The graph shows the amount of money spennt on books in Germany , France , Italy and Austria between 1995 and 2005.
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Overall
, spending levels in all of the Linking Words
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To begin
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to book purchases in 1995. The figure rose to 90 Use synonyms
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in 1999 but experienced a slight drop to approximately 85 in 2003. By 2005, Germans spent over 90 Use synonyms
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. In 1995, France and Italy spent 55 Use synonyms
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In contrast
, Italy's spending declined in Italy, to 50 Linking Words
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then
steadily increased to just above 60 by the end of the period.
Austria spent only 30 US Linking Words
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in 1995, accounting for the lowest expenditure in Use synonyms
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However
, there was a significant upward trend in spending on Linking Words
books
, reaching above 70 by the end of 2005, surpassing Italy's in the same year.Use synonyms
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