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CCS Cycle 3.1: Topical Index Master File 6-Month Page 1 December 2005 Variable Name Description Page ADM : Administration DME DOI Day of interview 12 DME LHC Language of preference household interview

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Archived - topical index is a list of all relevant topics and subjects that have been stored or saved for future reference.

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