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The commands outlined below assume that you are using Stata Release 8.0 for Windows. Throughout this text, anything appearing in Bold font is a Stata command, whereas anything in red italics is a variable name which you should change for your specific analysis. Menu commands are indicated as, e.g., File | Open, to indicate that you first go to the File menu and then choose the Open option. The Blue Courier is the type of output you should generate. As a shortcut, you can also just copy and paste any of the command lines here directly into your Stata Command window then run.
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