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The document is an audience questionnaire for a music magazine that asks respondents about their music preferences, opinions on potential magazine names and color schemes, how much they would pay for the magazine, and what would attract them to read the magazine. It collects both open-ended and multiple choice answers on genres of music listened to, preferred magazine name from a list, price range willing to pay, favorite colors for the magazine design, and whether vouchers, freebies, or quizzes would attract them most.
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