The line graph and pie chart below show information on crime in the UK for the last year. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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and

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provide key information about

crime

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in the UK for the

last

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year. The

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chart

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is measured in the number of

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(tens of thousands),

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the

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chart

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is measured in percentage.

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, it is clear from the

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graph that there was a relationship between

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and

crime

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. As we showed, there were no

crimes

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in childhood stages the

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between 0 to 8

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,

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there was a slight rise throughout the interval of 8 to 12. After that, there was a sharp increase between 12 to 15

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reaching 70

crimes

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tens of thousands.

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, the

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arrived at the peak of nearly 80

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tens of thousands in 20

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.

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, there was a gradual decline until the

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reached 28

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. After that, we noted that

crimes

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decreased with the increase in human

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.

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what is shown in the

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graph there were types of

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in the UK in the

last

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year. Violent

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represented approximately half of the

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chart

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nearly 46%,

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public order

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represented 9%.

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, property

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and drug

crime

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illustrate the same per cent about a quarter for each category.