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The pie charts below show electricity generation by source in New Zealand and Germany in 1980 and 2010. Summarise the infomation by selecting and reporting the main feature, and make comparisons where relevant. v.1

The pie charts below show electricity generation by source in New Zealand and Germany in 1980 and 2010. Summarise the infomation by selecting and reporting the main feature, and make comparisons where relevant. v. 1
The rate of crime has shown a northward movement all over the world. However, in the majority of nations, the crime rate is more in cities than countryside areas. Though, there are multiple reason responsible for this phenomenon. I feel unemployment and drug abuse are the most common reason. This essay intends to discuss these reasons, though briefly, and set of solution is suggested to curb this grave concern. Unemployment is considered as the main reason of growing crimes in favoured parts of the country. In these days, cities have become overpopulated. Even worse, people who live in backward areas are migrating to these areas in the expectation of higher remuneration for their work. Conversely, owing to a large number of people; these regions are unable to provide work to all people. As a result, people commit illegal activities for earning their livelihood. Apart from this, a vast number of cities' people are drug addicted. Urban areas are being chosen by drug dealer for smuggling as here they can target a large number of people. Therefore, for fulfilling their drug requirements, people involve themselves in various crimes such as burglary, murder and many more. Like, every key to lock, this problem, too, has numerous feasible solutions. Government needs to generate ample job opportunities. To cite an example, establishing new business policies which aid unemployed to commence a business. Another way is, judicial law should set up stringent sentence for culprits. Since, it will work as a lesson for criminals and others. Moreover, rehabilitation should be provided to criminals in prison. Last but not the least, welfare campaigns should be conducted which attuned to people about the ill-effects of drug addiction. In conclusion, I believe, although lack of jobs as well as drugs are reasons behind this issue; certain action, such as employment policy, strict punishments and awareness among people will help to tackle this problem.
The rate of
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crime
has shown a northward movement all over the world.
However
, in the majority of nations, the
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crime
rate is more in cities than countryside
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areas
. Though, there are multiple
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reason
responsible for this phenomenon. I feel unemployment and
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drug
abuse are the most common
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reason
. This essay intends to discuss these
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reasons
, though
briefly
, and set of solution
is suggested
to curb this grave concern.

Unemployment
is considered
as the main
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reason
of growing
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crimes
in
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favoured
parts of the country. In these days, cities have become overpopulated. Even worse,
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people
who
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live
in backward
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areas
are migrating to these
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areas
in the expectation of higher remuneration for their work.
Conversely
, owing to
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a large number of
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people
; these regions are unable to provide work to all
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people
.
As a result
,
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people
commit illegal activities for earning their livelihood. Apart from this, a vast number of cities'
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people
are
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drug
addicted. Urban
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areas
are
being chosen
by
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drug
dealer for smuggling as here they can target
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a large number of
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people
.
Therefore
, for fulfilling their
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drug
requirements,
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people
involve themselves in various
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crimes
such as burglary, murder and
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many
more.

Like, every key to lock, this problem, too, has numerous feasible solutions.
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Government
needs to generate ample job opportunities. To cite an example, establishing new business policies which aid unemployed to commence a business. Another way is, judicial law should set up stringent sentence for culprits. Since, it will work as a lesson for criminals
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and others
.
Moreover
, rehabilitation should
be provided
to criminals in prison. Last
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but
not the least, welfare campaigns should
be conducted
which attuned to
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people
about the ill-effects of
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drug
addiction.

In conclusion
, I believe, although lack of jobs
as well
as
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drugs
are
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reasons
behind this issue; certain action, such as employment policy, strict punishments and awareness among
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people
will
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help
to tackle this problem.
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IELTS essay The pie charts below show electricity generation by source in New Zealand and Germany in 1980 and 2010. Summarise the infomation by selecting and reporting the main feature, and make comparisons where relevant. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
315 words
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Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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