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10-11 класс

17, 150, 2005, 6000,17.3

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Ingvar Kamprad started IKEA in his small farming village in Sweden over 60 years ago. He was only 17 years old and sold his products from his bicycle. When his business grew he distributed them from a milk mini-van.
He first introduced furniture into the IKEA product range in 1947. Demand for his furniture increased rapidly, so the decided to specialise in this line.
In the mild 1950s IKEA began designing its own furniture. It wanted to make innovative, stylish products and to keep prices down. This made it possible for a large number of customers to buy IKEA home furnishings.
IKEA opened its first store in Sweden in 1958. In the next 40 years, the number of stores went up to over 150 in 29 countries. in 2005, there were a record 18 new stores - 15 in Europe and three in North America, and then IKEA entered the Japanese market with two stores in 2006.

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17 - years, when he started to sell his products.
150 - number of stores.
2005 - in this year was a record of new stores.
6000 - quantity of customers who visited new store midnight opening.
17.3 - billion euros, totall sales in 2006.
По-моему скромному мнению, текст похож на один из IELTS текстов))

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