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The map illustrates the layout of a small town both before and after significant developments . , a large park was situated the center of the town , with a river running along its northern edge . Residential areas were located the east of the park , while commercial buildings were found the western side . A school was positioned to the residential zone , and a hospital stood the river in the northwest corner . After redevelopment , the park was replaced by a shopping mall , and new housing complexes were constructed this central area . The school was relocated the south of the town , and a new sports center was built to it . The hospital remained its original location , but additional parking spaces were added in of it .

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The diagram illustrates the process of recycling used paper . Initially , used paper is collected various sources and transported a recycling facility . Upon arrival , the paper is sorted different categories based quality and type . Next , it is shredded a machine and mixed with water in a large tank , creating a pulp . This pulp is then cleaned a series of filters to remove impurities . After cleaning , the pulp is pressed rollers to eliminate excess water and form sheets . Finally , these sheets are dried heat lamps before being cut and packaged distribution .

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The bar chart illustrates the percentage of households in three different countries ? Country A , Country B , and Country C ? that owned various types of electronic devices 2020 . In Country A , 95% of households owned a television , placing it the top of device ownership . Similarly , in Country B , televisions were prevalent , 90% ownership , while in Country C , this figure stood 85% . Computers were also common , with 80% of households in Country A possessing one , compared to 70% in Country B and 60% in Country C . Mobile phone ownership was highest in Country C , where 95% of households owned one , whereas in Country A and Country B , the figures were 85% and 90% , respectively . Tablet ownership was less widespread , with 50% of households in Country A , 45% in Country B , and 40% in Country C having one . Lastly , game consoles were owned 60% of households in Country A , 55% in Country B , and 50% in Country C , indicating a moderate level of popularity all three countries .

 
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