Pushing U.S. leftward, in a way

I return to Reuter's very strong entry in the Webby Awards. (See my review of all entrants here.)Deep inside this project is a standard stacked bar chart:The chart covers an interesting story, imports of luxury products. The U.S. accounts for quite a lot of these imports. The only other nations that make an appearance are China and France. I'm assuming the absence of red and green in 8 of the 10 categories means China and France do not import those items in large quantities.For the most part, the bar chart is nicely polished.The one thing that stands out is the sorting of countries by alphabetical order (with "rest of the world" tagged on).It's a simple edit to move all the U.S. bars to line up on the left side. Like this:I find it curious that jewellery is split into "silver" and "non silver". Silver total fewer than $10 billion while non-silver adds up to over $110 billion.