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Target RA (J2000): 314.268 Target Dec (J2000): 31.661 Gaia GMag: 11.796 PI of observing programme: SUSANA BARROS [truncated see actual data for full text]
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Target RA (J2000): 137.671341 and deg Target Dec (J2000): -45.09752 and deg Gaia GMag: 10.6 Programme ID: CH_PR230035 PI of observing programme: Merin Title of programme: Dynami
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