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Band 7+: The line charts show the amount of beer sold to pubs and supermarkets over six years, where a bar graph displays the amount of pubs closed over the same period.

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The image contains two graphs related to beer sales and pub numbers in the UK. The first graph is a line chart showing the volume of beer sold from 2000 to 2016, with one line for sales to pubs starting at 22000 (2000), peaking at around 24000 (2001), and then declining to below 15000 (2016), while the other line for sales to the sober market begins below 15000 (2000), surpasses pubs around 2007, and climbs to just under 20000 (2016). The second graph is a vertical bar chart of the total number of pubs from 2000 to 2016 with a descending trend from approximately 60000 (2000) to just over 50000 (2016). Specific yearly data from the graphs are not detailed numerically.
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The first chart illustrates the number of beers that were sold in the United Kingdom in two different points of sales: pubs and supermarkets over 17 years from 2000 to 2016. The second graph represents the total figures for pubs in the UK.

Overall, the number of beers sold by pubs decreased while the beers sold by supermarkets increased over the years. As we can see, there was a slight decline in the number of pubs every year.

In 2000, the number of beers sold in pubs was approximately 25,000 and this number kept falling for the next 16 years, reaching the lowest point in 2016, in contrast to beers sold by supermarkets that had a consistent fluctuation between 10000 and 15000 showing modest growth the last year and exceeded the sales of pubs.

With regard to the total numbers of pubs that started in 2000 in the UK, the bar graph shows a decrease trend with just above 60000 pubs that year and in 2016 the number fell to 50000 pubs, which demonstrates that almost ten thousand pubs were closed between these years.

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