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1Mail-order bride — is a label applied to a woman who publishes her intent to marry someone from another, usually more financially developed, country.[1] This term is considered offensive by some definitions.[2] The mail order bride industry is the economic trade of …
2mail interview — / meɪl ˌɪntəvju:/, mail survey / meɪl ˌsɜ:veɪ/ noun US the sending of a questionnaire to respondents by post for a survey ● Not enough consumers responded to the mail interview. ● To encourage people to cooperate in the mail survey we’ll include… …
3mail — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun ⇨ See also ↑post ADJECTIVE ▪ certified (AmE) (recorded delivery in BrE), registered ▪ express ▪ first class, second class ( …
4mail-in — /mayl in /, adj. 1. conducted or responding by mail: a mail in referendum. n. 2. something conducted or returned by mail, as a questionnaire or vote. [adj., n. use of v. phrase mail in] * * * …
5mail-in — /mayl in /, adj. 1. conducted or responding by mail: a mail in referendum. n. 2. something conducted or returned by mail, as a questionnaire or vote. [adj., n. use of v. phrase mail in] …
6electronic mail survey — EMS A relatively easy, low cost, and fast method of conducting marketing surveys in which potential respondents are sent the questionnaire by group mail. Respondents e mail the completed questionnaires back to the researchers. Evidence suggests… …
7disk-by-mail — DBM In marketing research, an interviewing method in which a respondent is sent a disk containing the questionnaire through the post. This has to be completed using a personal computer. The disk is then returned to the researcher for processing.… …
8ad hoc mail survey — A questionnaire sent to selected individuals with no prior contact or warning by a marketing research organization …
9Dictionary of American Regional English — Volume I (1985), Volume II (1991), Volume III (1996), Volume IV (2002), Volume V (2012) Country  United States …
10Statistical survey — Statistical surveys are used to collect quantitative information about items in a population. Surveys of human populations and institutions are common in political polling and government, health, social science and marketing research. A survey… …
