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The image shows a chart representing the percentage of men and women living in poverty divided into ten different age groups in the United States in 2008. The chart indicates that the highest poverty rates are seen in the 'Under 5' age group, with around 20% of children of both sexes living in poverty. The next three age groups, '5-17', '18-24', and '25-34', have poverty rates ranging from 15% to 20% for both men and women. The next five age groups, from '35-44' to '65-74', have poverty rates between 10% and 15% for both men and women, with rates slightly decreasing as age increases. The last age group, '75 and up', shows the lowest poverty rates, around 10% for men and slightly above for women. Overall, women have consistently higher poverty rates than men in all age groups.
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The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of males and females who lived in poverty divided into 10 different age groups in the United States in 2008.
Overall, while the number of men who lived in destitution fluctuated a bit before gradually declining, women on the other hand, changed intermittenly.
For men under the age of 5 culminated at around 25%. Male between the age of 5 and 17 were at approximately 17%. 18 to 24 aged males were the same level as the first figure. Starting from the 4th figure, the numbers declined moderately while the age numbers went up. Then the number upsurged to around 13% over the age of 75.
As for women, first figure was at the same level as the men then showed a downward trend, and ended at approximately 5% hitting the rock bottom as for over the age of 75
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