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The image presents two bar graphs detailing numerical data across three countries (France, Germany, England) for two distinct years (1998 and 2008) in two unspecified categories labeled as "Food" and "Other goods." In the "Food" graph, France shows 1998: ~15, 2008: ~40; Germany shows 1998: ~25, 2008: ~30; England shows 1998: ~10, 2008: ~15. In the "Other goods" graph, France indicates 1998: ~10, 2008: ~40; Germany indicates 1998: ~15, 2008: ~30; England registers 1998: ~8, 2008: ~35.
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The bar charts present the information about sales of food and other goods in three countries, Germany, France, and England, in 1998 and 2008.
Overall, sales of food and other goods increased dramatically in 2008 in each country ,given in the list.
In France, sales of food was about 15% in 1998 which increased to 40% in 2008. Sales of other goods was at less than 10% which rose to 40% in 2008.
Sales of food and other goods, in Germany in 1998, were at 25% and approimately 20% respectively. In 2008, sales of food jumped to above 30% and sales of other goods rose to about 25%.
In England, sales of food were at 10%,in 1998 ,which climbed to 15% in 2008. The revenue from other goods were at less than 10% which sharply rose to 35% in 2008.
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