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The image presents a table illustrating how the unemployed in the UK spent their time last year broken down by morning, afternoon, and evening for both men and women. For men: Housework had 11 in mornings, 18 in afternoons, and 19 in evenings; Shopping, 6 - morning, 10 - afternoon, 8 - evening; Job hunting/searching, 20 - morning, 16 - afternoon, 17 - evening; Visiting friends/family, 12 - morning, 10 - afternoon, 15 - evening; TV-watching, 18 - morning, 16 - afternoon, 14 - evening; Gardening, 14 - morning, 13 - afternoon, 12 - evening; DIY, each 11; Leisure/active sport, 10 - morning, 12 - afternoon, 9 - evening; Relaxing, 10 - morning, 9 - afternoon, 8 - evening; Walking/dog, 5 - morning, 6 - afternoon, 5 - evening; Eating/personal care, consistently with 5; Drinking, 3 - morning, 7 - afternoon, 10 - evening. Women: Housework - 16 morning, 19 afternoon, 17 evening; Shopping - 20 morning, 16 afternoon, 14 evening; Job hunting/searching - 5 morning, 4 afternoon, 3 evening; Visiting friends/family - 5 morning, 8 afternoon, 12 evening; TV-watching - 13 morning, 18 afternoon, 17 evening; Gardening - 9 morning, 5 afternoon, 4 evening; DIY - 5 consistently; Leisure/active sport - 2 morning, 8 afternoon, 5 evening; Relaxing - 8 morning, 7 afternoon, 5 evening; Walking/dog - 8 morning, 6 afternoon, 9 evening; Eating/personal care - 3, 4, 5 respectively; Drinking - 2 morning, 4 afternoon, 6 evening.
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The table shows the data about how unemployed man and women in the UK used their time in the last year. Overall, there were different ways of spending time based on each genre of them in the morning. Though, they both started being more active in the afternoon.
As can be seen from the table, there were data about some ways of how people who looked for jobs in the UK spend the time since morning to afternoon in the last year. The provided data was devided by gender: man and woman.
Based on the table, most women accounted for 49% started the day by doing housework, while around 22% of man would do job hunting first in the morning. In the morning, the least activity done by man and woman were drinkring and only sitting around.
As afternoon came, there were some activities done by most man: watching television, gardening, seeking for jobs, or seeing friends or relatives. In the other side, the jobless woman would love to use their afternoon by working on housework, shopping, visiting friends or families, or hunting a job like some men did.
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