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Band 5+: The charts below compare the difference in sales for retails between four sectors.

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The image displays two pie charts titled 'Online sales for retail sectors in Canada' for the years 2005 and 2010. In 2005, the distribution of online sales was Electronics & Appliance at 35%, Home Furnishings at 25%, Food & Beverage at 22%, and Video Games at 18%. For the year 2010, the proportions were Electronics & Appliance at 30%, Food & Beverage at 32%, Video Games at 23%, and Home Furnishings at 15%.
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The chart compare the diffrences in sales for retails amoung the years between four sectors.

In general the sales stayed almost stable,and the percentages are almost same.However there were some diffrences in sectors such as home furnishings which has the most diffrence.And comparison and changes in other sectors all over the years.

The large comparasion in percantage it is between Food&Bevarge in 2005 it had 22% which was middle result amoung four sectors.It rose to 32% in 2010 which is selected as the most increase that happend over the years in five years.Next is Home furnishings which was almost the higest in 2005 and had stable sales at that time suddenly decreased to 15% in 2010.

Sales that are less than last two sectors are Electronics&Appliance and Video games.They also had changes and we have things to compare.For example Video games had lowest sales to retails in 2005 and seems like ignored,however percantage rised to 23% in 2010 and took third place in ranking and it illustrates that it had devolup well.Electronics&Appliance were sales that retails got the most in 2005 and it stayed same over the time if compare.It was the first in 2005 with 35% sales but unfortuantully decline to 30% in 2010, but it still showed good results compared to others and can be consider as the stabiliest.

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