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Keyword	CPC	PCC	Volume	Score	Length of keyword
focus groups cdc	1.96	0.6	7546	26	16
focus	0.24	0.6	488	40	5
groups	1.2	0.2	7069	34	6
cdc	1.11	0.4	5588	89	3

Keyword	CPC	PCC	Volume	Score
focus groups cdc	1.25	0.4	3376	76
focus groups dc	0.23	1	2120	87
focus groups definition	0.46	0.7	2712	98
focus groups disadvantages	0.76	0.9	3806	33
focus groups chicago	1.78	0.8	4850	91
focus groups canada	1.89	0.9	760	75
focus groups data collection	1.71	0.4	4341	37
focus groups clipart	1.22	0.5	8770	85
focus groups discussion	0.22	0.6	8723	52
focus groups description	1.16	0.5	1698	71
focus groups data analysis	1.86	0.1	6048	82
focus groups definition business	1.24	0.1	3192	85

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