the line graph shows thefts per thousands vehciles four countries between 1990 and 1999.

the line graph shows thefts per thousands vehciles four countries between 1990 and 1999.
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The graph
illusrates
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illustrates
the number of
thefts
per
thousand
vehciles
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vehicles
in four countries (Great Britain, Sweden,
France
, and Canada) from 1990 to 1999.
Overall
, Great Britain had the highest theft rate throughout the
period
,
while
Canada had the lowest.
France
and Sweden showed moderate fluctuations, but both saw increases by the end of the
period
. At the beginning of the
period
, Great Britain fluctuated between 17 and 20
thefts
per
thousand
vehicles, ending with a slight rise to 20 in 1999.
In contrast
, Sweden began with about 8
thefts
per
thousand
vehicles,
steadilt
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steadily
increasing to 16 by the end of the
period
.
France
showed a modest fluctuation, remaining stable for much of the
period
but ending with a minor
deop
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drop
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in 1999. Canada, which started just above
France
,
also
showed a steady decline, finishing with the lowest rate of approximately 6
thefts
per
thousand
vehicles.
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