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It draws a correlation between populations with a low median age and a higher occurrence of things like civil unrest, gang/militia membership, and willingness to fill your jacket pockets with 10 kilos of Mother of Satan and walk into the local Denny's because some old guy in a robe told you it'd be a good idea.

He drew a correlation between wars fought by nations and matches fought by boxers.

He drew a correlation between his lack of production and his ability to lead.

On several occasions she has drawn a correlation between the growth of digital culture and the growth of autism.

Glynn invites readers to draw a correlation between the individual criminal and the society he lives in.

More than a few N.B.A. analysts have drawn a correlation between Randolph's move East and the divergent paths of the Blazers and the Knicks.

Every new study drawing a correlation between head injuries and postcareer brain disease would find its way to my in-box, almost daily.

Extra Point  Is it fair to draw a correlation between long-term franchise success and continuity and stability in the head coach-quarterback tandem?

"From a heart point of view it is difficult not to draw a correlation with the similar effects that we see with cigarette smoke and on an organ-level these effects are very similar to the effects of smoking cigarettes, which we all recognise are bad for us," he said.

Krikorian and other conservative economists draw a correlation between tighter immigration policies and more jobs for American workers.

Once an investor has an impressive deal under their belt, they analyze the conditions of the deal and try to draw a correlation to non-essential things.