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The bar chart illustrates the amount of pounds sterling that France and UK spend in consumer goods. It is evident that UK spent more money than France in cars, books, and cameras. With regards to cars, the United Kingdom spent around 51, 000 pound sterling more than France. UK also spent more than twice of number(? ) in cameras than France, which shows significant unsimilarity. Turning to computers and perfume, France spent slightly more money in those units compared to the United Kingdom.
The bar chart illustrates the amount of pounds sterling that France and UK spend in consumer
goods
. It is evident that UK
spent
more money than France in cars, books, and cameras.

With regards to
cars, the United Kingdom
spent
around 51, 000 pound sterling more than France. UK
also
spent
more than twice of number(?
)
in cameras than France, which
shows
significant
unsimilarity
.

Turning to computers and perfume, France
spent
slightly
more money in those units compared to the United Kingdom.
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