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Table A.1:

Error-weighted radial velocity measurements for the targets listed in Table 2a, b.
      Ranged Modified julian date  
ID Epochs Line(s)c (km s-1) 54637 54646 54665 54671 54692 54695 54713 Notes
W2a 5 Pa11-16, He I -51.0 - -14.1 - -49.3 -56.2 -33.9 -54.1 - -18.6 Cand. binary
W8b 5 Pa11-16 -61.6 - -40.3 - -61.6 -49.9 -40.3 -47.4 - -50.7  
W21 5 Pa11-14 -57.4 - -31.1 - -57.4 -35.0 -43.1 -55.1 - -31.1  
W23a 5 Pa11-16 -62.4 - -42.9 - -47.9 -55.6 -56.6 -42.9 - -62.4  
W43a 5 Pa11-14 -137.9 - +8.1 - -109.7 -123.1 +8.1 -38.8 - -137.9 Binary
W55e 7 Pa11-14   -43.1 -49.9 -55.4 -45.4 -43.8 -53.9 -55.5  
W60e 5 Pa11-14   - -40.5 -48.3 -45.8 -48.2 - -37.7  
W71 7 Pa11-16, He I -61.9 - -38.7 -57.3 -52.9 -39.4 -47.3 -44.8 -46.4 -62.4  
W78 5 Pa11-15   - -46.7 -46.4 -41.3 -39.9 - -49.5 Puls. BSG
W84 5 Pa11-13   - -53.8 -59.0 -54.9 -54.6 - -55.8  
W234e 7 Pa11-13 -67.0 - -30.8 -67.0 -66.9 -66.2 -30.8 -46.4 -56.9 -32.7 Prob. binary
W239f 5 C III $\lambda $8664 -81.6 - +14.1 - -26.9 -10.7 +14.1 -49.7 - -81.6 Wolf-Rayet
W243g 5 N I (1 & 8) -28.8 - -20.4 - -22.7 -20.4 -27.7 -28.3 - -28.8 Puls. LBV
W265g 5 N I (1 & 8) N/Ah - -47.6 -36.8 -36.0 -37.9 - -49.8 Puls. YHG
W373e 5 Pa11-14   - -50.8 -50.9 -45.8 -53.8 - -52.9  
W3002e 5 Pa11-14   - -36.1 -38.6 -47.7 -39.4 - -43.0  
W3003e 5 Pa11-14 -54.6 - -4.4 - -4.4 -43.7 -54.6 -22.0 - -10.6 Prob. binary
W3004e 5 Pa11-14 -62.3 - -35.5 - -47.9 -62.3 -54.3 -35.5 - -46.0  
W3005e 5 Pa11-13   - -43.9 -46.9 -52.4 -51.6 - -49.9  

a Errors are not listed, but are $\le$4 km s-1 for the OB supergiants, $\le$3 km s-1 for the two cool hypergiants and $\lesssim$10 km s-1 for the Wolf-Rayet W239; b the broad, weak Paschen-series absorption lines in W30a precluded accurate RV measurement, while RV measurements for the eclipsing binary W13 discussed in Sect. 3.1 will appear in a forthcoming paper; c the line(s) used for RV measurement; d the range of measured radial velocities is given for targets in which statistically-significant variations are detected; e displays a distorted Pa-16 line due to blending with C III$\lambda $8500 and a weak Pa-15 line that yield discrepant radial velocities compared to the other Paschen-series lines; f the C III $\lambda $8500 and C III $\lambda $8664 lines seen in the spectrum of the Wolf-Rayet W239 give discrepant RV measurements ($\sim $25 km s-1; see discussion in Sect. 3.2). The value for C III $\lambda $8664 is given here; g the cool hypergiants W243 and W265 display rich absorption-line spectra, with a large number of potential lines suitable for RV measurement. The values given here are the average of nine of the strongest unblended N I absorption lines from multiplets 1 and 8 (Moore 1945). Note that in both objects species-to-species variation in RV is seen, with clear evidence of velocity stratification in the photosphere of W265 (see discussion in text); h The range of observed radial velocities in W265 varies depending on the absorption line used to make the measurement. See Sect. 3.4.


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