\begin{table}%t1
\caption{Cluster candidates selected for observations.}
\label{tab:cl_targets}
\par
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{
\begin{tabular}{lllrrl}
\hline\hline
Field$^a$ & $\alpha_{J2000}$ & $\delta_{J2000}$ & $\Lambda_{{\rm cl}}$ & $N_R$ & \#masks \\
\hline
EISJ0045-2923  & 00:45:14.4     & $-$29:23:43.4     &      33.8 &  100 & 3\\
EISJ0046-2925  & 00:46:07.4     & $-$29:25:42.2     &      44.4 &   26 & 2\\
EISJ0049-2931  & 00:49:23.1     & $-$29:31:56.8     &      84.2 &   48 & not observed, see text\\
EISJ0052-2923  & 00:52:59.6     & $-$29:23:14.1     &      26.7 &   14 & 2\\
EISJ2237-3932  & 22:37:45.3     & $-$39:32:11.8     &      30.1 &   42 & 3\\
EISJ2241-3949  & 22:41:42.1     & $-$39:49:14.6     &      47.9 &   30 & 3\\
EISJ2243-4013  & 22:43:01.3     & $-$40:13:58.2     &      36.3 &   16 & 2\\
EISJ2243-4025  & 22:43:23.8     & $-$40:25:49.9     &      28.9 &    6 & 3\\
EISJ2244-3955  & 22:44:23.2     & $-$39:55:23.6     &      41.7 &   20 & 2\\
EISJ2245-3952  & 22:45:13.6     & $-$39:52:21.9     &      32.6 &   12 & 2\\
EISJ2246-4012A & 22:46:30.1     & $-$40:12:48.4     &      34.6 &   19 & 3\\
\hline
\end{tabular}}
\medskip
$^a$ Here we have added a "J'' in the name to conform with international standards. This notation will be used throughout this work. The EIS identification is the same except for this "J''.
\end{table}