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The influence on the radioxenon background during the temporary suspension of operations of three major medical isotope production facilities in the Northern Hemisphere and during the start-up of another facility in the Southern Hemisphere
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Changes in radioxenon observations in Canada and Europe during medical isotope production facility shut down in 2008
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