Katie Shiko

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45 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard May 2012 last heard Jun 2012

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So the chances of this happening to Catherine are not that slim.
And the lesson here is if you want to avoid going on holiday with your boss, then don't use the same travel shop as them.
Around this area, you've got a rock choir and rock choruses.
about 10 miles away from each other.
So I took a 10-mile radius around this particular quire as being a reasonable catchment area for it.
Now we know what its catchment area is, I needed to find out how many streets there are in that catchment area.
We want to find out whether they're on the same street or not, just how many streets could they have come from.
About 5,600.
If we then said these women were turning up independently from any of those streets...
You'd be looking at a probability of about 1 in 31 million that you would get three of them living on the same street, turning up randomly.
The first thing you should do is make clear the question that you're going to answer.
So the question that I went about answering was, what are the chances that the three new members at this particular rehearsal would live on the same street?
Around this area, you've got a rock choir and rock choruses.
about 10 miles away from each other.
So I took a 10-mile radius around this particular quire as being a reasonable catchment area for it.
Now we know what its catchment area is, I needed to find out how many streets there are in that catchment area.
We want to find out whether they're on the same street or not, just how many streets could they have come from.
About 5,600.
If we then said these women were turning up independently from any of those streets, you'd be looking at a probability of about one in 31 million that you would get three of them living on the same street turning up randomly.
Absolutely.
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