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	Warner CG, Davies GM, Jones JG, Lowe CR, Bronchitis in two integrated steelworks. II. Sulphur dioxide and particulate atmospheric pollution in and around the two works, Ann Occup Hyg, 1969;12:151-170,

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	ChanYeung M, Vedal S, Lam S, Enarson D, Immediate skin reactivity and its relationship to age, sex, smoking, and occupational exposure, Arch Environ Health, 1985;40:53-57,

	SluisCremer GK, Walters LG, Sichel HS, Ventilatory function in relation to mining experience and smoking in a random sample of miners and non-miners in a Witwatersrand Town, Brit J Industr Med, 1967;24:13-25,

	SluisCremer GK, Walters LG, Sichel HS, Chronic bronchitis in miners and non-miners: an epidemiological survey of a community in the gold-mining area in the Transvaal, Brit J Industr Med, 1967;24:1-12,

	Lowe CR, Campbell H, Khosla T, Bronchitis in two integrated steel works. 3. Respiratory symptoms and ventilatory capacity related to atmospheric pollution, Brit J Industr Med, 1970;27:121-129,

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