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The image contains two pie charts. The first chart shows the marital status of Canada's population: 53% married, 31% never married, 7% divorced, 7% widowed, 1% same-sex marriage, 1% separated but not divorced. The second chart shows the marital status of Australia’s population: 46% married, 41% never married, 6% divorced, 5% widowed, 2% separated but not divorced.
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The pie charts compares the marital status of citizens in Canada and Australia.
Overall, the top two status in both countries were separated but not divorced and married, which the former being the largest proportion in Canada, and the latter being the same of Australia’s.
In Canada, over a half of its people were separated with their married partners. The second biggest share belonged to the married group with 29%. Never married and widowed equally occupied 7% of the population.
In Australia, married people who stayed and separated with their couples are similar, with 46% and 41% respectively. Other status were relatively negligible due to the contribution of only 13% combined.
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