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Curry says the team at College Cash has been working with a “national gig economy platform” to run a pilot of the integration and has run focus groups showing that users are more likely to tip when they know that money goes toward erasing loan debt.

The program, “TraumAnon,” is being tested in a focus group with the Aurora Police department in Colorado.

The Voter Participation Center, which in a normal year would have deployed canvassers door-to-door to get out the vote, instead conducted focus groups in April and May to find out what would get people to vote by mail.

We’ve had a lot of unrest and instability and disequilibrium during the last nine months, for sure, and we’ve had a lot of focus groups and planned times to talk about things, like equity and students’ experiences in our school’s discipline system.

The data to support Hive was there, and it kept growing, especially as we started doing focus groups and talking to friend groups with this kind of mindset.

“I have more freedom to be like, ‘okay, stop it’,” one woman in a Houston focus group said.

Stop tweeting, texting, blogging, watching cable news, and obsessing about polls, lost planes, and focus group-driven politicians.

This makes the question then sound a bit like an AT&T kindergarten focus group ad.

If the CNN focus-group line is to be believed, viewers were disappointed that he pivoted back so soon.

The CNN focus group found that the intense awkward interjections alienated swing voters and women in particular.