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Review the article "Prevalence and Characteristics of Hazardous Drinkers: Results of the Greater Milwaukee Survey" by Lisa K. Berger, PhD; Michael Fendrich, PhD; and Adam Lippert, MA found in the Wisconsin Medical Journal 2007, Volume 106, Number 7.
1. Were the chi-square and regression tests presented and used correctly?
2. Could the authors' analysis be recreated?
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The shirt was a mesh polo shirt. Given this information, what is ths probability that the mesh polo shirt came from box 1?
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