Top variables that correlate with Nuclear power generation in Netherlands

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Nuclear power generation in Netherlands correlates with...

Variable	Correlation	Years	Has img?
The number of first-line supervisors of police and detectives in Hawaii	r=0.89	12yrs	No
Votes for the Democratic Presidential candidate in South Carolina	r=0.86	11yrs	No
How clickbait-y Mark Rober YouTube video titles are	r=0.82	11yrs	No
Number of moderate earthquakes worldwide	r=0.51	29yrs	No
Popularity of the 'rickroll' meme	r=0.46	16yrs	No

Nuclear power generation in Netherlands also correlates with...

Variable	Correlation	Years	Sys. Score
How trendy PBS Space Time YouTube video titles are	r=0.83	7yrs	154
How cool Numberphile YouTube video titles are	r=0.77	11yrs	148
NCAA Men's Lacrosse Div I Championship final point differential	r=-0.58	42yrs	134
Votes for the Democratic Presidential candidate in Georgia	r=0.83	11yrs	134
Votes for the Democratic Presidential candidate in Mississippi	r=0.8	11yrs	130
The number of movies Edward Norton appeared in	r=0.49	27yrs	124
Patents granted to Cisco	r=0.64	11yrs	123
The number of event planners in Kentucky	r=0.75	10yrs	118
The number of fire inspectors in Oregon	r=0.67	19yrs	117
Annual US household spending on vehicle insurance	r=0.5	22yrs	113
How 'hip and with it' MinuteEarth YouTube video titles are	r=0.73	9yrs	110
Customer satisfaction with LinkedIn	r=0.6	10yrs	108
The number of movies Kit Harington appeared in	r=0.56	10yrs	108
xkcd comics published about childhood	r=0.49	15yrs	100
How trendy MinuteEarth YouTube video titles are	r=0.72	9yrs	99
xkcd comics published about romance	r=0.47	15yrs	98
Total value of all $10 bills printed	r=0.51	11yrs	98
Votes for the Democratic Presidential candidate in North Carolina	r=0.77	11yrs	96
Number of Female Editors on Harvard Law Review	r=0.54	10yrs	94
Popularity of the 'aint nobody got time for that' meme	r=-0.74	16yrs	94
The number of movies Sidney Poitier appeared in	r=-0.48	42yrs	94
Number of edits to the Wikipedia article for Thanksgiving	r=0.45	15yrs	93
Ana Ivanovic's WTA Finals played	r=0.52	10yrs	91
Median Weekly Earnings of Self-Employed Workers in the UK	r=0.51	11yrs	90
Popularity of the 'what does the fox say' meme	r=-0.77	9yrs	90
Bloomberg Money Stuff articles about bitcoin	r=-0.85	8yrs	89
How professional-sounding Deep Look YouTube video titles are	r=0.72	8yrs	88
The number of orderlies in Pennsylvania	r=0.74	10yrs	87
Global iPod Sales	r=0.46	9yrs	86
xkcd comics published about maps	r=-0.66	14yrs	82
Total value of all $100 bills printed	r=-0.59	21yrs	80
Patents granted to General Electric	r=-0.72	11yrs	79
Air pollution in Salem, Ohio	r=0.5	14yrs	78
How professional-sounding MinuteEarth YouTube video titles are	r=0.7	9yrs	76
The number of food scientists and technologists in South Carolina	r=0.69	17yrs	76
Votes for Democratic Senators in Louisiana	r=0.67	14yrs	72
xkcd comics published about philosophy	r=-0.53	15yrs	70
xkcd comics published about technology	r=-0.52	15yrs	69
Number of passing touchdowns by Peyton Manning	r=-0.58	16yrs	67
Google searches for 'boujee'	r=-0.72	6yrs	66
Google searches for 'Minute Physics'	r=-0.53	15yrs	66
How trendy OverSimplified YouTube video titles are	r=0.78	6yrs	65
The number of career/technical education teachers, secondary school in Louisiana	r=0.71	12yrs	64
Google searches for 'burn centers'	r=-0.49	18yrs	64
Air pollution in Pueblo, Colorado	r=-0.76	8yrs	63
Snow days in Fort Worth	r=-0.73	11yrs	62
Air pollution in Eureka, California	r=-0.74	8yrs	61
Votes for Libertarian Senators in Nevada	r=0.68	10yrs	60
Total number of passenger vehicles sold in China	r=-0.7	7yrs	60
How insightful Matt Parker's YouTube video titles are	r=0.67	11yrs	54
The number of movies Michael Cera appeared in	r=-0.56	23yrs	52
The number of hazardous materials removal workers in South Dakota	r=0.61	18yrs	46
Votes for Libertarian Senators in New Hampshire	r=0.65	10yrs	45
How 'hip and with it' CGP Grey YouTube video titles are	r=0.67	11yrs	44
Popularity of the 'thanks obama' meme	r=-0.56	15yrs	44
The number of movies Adam Driver appeared in	r=-0.64	12yrs	40
The number of colelge chemistry teachers in Maryland	r=0.6	19yrs	35
How clickbait-y Technology Connections YouTube video titles are	r=0.75	7yrs	32
Votes for Democratic Senators in Idaho	r=0.6	13yrs	30
The number of movies Lily Collins appeared in	r=-0.49	23yrs	26
The number of boilermakers in New York	r=0.6	19yrs	25
Total comments on PBS Space Time YouTube videos	r=0.74	7yrs	20
Votes for Republican Senators in Tennessee	r=0.57	14yrs	17
The number of librarians in Arizona	r=0.61	16yrs	14
The number of movies Karen Gillan appeared in	r=-0.56	14yrs	14
How professional-sounding OverSimplified YouTube video titles are	r=0.73	6yrs	8
Votes for Democratic Senators in Colorado	r=0.57	14yrs	7
The number of musicians in Nebraska	r=0.59	19yrs	4
The number of movies Benedict Cumberbatch appeared in	r=-0.51	20yrs	4
How 'hip and with it' PBS Space Time YouTube video titles are	r=0.72	7yrs	-3
Votes for Republican Senators in Oklahoma	r=0.55	15yrs	-5
The number of heat treating equipment setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic in New Hampshire	r=0.58	19yrs	-8
The number of movies Daniel Kaluuya appeared in	r=-0.5	16yrs	-10
How cool OverSimplified YouTube video titles are	r=0.71	6yrs	-16
The number of merchandise displayers and window trimmers in Vermont	r=0.58	19yrs	-18
Votes for Libertarian Senators in Colorado	r=0.64	9yrs	-18
The number of librarians in Washington	r=0.6	16yrs	-28
Votes for Republican Senators in Nebraska	r=0.54	14yrs	-28
Average number of comments on PBS Space Time YouTube videos	r=0.67	7yrs	-30
Votes for Libertarian Senators in Colorado	r=0.63	9yrs	-39
The number of college administrators in Georgia	r=0.58	17yrs	-40
How 'hip and with it' AsapSCIENCE YouTube video titles are	r=0.62	10yrs	-45
The number of structural iron and steel workers in Iowa	r=0.57	19yrs	-50
Votes for the Democratic Presidential candidate in Delaware	r=0.59	11yrs	-52
How trendy AsapSCIENCE YouTube video titles are	r=0.62	10yrs	-55
The number of university physics teachers in Missouri	r=0.57	19yrs	-60
Votes for the Democratic Presidential candidate in Alabama	r=0.58	11yrs	-63
Total length of 'Be Smart' science YouTube videos	r=0.62	9yrs	-66
The number of college history teachers in Montana	r=0.57	19yrs	-70
Votes for the Democratic Presidential candidate in Florida	r=0.57	11yrs	-75
How fun OverSimplified YouTube video titles are	r=0.63	6yrs	-78
The number of conveyor operators in New York	r=0.57	19yrs	-80
Votes for the Democratic Presidential candidate in Texas	r=0.57	11yrs	-85
The number of college psychology teachers in Maryland	r=0.56	19yrs	-91
Votes for the Democratic Presidential candidate in Virginia	r=0.57	11yrs	-95
Votes for Democratic Senators in Kansas	r=0.56	12yrs	-106

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