The table below shows how the UK unemployed spent their time last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given table illustrates the percentage of

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that unemployed individuals in both genders spent on various activities during the previous year.

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, it is obvious that both women and men ran errands and searched for jobs in the morning

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leaving recreational activities for the afternoon. Regarding the tasks in a

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for a woman, the most common one was doing the chores. Specifically, approximately half of the morning

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and one-fifth of the afternoon

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was for

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activity. The next activity was shopping, which took up 26% and 17% of the morning

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and afternoon

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, respectively. During the later part of the

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, the rate of

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spent on entertainment rose considerably. In detail, 17%, 12% and 10% of the

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were invested in visiting relationships, watching TV and reading in turn. In terms of the way jobless man spent their

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, job seeking accounted for a significant amount of

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, which was 22% of the morning

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and 12% of the later part. The morning

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of males was more likely to be used on housework and shopping ,

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the other part of the

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was mostly for leisure activities

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as TV, gardening or visiting friends.