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Nov 21, 2009

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Volume 50 (2008):

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Volume 49 (2007):

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Volume 48 (2006):

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Volume 47 (2005):

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Volume 46 (2004):

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Volume 45 (2003):

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Volume 44 (2002):

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Volume 43 (2001):

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Volume 42 (2000):

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Volume 41 (1999):

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Volume 40 (1998):

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Volume 39 (1997):

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Volume 38 (1996):

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	Matching and prediction on the principles of biological classification William A Belson

	Sampling errors in practice Tom Corlett

	Thoughts on readership research Harry Henry

	Commonsense in qualitative research Peter M J Sampson

	The use of consumer panels for brand share prediction B J K Collins and John H Parfitt

	Some considerations affecting the use of factor analysis James Rothman

	The paradox of memory in market research Martin Simmons and Henry Durant

	Towards an integrated theory of consumer behaviour Ehrenberg A S C

	The sampling on non-domestic populations Roger J Davies and Andrew McIntosh

	Some observations on, and developments in, the analysis of multivariate survey data D Johnston and J Inglis

	A self-weighting random sampling technique L J Marchant and W G Blyth

	Evaluating community preferences G Hoinville

	Linguistic coding: a new solution to an old problem C D P McDonald

	Designing advertising research for marketing decisions W A Twyman

	Measuring TV audiences: reinventing the wheel again Andrew Ehrenberg