Online focus groups are always a poor substitute for real (traditional) focus groups.

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Online focus groups are always a poor substitute for real (traditional) focus groups.

Online focus groups are always a poor substitute for real (traditional) focus groups.
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Thanks once again, you've been extremely helpful this semester

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Let me know if you need anything else

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