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Band 5+: The given line chart presents the number of people with different average working hours and the table show the average number of paid holidays by year.

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The image shows two parts: a line graph and a table. Line graph data: from 1998 to 2004, people working 16-31 hours (millions) were 10, 10, 11, 11, 11.5, 11.75, and 12.2 respectively; people working 32-45 hours: 10.5, nearly 10.75, 10.6, 10.7, 10.75, 11, and nearly 11.1; and people working 45 hours over: nearly 9.9, 9.7, about 9.9, 9.95, 9.96, 9.92, and nearly 10. Table data: the average number of paid holidays per year were 25 in 1998, 27 in 1999, 29 in 2000, 30 in 2001 and 2002, 32 in 2003, and 32 in 2004.
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The table and line graph illustrate average number of paid holiday and the number of humans with different average working hours [in millions] between 1998 and 2004.

Looking from an overall perspective,it is readily apparent that people who work fewer increased steadily by 2004.In contrast, humans who work longer hours decreased by 2004.However, if we look at the average number of paid holidays by year,the number of days increased.

Regarding number of individuals with various average working hours,the number of employees working under 32 hours have seen steadily increase.However,workers who work 32-45 hours decreased by 2000 but it increased over the period.In contrast,Individuals who work over 45 hours decreased by 1999.After this, it increased in 2000.But,in the following year it decreased.However,it rose in 2002 and from 2002 to 2004 we can see steadily decline.In general,people who work over 45 hours fell over the period

In terms of number of paid holidays,It rose continuously from 25 days in 1998 to 32 in 2004.First it was 25 days in 1998 but, it increased 2 days to 27 in 1999.In the following year it increased 2 days to 29 days.And it increased to 30 in 2001.However it stayed stable in 2002.Despite that,it increased to 32 in 2003.It stayed stable in 2004,in the last year,it stayed same with 32

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