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Band 9: The table below describes water usage for three different purposes in 6 countries in 2003.

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The given table provides information about water consumption in six different states in 2003.

Overall, it is observable that the percentage of water use for domestic purposes in Canada and Australia made up a bigger share among other categories, while that for agricultural purposes dominated in the United Kingdom, China, India, and Japan.

Regarding the amount of water used in Canada and Australia, the consumption of water for domestic purposes in both nations took up roughly 64%. Furthermore, the proportion of water consumed for industry comprised less than half in Canada, whereas a similar figure was reported for agriculture in Australia, with a percentage of 32%.

In terms of the remaining countries, the amount of their water consumption for agricultural purposes was remarked to be over 80% in the United Kingdom, China, and India; besides, that in Japan was almost 20% lower. Moreover, the amount of water used for domestic and industrial purposes amounted to approximately 6% in the United Kingdom and China. In India, the percentage of water use for domestic and industry made up nearly 10%, while that in Japan accounted for double that share.

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