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focus group

noun as in representative survey group

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Luke Tryl, director of focus group and polling company More in Common, argues that this link is not necessarily as direct as it may seem.

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Fresh on the heels of another focus group and poll-tested report from the centrist Welcome PAC, the Democratic consultant class is once again arguing that the party should stick to bland policy platform-driven campaigns.

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While some of Bush’s boldest positions have aged well, many of the supposedly safe, focus group–tested, consultant-driven decisions that establishment Democrats made in 2024 have not.

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His three sons and nine grandchildren are a particularly helpful focus group.

Everytown gathered a focus group of 43 survivors of this type of violence last year, and participants reported that children were witnesses in 43 percent of domestic-violence homicide suicides.

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