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Variable	Correlation	Years	Sys. Score
Lloyds Banking Group's stock price (LYG)	r=0.93	20yrs	376
US Employment Rate	r=0.92	20yrs	374
Citigroup's stock price (C)	r=0.92	20yrs	374
AIG's stock price (AIG)	r=0.92	20yrs	374
Popularity of the first name Helen	r=0.93	20yrs	374
Popularity of the first name Martin	r=0.92	20yrs	372
Petroluem consumption in Ireland	r=0.92	20yrs	372
Petroluem consumption in Jamaica	r=0.92	19yrs	372
Popularity of the first name Judith	r=0.91	20yrs	371
Robberies in California	r=0.86	20yrs	342
Violent crime rates	r=0.86	20yrs	342
Total value of all $1 bills printed	r=0.88	20yrs	342
Popularity of the first name Alan	r=0.9	20yrs	340
Google searches for 'learn spanish'	r=0.87	19yrs	337
Petroluem consumption in Aruba	r=0.88	19yrs	336
Intercountry adoptions	r=0.94	11yrs	335
U.S. intercountry adoptions	r=0.86	19yrs	334
US Motorcycle Manufacturing Industry Revenue	r=0.94	10yrs	334
Google searches for 'Panama Canal'	r=0.85	19yrs	334
US production of cottage cheese	r=0.85	19yrs	332
US dairy skim solids used to produce cottage cheese	r=0.85	19yrs	331
Popularity of the first name Meredith	r=0.9	20yrs	330
Popularity of the first name Rosa	r=0.9	20yrs	320
UBS Group AG's stock price (UBS)	r=0.89	20yrs	310
Petroluem consumption in Denmark	r=0.88	20yrs	306
Barclays' stock price (BCS)	r=0.89	20yrs	300
Jet fuel used in Belize	r=0.87	19yrs	294
HSBC Holdings' stock price (HSBC)	r=0.88	20yrs	288
Petroluem consumption in Bulgaria	r=0.87	19yrs	284
Popularity of the first name Ana	r=0.9	20yrs	280
ING Groep's stock price (ING)	r=0.88	20yrs	278
Annual book sales in the US	r=0.89	10yrs	278
Kerosene used in Indonesia	r=0.87	19yrs	274
Popularity of the first name Kyra	r=0.9	20yrs	270
Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group's stock price (SMFG)	r=0.89	19yrs	267
Kerosene used in Montserrat	r=0.87	19yrs	264
Master's degrees awarded in Physical sciences	r=0.87	10yrs	264
Bachelor's degrees awarded in consumer sciences	r=0.85	10yrs	262
Popularity of the first name Pablo	r=0.9	20yrs	260
Weyerhaeuser Company's stock price (WY)	r=0.86	20yrs	255
Petroluem consumption in Portugal	r=0.86	20yrs	254
Popularity of the first name Anahi	r=0.9	20yrs	250
Petroluem consumption in U.S. Virgin Islands	r=0.87	19yrs	244
Popularity of the first name Dakota	r=0.89	20yrs	238
Petroluem consumption in Greece	r=0.85	20yrs	232
Motor vehicle thefts	r=0.82	20yrs	232
Popularity of the first name Omar	r=0.89	20yrs	228
Annual US household spending on postage and stationery	r=0.82	20yrs	224
US average milk-fat content of cottage cheese	r=0.84	19yrs	223
Popularity of the first name Manuel	r=0.89	20yrs	218
Popularity of the first name Javier	r=0.89	20yrs	208
Carjackings in the US	r=0.83	19yrs	202
Popularity of the first name Diego	r=0.89	20yrs	198
Popularity of the 'all your base' meme	r=0.82	17yrs	198
Google searches for 'panama canal'	r=0.83	19yrs	196
NASA's budget as a percentage of the total US Federal Budget	r=0.78	20yrs	194
Physical album shipment volume in the United States	r=0.81	20yrs	192
Number of edits to the Wikipedia article for Britney Spears	r=0.77	20yrs	191
GMO use in cotton	r=0.77	20yrs	190
US household spending on floor coverings	r=0.79	20yrs	190
Air pollution in San Diego, California	r=0.77	20yrs	190
Air pollution in San Jose, California	r=0.77	20yrs	190
Number of edits to the Wikipedia article for Arnold Schwarzenegger	r=0.76	20yrs	190
Popularity of the first name Esmeralda	r=0.89	20yrs	188
Annual US household spending on floor coverings	r=0.77	20yrs	186
US household spending on natural gas	r=0.77	20yrs	186
US household spending on postage and stationery	r=0.77	20yrs	186
US household spending on clothing for men	r=0.77	20yrs	186
Popularity of the first name Moises	r=0.89	20yrs	178
Sherbet consumption	r=0.83	19yrs	172
US household spending on fruits and vegetables	r=-0.91	20yrs	172
Popularity of the 'leeroy jenkins' meme	r=0.78	17yrs	172
US household spending on fresh fruits	r=-0.9	20yrs	171
Number of edits to the Wikipedia article for Nikola Tesla	r=0.76	20yrs	170
US household spending on processed vegetables	r=-0.88	20yrs	169
Popularity of the first name Yasmin	r=0.89	20yrs	168
Number of public school students in 9th grade	r=0.76	20yrs	168
Google searches for 'snoop dog'	r=0.83	19yrs	166
Cottage cheese consumption	r=0.82	19yrs	160
Arson in California	r=0.81	20yrs	160
Popularity of the first name Harold	r=0.89	20yrs	158
Google searches for 'black holes'	r=0.83	19yrs	156
Popularity of the first name Noe	r=0.89	20yrs	148
Arson in United States	r=0.8	20yrs	148
Ice cream consumption	r=0.79	19yrs	146
Robberies in the US	r=0.79	20yrs	137
US milk fat used to produce fluid beverage milk	r=0.78	19yrs	127
Google searches for 'i am tired'	r=-0.86	19yrs	120
Fossil fuel use in Czechia	r=0.85	19yrs	119
Google searches for 'what is love'	r=-0.88	19yrs	110
Petroluem consumption in Austria	r=0.85	20yrs	107
Blue cheese consumption	r=-0.85	19yrs	102
General Electric's stock price (GE)	r=0.78	20yrs	101
Liquefied petroleum gas used in Lithuania	r=0.85	20yrs	97
Petroluem consumption in Spain	r=0.85	20yrs	87
Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft's stock price (DB)	r=0.76	20yrs	85
Kerosene used in Central African Republic	r=0.85	19yrs	76
Petroluem consumption in Croatia	r=0.84	19yrs	64
Gasoline pumped in Denmark	r=0.83	20yrs	54
Kerosene used in Greece	r=0.83	20yrs	44
Kerosene used in Tunisia	r=0.83	19yrs	33

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^{What is Sys. Score?} You caught me! While it would be intuitive to sort only by "correlation," I have a big, weird database. If I sort only by correlation, often all the top results are from some one or two very large datasets (like the weather or labor statistics), and it overwhelms the page.

I can't show you *all* the correlations, because my database would get too large and this page would take a very long time to load. Instead I opt to show you a subset, and I sort them by a magic system score. It starts with the correlation, but penalizes variables that repeat from the same dataset. (It also gives a bonus to variables I happen to find interesting.)


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