63.The chart and graph show the categories of the owrkforce in Londan an the unemployment rate within three groups. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The pie chart and the line graph illustrate the categories of the

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in London

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the

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rate

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for each

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group.

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, English-speaking people have the lowest

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and the highest

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,

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native Londoners have the highest proportion of the

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. Native Londoners occupy half of the

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in London, being the largest proportion compared with the other groups,

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is followed by non-English-speaking people with just over two-fifths, which is 42%, and the English-speaking individuals have the smallest proportion of the

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with only 8%. In 1993, the

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for English-speaking people was the highest, at 8%,

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decreased sharply over the years, in 2003, it only had a

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of 3%, but it was still the group with the highest

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.

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, native Londoners, at the beginning had a

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of 4% of

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,

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varied during the 10 years,

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in 2003, it only had 2% of

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.

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, the

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rate

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of non-English speakers went down moderately during the period, from 3% to 1% in 1993 and 2003 respectively.