Let's presume this data is correct. Now, let's speculate. What does it mean that there is negative correlation between between violent crime in the United States and wine sales? That's what this graph shows. I don't think we can suggest...

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Rhys Jones – and the BBC is telling us that gun crime is down! According to the BBC, despite 8 young ... shots? The figures depend on reported crime anyway, not unreported - and how many incidents ... – the most common weapon used in violent crime in the UK is a knife. There are almost 4 times more ... proud that our police force don't carry guns unlike the Americans. I know that crime is born...

Man, do I love it when a well-thought-out wine brand's assets slide across my desk. As I sifted through the labels, collateral, and photos that were all simple, attractive and to the point, ideas poured into my head of how Inertia can best visually represent a client with such distinct ...

I have meditated on this for a while, which is highly unusual for me. But recently I have taken to supping white wine mostly as it is my wife's preference. And, I have to say, I have got a taste for it. However, I always have the feeling there is ...

We read about all sorts of positive stories about the benefits of wine consumption, but this post over at TechCrunch had me scratching my head a bit. After clicking over to the new statistics site Swivel, I had to smile at what appears to be a positive correlation between the lowering of violent crime and the increase in wine consumption. Of course, these are most likely not related, so...

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