Estimates of ozone return dates from Chemistry-Climate Model Initiative simulations
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S. Dhomse | M. Chipperfield | P. Braesicke | N. Abraham | J. Pyle | L. Horowitz | S. Tilmes | L. Oman | M. Hegglin | D. Kinnison | G. Zeng | G. Pitari | K. Sudo | D. Plummer | B. Josse | I. Cionni | A. Archibald | S. Bekki | M. Michou | R. Hu | R. Salawitch | M. Marchand | S. Hardiman | F. O’Connor | N. Butchart | M. Deushi | M. Dameris | E. Rozanov | P. Jöckel | U. Langematz | S. Frith | A. Stenke | O. Morgenstern | V. Marécal | Meiyun Lin | H. Akiyoshi | Y. Yamashita | E. Mancini | S. Kremser | B. Hassler | O. Kirner | L. Revell | R. Schofield | D. Visioni | Jared Lewis | K. Stone | E. Bednarz | M. Lin | Alex T. Archibald | E. Rozanov | N. L. Abraham | S. Tilmes | Rong-Ming Hu | P. Jöckel
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