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Colorless Green Ideas Sleep Furiously Revisited: A Statistical Perspective Florencia Reali () Rick Dale () Morten H. Christiansen () Department of Psychology; Cornell Uni

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Jobs, growth and warmer homes Evaluating the Economic Stimulus of Investing in Energy Efficiency Measures in Fuel Poor Homes A Report by Cambridge Econometrics & Verco for

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