the graph show the amount of money spent on book in Germany , France , Italy and Austria between 1995 and 2005.
This
graph depicts the value which was spent Change preposition
on book
book
from 1995 to 2005 in Fix the agreement mistake
books
Gremany
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Germany
France
, Italy and Austria. Overall
, there was a steady rise of
the spending on Change preposition
in
books
purchasing in all the different 4 countries.
Looking at France
and Italy, they started in 1995 with almost 55 millin
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million
dollars
and 50 million
dollars
respectively. The ratio of France
money Change noun form
France's
spending
on Replace the word
spent
books
rose gradually to peak in 2005 with more than 70 million
dollars
. Whereas
, Italy
spending Change noun form
Italy's
in
Change preposition
on
books
had a low decreased
to reach 50 Replace the word
decrease
million
dollars
in 1999. Alternatively, it increased in 2005 to reachabout
65 Correct your spelling
reach about
million
dollars
.
Comparing Germany and Austria, the former started with a high ratio of 80 million
dollars
which is higher that
the latter Correct your spelling
than
that
started with 30 Correct pronoun usage
which
million
dollars
. Both ratios peaked in 2005 with almost 95 million
dollars
spent on books
in German and near
70 Change the word
nearly
million
dollars
in France
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