The graph below shows the average retirement age of males and females in six countries in 2003. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The table illustrates a comparison of the average

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in six countries divided by two sexes in 2003.

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, it could be seen that the

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age

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of men was higher than the

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of women in six nations.

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, Korea was the country having the highest

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age

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,

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the opposite was true in France.

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with, there were four countries with the levels of

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age

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over 60

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. In detail, the longest duration was in Korean, which was 68

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and 8

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for males and 18

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shorter for females. The mentioned

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in Japan was slightly lower than the

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age

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in Italy by one year.

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, the other nations recorded an insignificant difference in the average

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age

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including Australia and the UK, with around 63 to 64

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, roughly 64 to 65

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, respectively.

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, Italy and France were countries showing a

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age

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of under 60

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.

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, the average

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age

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of Italian males and females was 58

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, 2

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and 57

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, 3

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, respectively. France recorded the lowest

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of

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, with 57

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and 4

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for men and 56

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and 9

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for women.