\begin{table}%T6
\caption{Late-time near-IR magnitudes of SN~2000cx.}
\label{t6}
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\begin{tabular}{lllllll}
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MJD$^a$ & Phase$^b$ & $J$ & $H$ & \ks\  \\ 
52~000+  &  (days)   &   &   &\\
\hline
121.4    & 369 & 21.86 (0.08)$^c$ & 21.33 (0.13) &  20.32 (0.11)&\\
173.3    & 421 & 21.83 (0.07) & 21.05 (0.10) &   &\\
232.0    & 480 & 21.87 (0.09) & 21.15 (0.14) &   &\\
233.0    & 481 & 21.73 (0.09) & 20.95 (0.12) &   &\\
235.0    & 483 & 21.77 (0.11) & 20.99 (0.11) &   &\\
\hline
\end{tabular}}
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$^a$ Refers to the first exposure.  \\
$^b$ Days past maximum $B$-band light.  \\
$^c$ Numbers in parentheses are uncertainties. However, as 
discussed in Sect. 2.2 the total IR uncertainties  
for the faint supernova are likely as large as 0.15~mags at these epochs.  
\end{table}