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Large datasets
Containing approximately 1000 records of real data, each dataset allows you to draw conclusions about everyday life.
These datasets were collected by the Office for National Statistics as part of the Omnibus survey.
Handling large datasets takes practice. Think about what is feasible and manipulate the data to draw your conclusions. If you need help, the links section has some useful sites.
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