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Table 1:

Asteroids observed more than 20 times.

Asteroid
N Asteroid N Asteroid N Asteroid N Asteroid N
(1947) 25 (63376) 23 (119651) 21 (153879) 22 (21) 2005 RF47 21
(8914) 24 (65200) 23 (124135) 28 (26) (153937) 22 2005 SF286 21
(12104) 24 (68480) 23 (125136) 22 (21) (156751) 22 2005 SS287 21
(32257) 21 (20) (79530) 22 (125779) 24 (160318) 22 (21) 2005 UV108 21 (19)
(35774) 21 (20) (88005) 22 (128018) 22 (214479) 22 2005 UC130 23
(39132) 23 (89891) 21 (128343) 24 (23) (215187) 23 (21) 2005 UO213 23
(42306) 24 (22) (101812) 21 (148844) 21 (20) (219686) 21 (20) 2005 UU396 23
(57252) 21 (19) (106590) 23 (149182) 25 (221267) 21 2005 VR131 24 (23)
(58673) 22 (21) (110634) 22 (151057) 21 (225873) 21 2005 VS131 22
(62781) 21 (110755) 24 (23) (153695) 21 (20) 1992 WW6 23 2007 EP39 23
(63029) 22 (119574) 23 (153822) 22 2003 GG51 22 (19)    

Notes. The number of observations within a single apparition is in parenthesis.


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