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Please help create a pie chart showing that 35% of a population has access to 315 support groups, while the remaining 65% of the population has access to 9 support groups. Remaining 65% consists of four user types.

35% = dual diagnosis clients
65% = schizophrenia, bipolar, depression, anxiety disorder clients.

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