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to heavy losses for most Long Term Care Insurance providershave ledto heavy losses for most Long Term Care Insurance providers
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in the desired 15 ° C global average surface temperatureresultsin the desired 15 ° C global average surface temperature
to completely misleading results in continental regions ETCcan leadto completely misleading results in continental regions ETC
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to stability ( chapter 6contributesto stability ( chapter 6
the temperature gradient from the surface to the “ topmost ” molecules , which is the process of creating the “ greenhouse ” temperatureto createthe temperature gradient from the surface to the “ topmost ” molecules , which is the process of creating the “ greenhouse ” temperature
the ” greenhouse ” effectcausesthe ” greenhouse ” effect
positive water vapor feedbackcausingpositive water vapor feedback
the lower atmosphere to be hotter than the upper atmospherecausesthe lower atmosphere to be hotter than the upper atmosphere
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at a level where the entire planetary surface could be well above the freezing point of water , unlike today and the atmospheric circulation configured itself accordinglywas setat a level where the entire planetary surface could be well above the freezing point of water , unlike today and the atmospheric circulation configured itself accordingly