The chart illustrates the number of vehicles per thousand stolen by thieves in four different countries from 1990 to 1999.
Overall
, despite some fluctuations, there was a stable tendency in the cases of car thefts in the UK, Canada, and France, Linking Words
while
 Sweden saw a consistent rise throughout the period given. Linking Words
Additionally
, the UK consistently had the highest figures.
In 1990, there were around 17 Linking Words
million
 stolen vehicles in the UK, after which it fluctuated between 16 Use synonyms
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 until 1997, before dropping back to its initial point in 1999. Use synonyms
Conversely
 but to a lower extent, the figure for Sweden accounted for approximately 8 Linking Words
million
 cases, followed by a progressive increase to around 12 Use synonyms
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 ones in 1996, it later remained unchanged until 1998, and Use synonyms
finally
 increased to reach nearly 15 Linking Words
million
 in just 1 year later.
In terms of the two remaining nations, Canadian thieves stole above 5 Use synonyms
million
 cars at the beginning, with a gradual decrease to exactly 5 Use synonyms
million
 in 1994, next it hovered mildly around that number, and a final rise to 5.5 Use synonyms
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 in 1999. Use synonyms
Similarly
, the number of French vehicles decreased to 5 Linking Words
million
 in 1993Use synonyms
,
 but later rose back to more than 5 Remove the comma
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million
 in the final year.Use synonyms