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    The document summarizes average house prices in five cities (London, Tokyo, New York, Madrid, and Frankfurt) in 1990 and 2002 compared to 1989 prices. In 1990, London and Tokyo had the lowest prices below 5% of 1989 levels, while Madrid and Frankfurt were the only cities above 1989 prices. By 2002, London saw the largest increase and became the highest priced city, while New York and Madrid also grew significantly and Tokyo grew fairly but remained below 1989 prices, with Frankfurt the only city experiencing a reduction.

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    The document summarizes average house prices in five cities (London, Tokyo, New York, Madrid, and Frankfurt) in 1990 and 2002 compared to 1989 prices. In 1990, London and Tokyo had the lowest prices below 5% of 1989 levels, while Madrid and Frankfurt were the only cities above 1989 prices. By 2002, London saw the largest increase and became the highest priced city, while New York and Madrid also grew significantly and Tokyo grew fairly but remained below 1989 prices, with Frankfurt the only city experiencing a reduction.

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    Writing Task 1 - (Bar Charts) Average House Prices

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    The document summarizes average house prices in five cities (London, Tokyo, New York, Madrid, and Frankfurt) in 1990 and 2002 compared to 1989 prices. In 1990, London and Tokyo had the lowest prices below 5% of 1989 levels, while Madrid and Frankfurt were the only cities above 1989 prices. By 2002, London saw the largest increase and became the highest priced city, while New York and Madrid also grew significantly and Tokyo grew fairly but remained below 1989 prices, with Frankfurt the only city experiencing a reduction.

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    Muhammad Imam Kayyis

    The bar depicts a report in 1990 and 2002 about average house prices in five different
    cities that changed in two different periods and compared to 1989 average house prices. In
    general, the first graph shows most of cities had a average house price lower than 1989 house
    prices, while the second period presents a significant positive change compared to the previous
    period.

    In 1990 period, London and Tokyo simultaneously had the lowest average prices among
    five cities with percentages below than 5%. New York also had an average house price that lower
    than 1989 average prices, but had a higher price compared to London & Tokyo. However,
    Madrid and Frankfurt are the only two cities that had a price higher than 1989 average house
    prices.

    Turning to the second graph, London that previously the lowest average house price
    skyrocketed the price and becomes the highest in the year. Followed by New York and Madrid
    that a significant raise on average prices. Furthermore, Tokyo had a fairly growth but still lower
    than 0%, while Frankfurt the only city experienced an average price reduction.

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