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focus group
a form of market research in which a small group of people is gathered to engage in controlled discussions and interviews in order to elicit opinions about particular products or services, candidates or issues, etc.
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Converse of object
- hold: MORI has already held focus groups at various locations in England and Wales in order to gather views.
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