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The document contains a survey with questions about demographics and gaming habits, including whether the respondent has played GTA V, their gender, age, occupation, typical gaming expenditures, region, ethnicity, how they identify as a gamer, how much they enjoyed GTA V on a scale of 0-10, and whether GTA V was their first video game.
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