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Robustness of the relationship between tropical high-cloud cover and large-scale circulations

Arora VK , Scinocca JF , Boer GJ , Christian JR , Denman KL , Flato GM , Kharin VV , Lee WG , Merryfield WJ ( 2011 ) Carbon emission limit require to

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