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This graph shows the results of a small survey on the popularity of different fonts, with two fonts, "psycho poetry" and "Due Date", receiving the same number of votes. Since the sample size was small, the results were likely to be similar. For his choice between the two equally popular fonts, the author chose the one he personally preferred. He concludes that for a more reliable survey on font preferences, a larger sample size should be used.
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