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Table 4:

Summary of the binary frequency among different samples of K and M giants.
Stellar type Sample properties $N_{\rm tot}$ Binary frequency (%) Ref.
Field MIII I (whatever $N\ge 2$, all Sb) 771 5.6 Sect. 2.1
  II, III, IV (N > 4, all Sb) 254 9.8 (+2.4?) Sect. 2.4
Field MIII (without Miras) I (whatever $N\ge 2$, Sb < 5) 603 6.3 Sect. 2.1
  II, III, IV ( N > 4, Sb < 5) 225 11.1 (+2.7?) Sect. 2.4
Field KIII (whatever $N\ge 2$) 5643a 14.5b Famaey et al. (2005)
  Mermilliod & Mayor (2007) (N = 3) 285 $16\pm2$  
Cluster KIII Mermilliod & Mayor (2007) (N = 3) 704 $30.8 \pm 1.7$  
a This number differs from the one quoted by Famaey et al. (2005), because we restrict the sample to stars having at least two radial-velocity measurements; b at the level Prob $(\chi^2(V{\rm r})) \le 0.001$.

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