Herschel-ATLAS/GAMA: What determines the far-infrared properties of radio galaxies?
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S. Maddox | M. Jarvis | S. Rawlings | G. Zotti | M. Baes | L. Dunne | T. Mauch | S. Eales | N. Bourne | E. Valiante | A. Verma | A. Cooray | D. Rigopoulou | A. Dariush | R. Hopwood | M. Hardcastle | E. Ibar | S. White | Matthew W. L. Smith | J. Virdee | I. Heywood | M. Michalowski | Daniel J B Smith
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