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DOHERTY MODELLING REPORT REVISED 10TH AUGUST 2021 This is a consolidated final version that incorporates previous errata and corrections to data mapping. While some individual data items have changed from previous versions, the conclusions have not changed TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive summary 2 Rationale 3
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