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Does Coredata actually do any surveys that involve a larger number of participants than 800 odd? Both Coredata stories today involve less than 850 participants ( probably the same people). The sample size as part of the overall potential market is very small. If I was Coles, I wouldn't use this survey as a reason not to enter this market space.