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Acknowledgments This work is supported in part by the National Aeronautics and Space
Administration New Investigator Program in Earth-Sun System Science (NNX06AE85G), the
National Institutes of Health supported Minnesota Population Center (R24 HD041023), and
the Resident Fellowship program of the Institute on the Environment. The authors gratefully
acknowledge the assistance of the editor and anonymous reviewers. Responsibility for the opinions
expressed herein is solely that of the authors.

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