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I'd assume it relates to the differences in heat capacity.
[Richard Allan (Reviewers comment ID #: 3-60)]
SPM- A 11:1 11:2 "The first sentence is too technical and not clear enough.
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However, can I suggest some improvements in the following comments.
[Richard Betts (Reviewers comment ID #: 21-10)]
11-992 A 53:46 53:46 Instead of "accelerate" say "contribute to acceleration of" - the carbon cycle feedbacks is Accepted.
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These are removed from exec summary
[Richard Soulen (Reviewers comment ID #: 248-37)]
3-107 A 3:7 Put a period after decade to the minus one and begin the next sentence This suggests . . ." accepted
821 3-821 38
[Richard Soulen (Reviewers comment ID #: 248-37)]
3-108 A 3:8 3:10 Why not estimate the linear warming over 1901-2005?
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This paper should put to bed the earthshine
issue.
[Bruce Wielicki (Reviewers comment ID #: 287-6)]
3-620 A 38:35 times scales" --> "time-scales Accepted.
[Richard Allan (Reviewers comment ID #: 3-47)]
3-621 A 38:40 38:44 Here or above, or cross referencing another chapter, is it possible to be say something Already cross-referenced on page 38.
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Correction made.
[Richard Allan]
8-798 A 58:13 on --> of? Accepted. Correction made.
[Richard Allan]
8-799 A 58:17 58:17 lockstep? Accepted. "Lockstep" removed.
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[Michael Vellinga]
10-637 A 23:9 23:9 Delete first South of 60N Accepted.
[Richard Wood]
10-638 A 23:15 23:15 Maybe ref 8.4.6, where this is discussed in more detail. Rejected: Reference was in listr
[Richard Wood]
10-639 A 23:19 23:21 Gregory et al 2005b ref was missing.
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Stott, 2004: Does the recent freshening trend in the
North Atlantic indicate a weakening thermohaline circulation? Geophys. Res. Lett., 31,
L02204 (status - published)
[Richard Wood]
5-403 A 11:48 11:49 Suggested supplement for page 54 before [START OF BOX 5.1] by Walter Zenk noted: added to new discussion of S.
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The
helpfu. reason for the references given is that
[Richard B. Alley (Reviewers comment ID #: 4-18)] they are climate change studies referred
to in this section.
10-1077 A 58:51 58:52 I do not at all understand how a degree day system would work.
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[Richard Allan (Reviewers comment ID #: 3-31)]
3-256 A 8:2 8:2 The order of references need to be started from the paper publiserd earlier, namely, here it Accepted.
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[Jeffrey Kueter]
10-669 A 24:44 24:53 I think the argument here is misleading. Its the total fresh water added to the North Noted.
Atlantic from all sources thats important, rather than the contribution from Greenland
alone.