The bar charts below describe the weekly hours worked by people in four Scandinavian countries in 2002. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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the number of working

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spent by people in four different countries every week in 2002. In general, most people in Denmark, Sweden, and the UK spent more than 36

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up

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to 40

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the majority of France workers spent 31 to 35

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with, 70% of Denmark people

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36 to 40

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, followed by about 20% of them

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31 to 35

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in

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every week to work. 80% of workers in Sweden had up to 40 weekly

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nearly

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40% of them spent at least 31

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and ended up in 35

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. In the UK,

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half of

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spent 36 to 40

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in seven days to earn money. Meanwhile, 50% of citizens in France put their time to work for 31 to 35

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, but

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35% of them did it for more than 36

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40

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