Academic Economics Chart Simulation
A prompt designed to generate highly realistic but fictitious academic charts, specifically showing a correlation between oil prices and shark attacks in an economics paper style.

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line graph from an important and prestigious {argument name="field" default="economics paper"} demonstrating a close but not exact relationship between {argument name="variable one" default="the price of oil"} and {argument name="variable two" default="the number of shark attacks"} between {argument name="time period" default="the years of 1914 and 2001"}
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