The line graph and pie chart below show information on crime in the UK for the last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given line graph illustrates the correlation between

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and

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rate,

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the pie chart provides information about different sorts of

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in the USA for the

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year.

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, those who are from 16

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old to 24

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old tended to commit

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,

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violent

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was the most predominant

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in the UK. As can be seen clearly from the graph and the chart, there were no cases of

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recorded from 0 to 8

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old. The starting

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of

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commitment was early - 8

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old. The people who were 28

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old tended to commit the

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less. The percentage of

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decreased from 20% to lower 10%. The

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rate reached its peach at the

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of 20. The percentage of

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commitment from the

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of 12 to the

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of 16 soared dramatically -

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percentage was more than 10 times than the starting point, followed by a steady decrease to 10% for 60

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old. Violent misdeed accounts for almost half of the total cases in the UK.

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, The proportion for property

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and drug

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were roughly similar at 23% and 22% respectively.

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, public order

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was the least prevalent

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at 9%.