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A group of individuals represented by circles, some of whom have been randomly selected as a representative sample with equal probability from a known list of the population.
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A network of friends represented by circles stemming from one individual with five friends, and their friends, up to four generations. Blue circles represent those selected and recruited by each other in a study using respondent-driven sampling methods.
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