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Summerise the information by selecting andreporting the main features and make comparisons where relevent.

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The given line graph describes the information about
the
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car
theft
 in various four nations namely Great Britain, Sweden, France and Canada over the ten year periods from 1990 to 1999, units are measured in thousands. Overall, it can be seen that clearly, Great Britain was the major highest
car
theft
 to compared other countries and France and Canada were had the same amount of vehicle
theft
 in the final period. According to the graph illustrates, in the initial period of the Uk had
car
theft
, with an average of 17000 and from 1990 to 1992, there was a slight rise in
car
theft
 from 17000 to 19000. In 1993,
this
 figure was reduced gradually, which is around 16
thousand
. Between 1993 and 1996,
car
theft
 was increased gradually by 16 to 20
thousand
 and
this
 was reduced marginally and reached 16000 at the end of the year. In 1990, Sweden had 6000 and
this
theft
 was increased gradually and in 1993
this
 was peaked, which is around 16000, From 1993 to 1996, there was a steady level off and the
next
 year,
car
theft
 was increased slightly, with an average of 14000. In terms of France and Canada had the
car
theft
 in the initial period, which is around 7 and 8
thousand
 respectively and these both were decreased slightly and reached in 1993, with an average of 6 and 5
thousand
 sequentially. In 1999, in ,
these
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 both nations had the same amount of
car
theft
, which is around 6000.
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