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Band 5+: The chart below shows the percentage of international students at Tertiary level in global destinations in 2006. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a pie chart depicting the distribution of international students at the tertiary level in 2006 with the following data: U.S. 22%, U.K. 14%, France 10%, Germany 10%, Japan 5%, China 6%, Australia 7%, Canada 3%, and all other countries 23%.
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The pie chart shows the destinations of the number of students studying abroad in the tertiary sector at 2006. The top 3 destinations from the most amount of students are the United States, United Kingdom, and France or Germany respectively.

The United States holds the top 1 with 22%, followed by the U.K. at 14%, and France at 10% which tied with Germany. Then the runner ups are Australia at 7%, China at 6%, Japan at 5%, and last but not least, Canda at 3%. The rest of the 23% are all the other countries around the globe.

Overall, this pie chart statistically shows that the tertiary sector studies are best taken at American or European countries as they hold the highest number of international students migrating to their countries.

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