The line graph shows thefts per thousands vehicles in four European countries between 1990 and 1999. Summarize the information and make comparison where relevant.

The line graph illustrates the

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of car thefts happening in four different countries in Europe. Comprising the UK, Sweden,

France

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and

Canada

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the figure, it can be seen that Great Britain encounters the theft vehicles the most

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Canada

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does not have

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crime except for one year when it surpasses

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. In 1990, car thefts in the UK accounted for 18

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fluctuated throughout the

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to in the middle of the year 1995 which registered at well over 20. There was a steady decrease after the year 1995 and ended the

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at 17.

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, Sweden which started the

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at just under 8 continuously grew to nearly 12

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it hovered at

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before it surged up to 14 in 1999. Both

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and

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almost had the same trajectory. They began at roughly 6 and 7 respectively before

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soared to above 8 but

Canada

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remained constant. After 1991, they both minimally dropped to 7 and 5

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went up together again and ended the

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at almost exact

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which was about at 6.