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  • Results also indicated a substantial intercorrelation = .76 between these forms.
  • Examination of this measure for every day in 2001 showed that 9/11 had the largest intercorrelation.
  • Perhaps the issue has to do with intercorrelation of the high frequency data in the different data sets?
  • Then I tried a more general test to see if the “amount” of daily news was related to the daily RNG intercorrelation values.
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