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Miniard

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Min´iard
a.1.Migniard.
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future equipment purchases, club memberships and services, spectatorship at professional events) consumption (Blackwell, Engel, & Miniard, 2001; Deaton, 1992; McGehee, Yoon, & Cardenas, 2003; Reid & Crompton; 1993; Shank, 2004).
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