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Trends of global temperature from observations, the United Kingdom’s Hadley Centre Global Climate Model, and the Canadian Climate Center’s Global Climate Model. Trends have been smoothed to remove year-to-year high frequency variations.

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(del) (cur) 18:05, 11 April 2005 . . SEWilco (Talk | contribs) . . 673×433 (35,297 bytes) (Trends of global temperature from observations, the United Kingdom’s Hadley Center Global Climate Model, and the Canadian Climate Center’s Global Climate Model. Trends have been smoothed to remove year-to-year high frequency variations. ==Sou)