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Gerald A. Meehl

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Matthew H. England

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Matthew H. England

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Benjamin D. Santer

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Benjamin D. Santer

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Nathan P. Gillett

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Nathan P. Gillett

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Gregory Flato

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Gregory M. Flato

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John C. Fyfe

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John C. Fyfe

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Ed Hawkins

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Ed Hawkins

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Shang-Ping Xie

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Yu Kosaka

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Neil C. Swart

CLIMATE CHANGE. Has there been a hiatus?

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publication date

March 2016

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published in

Nature Climate Change

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volume

6

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issue

3

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page(s)

224-228

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