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This document appears to be the results of a survey about audience interest in a music magazine. The survey asks respondents their age, gender, how much they would pay for a music magazine, their favorite music genre, if they want interviews with artists, how often the magazine should publish, what content they want to see, if they read music magazines, if they want a quiz, and if they prefer more images or text. The purpose seems to be gathering feedback to help design a music magazine that would appeal to readers and potential customers.
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