced upward trajectories, while those of households without any devices showed a reverse trend which consistently declined over the period. Meanwhile, single-computer households remained the most sustainable group throughout the period. Regarding households with multiple computers, the figure for homes owning two devices was recorded at around 6% at the beginning, then its percentage climbed to reach its peak of nearly 30% by 2011. Similarly, the proportion of more than three computers possessed by households showed a gradual rise, which only began to grow from 2000 onwards, reaching approximately 8% at the end of the period, As for the remaining categories, computer-free households was initially emerged as the largest group in 1997, then represented a significant decrease from over 45 to roughly 20% in the final year after being surpassed by the group owned two computers in between 2009 and 2011. In contrast, the figure for one computer households showed remarkable stability, hovering at around 45 to 46% for the entire period.