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1. What is wrong with this statement: The correlation between Olympic gold medal 800m hurdle times and the year is -0.66 seconds per year
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1. What is wrong with this statement: The
correlation between Olympic gold medal
800m hurdle times and the year is -0.66
seconds per year
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ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok
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