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	Figure 1: a) SUMER Si IV single slit image and b) CDS O V raster. The 's on the CDS raster are the mid-points of blinkers identified with and and the vertical dashed line indicates the position of the SUMER slit. Both CDS and SUMER images are shown in false colour where a dark region corresponds to a brightening.
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In the text

Figure 2: a) SUMER Si IV lightcurve for the explosive event, S1. b) CDS O V lightcurve for blinker, C2 (solid) and the lightcurve of the CDS pixels that refer directly to SUMER region S1 (dashed). The s mark the start and end of the blinker. c) SUMER Si IV line profiles and d) CDS O V line profiles at times, t1 (dashed), t2 (dotted) and t3 (dot-dash). The SUMER and CDS reference Gaussians at time  t2 are plotted with a solid line

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In the text

	Figure 3: As Fig. 1, but with a) SUMER Si IV and b) CDS O V frames taken at time 13:33 UT.
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In the text

	Figure 4: As for Fig. 2, but for SUMER region S2, and blinker C4.
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In the text

	Figure 5: As Fig. 3, but SUMER Si IV and CDS O V frames taken at time 15:00
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In the text

	Figure 6: As in Fig. 2, but for explosive event S4, and for CDS region C6.
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In the text

Figure 7: Contour plot of the fraction of the CDS profile made up of the wing Gaussian when the amplitude and the velocity of the wing Gaussian are varied. The solid line marks the 80 km s-1 velocity of the SUMER explosive event S1, and the dotted and dashed lines mark the amplitude expected from the whole and 2% of the SUMER explosive event producing the 80 km s-1 velocity observed, respectively.

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In the text

Figure A.1: Gaussian profiles with varying wing enhancements and skewness values


In the text