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	American Conference of Heating R, Thermal environment conditions for human occupancy, -, 1981;62:-,

	Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers, CIBS guide: Environmental control, -, 1976;:volume A-Section A1,

	Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers, Ventilation and air conditioning requirements, -, 1976;:Volume B-Section B2,

	Burge PS, Jones P, Robertson AS, Sick Building Syndrome; environmental comparisons of sick and healthy buildings, Indoor air 90, 1990;1:479-483,

	Burge PS, Robertson AS, Hedge A, Validation of self-administered questionnaire in the diagnosis of sick building syndrome, Proceedings of the fifth Internation Conference in, 1990;1:575-580,

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	Nilsen OG, Zahlsen K, Hair nicotine as a marker for ETS exposure, Indoor air quality and ventilation, 1990;ed Lunau,:437-446,

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	Mancuso TF, Occupational cancer and other health hazards in a chromate plant: a medical appraisal ii. clinical and toxicologic aspects, Ind Med Surg, 1951;20:393-407,

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	Kroling P, Health and wellbeing disorders in air conditioned buildings; comparitive investigations of the building illness syndrome, Energy and Buildings, 1988;11:277-282,

	Reijula K, Kujala V, Latvala J, Sauna builder's asthma caused by obeche (Triplochiton scleroxylon) dust, Thorax, 1994;49:622-623,

	Clark EG, Risk of isothiazolinones, J Soc Occup Med, 1987;37:30-31,

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