The two pie charts below show the marital status of the populations of Canada and Australia. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should Marital Status of the populations of Canada and Australia.

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' martial status as recorded in an unknown period or year. A brief overview is that

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the majority of Canadian wives and husbands lived in different houses, the

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were mostly married.

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, same-sex marriage was shown in Canada.

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analysis will start with the first chart that had the Canadians' marital status. Regarding those with wives or husbands, the number of those who lived separately accounted for more than half the chart, at 53%, significantly exceeded those who were married, at 29%. Concurrently, there is parity between those who were widowed and never married, at 7%.

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, only 1% of citizens divorced. Turning to the

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, the figures favoured those who were married rather than those who were separated but not divorced, at 46% vs. 41%, respectively.

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, there are modestly more

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that were single, at 6%, than widowed women, at 5%.