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Table 1The Merging Cluster Collaboration radio-selected sample.
Figure 1. Galactic dust extinction map (Schlegel et al. 1998) with overlaid positions of the 29 systems in our sample.
Table 2Merging Cluster Collaboration radio-relic selected Subaru/SuprimeCam survey.
Figure 2. Example Subaru/SuprimeCam images of the central regions of A2061 (left) and A2744 (right)
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