The table illustrates the activities of British unemployed men and
women
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last
year.
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in the morning, both sexes spent Linking Words
most
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the most
time
doing housework, shopping and looking for work, Use synonyms
whereas
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women
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, in the afternoon, searching for Linking Words
job
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friends
and relatives, gardening, and watching TV were their main responsibilities, Use synonyms
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instead
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time
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males
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opposed
friends
or staying in bed by the opposite sex.
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occupited
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friends
and relatives, gardening, and television. At the same Use synonyms
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