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The image contains two pie charts depicting domestic water usage in the years 1988 and 2008. In the 1988 chart, percentages allocated to categories are as follows: bathroom (22%), washing clothes (15%), toilets (25%), garden (20%), and kitchen (18%). In the 2008 chart, the percentages for each category are displayed as: bathroom (28%), washing clothes (14%), toilets (29%), garden (7%), and kitchen (22%). The 2008 chart showcases a significant increase in water usage for bathrooms and toilets compared to the 1988 chart, with a 6% and 4% rise respectively. Conversely, the usage for washing clothes and garden are noticeably decreased by 1% and 13% respectively in the 2008 chart. Kitchen usage stays relatively similar across both years, only showing a slight increase of 4% in the 2008 chart. The charts are titled "Domestic water usage" and labeled with the specific years they represent.
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The given two charts illustrate how much water utilized in a country between 1988 and 2000.
Overall, it is clear that there were no huge changes without water which was used for kitchen from 1988 to 2000. In addtion, kitchen water increased highest level in last year of question.
If we look at the picture we can see the consumption of water for gardens was declined significantly over the period, with 20 per cent and 5 percent respectively. Consequently, the amount of water used for washing clothes was also went down while the amount of water used for bathroom increased noticeably from 22 percent to 28 per cent between 1988 and 2000.
By contrast, toilets water was less used in 2000 around 14 percent, compared to 18 percent in 1988. Although, water for kitchens was the most in demand in last yer of the question with 29 per cent, but it accounted for 15 per cent in the beginning
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