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Table 1. Annual global mean cloud and radiation parameters from MMF and CAM5 simu- simu-lations (PD and PI) and observations: total cloud fraction (CLDTOT), low cloud fraction  (CDL-LOW), high cloud fraction (CLDHGH), shortwave cloud forcing (SWCF), longwa
Table 1. Continued.
Table 2. Global annual budgets of sulfate, BC, POM, SOA, dust and sea salt in the PD and PI simulations of the MMF and CAM5
Table 3. Changes in global annual mean cloud and radiative parameters between the PI and PD simulations (PD–PI) in both the MMF and CAM5: aerosol optical depth (AOD),  cloud-top droplet number concentrations (N dtop ), cloud-top droplet e ff ective radius
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