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The graph illustrates the annual earnings of three bakeries in London—Robbie's Bakery, Bernie's Buns, and Lovely Loaves—over a decade from 2000 to 2010. Overall, Robbie's Bakery consistently outperformed the others, achieving the highest income, peaking at approximately £100,000 in 2010. In contrast, Bernie's Buns showed a relatively stable income around £60,000, with slight fluctuations throughout the years. Lovely Loaves started with lower earnings, gradually increasing but still remaining the lowest of the three, reaching just above £40,000 by the end of the period. In summary, while Robbie's Bakery demonstrated significant growth and maintained the top position, both Bernie's Buns and Lovely Loaves displayed more modest and fluctuating earnings, with Lovely Loaves showing the slowest growth trajectory.