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Document Date: 2010-08-27 12:27:22

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Anthony Watts / Douglas Hoyt / Roger Pielke Sr. / James Hansen / Aleo Watts / Roy Spencer / Helmut Landsberg / Phil Jones / E.M. Smith / HISTORICAL CLIMATOLOGY / /

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