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- efe90feb8aa908b6710eab8b2342c216c1b42add3e96fa7705856d521afc2c21 date "2010-06-01".
- efe90feb8aa908b6710eab8b2342c216c1b42add3e96fa7705856d521afc2c21 first "Jim".
- efe90feb8aa908b6710eab8b2342c216c1b42add3e96fa7705856d521afc2c21 isCitedBy Tropical_cyclone_forecast_model.
- efe90feb8aa908b6710eab8b2342c216c1b42add3e96fa7705856d521afc2c21 last "Waymer".
- efe90feb8aa908b6710eab8b2342c216c1b42add3e96fa7705856d521afc2c21 location "Melbourne, Florida".
- efe90feb8aa908b6710eab8b2342c216c1b42add3e96fa7705856d521afc2c21 pages "1.0".
- efe90feb8aa908b6710eab8b2342c216c1b42add3e96fa7705856d521afc2c21 publisher "Florida Today".
- efe90feb8aa908b6710eab8b2342c216c1b42add3e96fa7705856d521afc2c21 title "Researchers:Fewer sunspots, more storms".