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The graph below show car thefts in countries namely great Britain, Sweden, France and Canada between 1990 and 1999.

The graph below show car thefts in countries namely great Britain, Sweden, France and Canada between 1990 and 1999. K0bo6
The assigned line graph illustrate the information about car thefts in countries namely great Britain Sweden France and Canada from 1990 to1999. Having a myopic Outlook, the number of car stolen in great Britain was approximately 18 cars per thousand in 1990. The number of cars stolen in great Britain was fluctuated from 1991 still 1999. The account of car stolen in Sweden was nearly 8per thousand ine1990, whereas the number of cards thefts shareply still1995. It is interesting to note that, the same figure of cars stolen was increased continuously in1999. Moving further, the number of car stolen in France was about 7 per thousand in 1990 then approximately 9 per thousand in 1991. After that, car thefts fluctuated continuously still 1999. The number of car theft in Canada 7 per thousand in 1990 then the count of cars stolen in Canada was decreased still 1993 after that the same figure remained stable in 1999. Overall the maximum car stolen highest in great Britain and Sweden in the given period.
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in
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was approximately 18
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cars
per thousand in 1990. The
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of
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cars
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stolen
in
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great Britain
was fluctuated
from 1991
still
1999. The account of
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car
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stolen
in Sweden was
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number
of cards
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thefts
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shareply
still1995. It is interesting to note that, the same figure of
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cars
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stolen
was increased
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in1999. Moving
further
, the
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number
of
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car
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stolen
in France was about 7 per thousand in 1990 then approximately 9 per thousand in 1991. After that,
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car
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thefts
fluctuated
continuously
still
1999. The
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number
of
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car
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theft
in Canada 7 per thousand in 1990 then the count of
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cars
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stolen
in Canada
was decreased
still
1993 after that the same figure remained stable in 1999.
Overall
the maximum
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car
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stolen
highest in
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great Britain
and Sweden in the
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IELTS academic The graph below show car thefts in countries namely great Britain, Sweden, France and Canada between 1990 and 1999.

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