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5. Tham, K.W., H.C. Willem. 2005. “Temperature and ventilation
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6. Lan, L., P. Wargocki, D.P. Wyon, Z. Liam. 2011. “Effects of
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12. Bakó-Biró, Z., et al. 2012. “Ventilation rates in schools and pupils’
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