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Focus Pre Group Questionnaire This should take about five to ten minutes. This Pre Focus Group Questionnaire will help us to frame the discussion Monday night according to the groups' travel experiences and preferences. Please answer the questions below as best you can and submit them to us as an attachment to email by Saturday, November 4. If you don't know how to answer a question, feel free to say so or...
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