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286.137 297.878 0.898614 0.2965297.878 311.099 0.981891 0.317878311.099 326.596 0.7718 0.248372326.596 346.395 0.532886 0.175828346.395 374.528 0.400085 0.130442374.528 388.09 0.933902 0.29644388.09 410.694 0.497947 0.162348410.694 423.544 0.7
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#ra dec hmag dhmag174.224643 49.786427 16.038 0.107174.203280 49.801655 12.765 0.025174.198194 49.789062 15.783 0.089174.276903 49.788563 15.271 0.061174.292368 49.763893 16.256 0.127174.295443 49.785831 16.257 0.136174.301994 49.811066
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