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Figure 1.

The recruitlment chains of submitted surveys.

Each color represents a separate recruitment chain. Two seeds did not generate further participants.

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Figure 2.

Cumulative number of survey submissions over time.

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Figure 3.

Change in sample composition with increasing sample size (not adjusted for network size): a) proportion that currently has a romantic relationship; b) average age; c) proportion living in Ho Chi Minh City (the only variable that did not stabilize); and d) proportion who had sex in a public place during the past six months.

All variables available in the supplemental material.

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Figure 4.

Sample proportions and estimated population proportions for a) education, b) income, and c) province.

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Figure 5.

a) Relationship to recruiter, b) context in which participant first got to know his recruiter, and c) histogram of number of sex partners.

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