A research team is working on an important project that was implemented using personal interviews. The team has decided to use double-entry to identify and eliminate blunders. The following are data from the first twelve respondents as they appear in the two data files constructed during the double-entry process. Enter each of the data sets into a separate file and use the "compare versions" (or similar command) option in a word processing software package to identify blunders.
Data Set A
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Data Set B
00116593584585455658455689555758559 0026954582 135 65565535 55647653257 0031654884 78978654 42554098900 4 34 34 004142323455 514925342383694458596 005102 9237476456453423423423534 6457 006584783192835374567584 95665256475 007655445455414243 5445564 62345456 00894 8584 9588784 858784785747272164 6 00957473135444 6454575131223122454 65 0107346197845 58645427576469458 01173875194 673854 94 64 5794 54 356475 01269787564 6158467647 956574 9455365