\begin{table}%t3
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\par
  \caption{Wavelengths (in nm) exhibiting strongest polarization in
  the solar-like model. The numbers in parenthesis give the
  degree of polarization (relative to the local continuum).
  \label{table:strongest}}
  \begin{tabular}{ccc}
    \hline\hline
    \noalign{\smallskip}
         100~G    &  1000~G  &  5000~G \\
    \noalign{\smallskip}
    \hline
    \noalign{\smallskip}
    1159.34 (7.18\%) &  525.02 (35.38\%) &    448.97 (44.36\%)\\
    846.83 (6.56\%) &   423.27 (34.63\%) &    420.66 (44.13\%)\\
    1449.77 (6.27\%) &   425.83 (34.21\%) &   411.17 (43.63\%)\\
    525.02 (5.94\%) &   524.75 (33.64\%) &    431.28 (43.37\%)\\
    1564.84 (5.78\%) &   408.08 (33.62\%) &   400.16 (43.24\%)\\
    1386.41 (5.74\%) &   513.14 (33.36\%) &   417.49 (43.11\%)\\
    1168.98 (5.71\%) &   461.33 (33.33\%) &   408.29 (43.02\%)\\
    1142.22 (5.45\%) &   454.59 (31.96\%) &   412.12 (42.67\%)\\
    1456.57 (5.45\%) &   550.67 (31.95\%) &   429.14 (42.65\%)\\
    513.14 (5.38\%) &   522.55 (31.89\%) &    457.10 (42.55\%)\\
    524.75 (5.37\%) &   448.56 (31.66\%) &    437.44 (42.55\%)\\
    525.01 (5.26\%) &   429.14 (31.10\%) &    438.92 (42.53\%)\\
    1399.74 (5.25\%) &   465.44 (30.81\%) &   405.55 (42.43\%)\\
    \noalign{\smallskip}  
    \hline
  \end{tabular}
\end{table}