\begin{table}%t1
\caption{\label{tab:IIlimits}Upper limits on the allowed angular frequency range if the II~contamination in the nulled data shall be suppressed by at least a factor of $s$ with respect to the nulled GG term. }
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Initial bin $i$ & $s=3$ & $s=5$\\
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1 & 1170  & 20 \\
2 & 3420  & 1470 \\
3 & 5420  & 2330 \\
4 & 7960  & 3170 \\
5 & 11~680 & 4310 \\
6 & none  & 5860 \\
7 & none  & 7960 \\
8 & none  & 13~620 \\
\hline
\end{tabular}}
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These limitations apply only for orders $q=1$, and only if nulling is not preceded by a suitable II removal technique, as we advocate. The parameters are the same as in Fig.$~$\ref{fig:ps}. Note that in a narrow range around $\ell \sim 100$ the II signal can be close to or slightly above the limit imposed by $s$.
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