An increase in the number of movies produced in a year and growth of the pharmaceutical industry an increase in the

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There is no correlation between the number of movies generated per year and the increase in the growth of pharmaceutical industry, so the answer in the first one is no relationship. The second one has a relationship that is causation while the third one has a relationship that is correlation since the increase in life expectancy is related to illnesses.

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