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Band 5+: The graph below shows the population using internet in 4 different European countries.

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The image shows a bar graph detailing the population's internet usage percentages for five countries: Spain 15%, France 20%, Sweden 35%, Germany 10%, UK 25%.
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The given bar chartga demon strategia data about the a mount of utilizing network around the popolazione in 5 vario uscire type of countries.

Overall, it Is clear that the highest proportion is responsible for Sweden while the reverse true for Spain. In contrast, other countries consiste the moderate percentages.

Looking at the details, we Can see that the popular trend is Sweden that make up 35% in using network. The following popular percentage accounted for 20% in UK and it has a half of full expenditures. The amount of using network in Germany has moderate percent is 15 whereas there is a twofold as high as proportion in Spain that make up 5% with a lowest figure. In France, the surfing of network experiences 10% percent and it less 2 times than UK spendings.

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