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Band 5+: The pie chart shows the the expenditure of the people of a country on different activities in 2000 and 2010. Summarize information by slelting and reporting the mein features and comparison where relevant.

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The image presents two pie charts detailing expenditure percentages for unspecified activities in two separate years; for 2010 the breakdown is Traveling 35%, Education 20%, Restaurants and Hotels 17%, Footwear and Clothing 13%, Health 15%, whereas for 2000 it is Traveling 33%, Education 18%, Restaurants and Hotels 26%, Footwear and Clothing 12%, Health 11%.
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The pie chart illustrates the percentage of people in a particular country who spend their money on different activities.

Overall, people spend by far the largest proportion of their money on travelling, while footwear and clothing and health accounted for the smallest persentages. The remaining money were distributed among a variety of sectors with education, restaurants and hotels representing relatively significant proportions.

Turning to the largest expenditure sectors, travelling accounted for the highest proportion of spending, at 35%. This was followed by the education, with 20%, while the figures for restaurants and hotels were slightly lower, at 17%.

Regarding the remaining sectors, footwear and clothing and health accounted for similar proportions of spending, at 15% and 13% respectively.

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