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    The Rationale for Conducting Focus Groups Is That Opinions on Day-To-Day
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The Rationale for Conducting Focus Groups Is That Opinions on Day-To-Day

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The rationale for conducting focus groups is that opinions on day-to-day issues are often formed in a "vacuum" without input from others.

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