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DescriptionCoronavirus in Scotland- Cumulative Cases By Region.svg	English: This graph contains plots of the data for each Health Board Area of Scotland, contained in the table above under 'Statistics'. Lines depicting different doubling rates offer a point of reference for gauging the growth rate in any region.
Date	9 April 2020
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Author	Docear

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