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\caption{\label{source}Source properties.}
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\begin{tabular}{cccccccc}
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Name   & $\alpha$(J2000) & $\delta$(J2000) & $z$ & kpc$\slash\arcsec$&LAS& LLS & $L_{178~{\rm MHz}}$   \\
       & (h m s)  & (\degr\ \arcmin\ \arcsec) &  &&\arcmin &kpc&  W~Hz$^{-1}$              \\               
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3C 35 &01 12 02.23 &$+$49 28 35.2 &  0.0673 &1.273&12.5&950& 10$^{26.09}$\\
3C 223  &09 39 52.74  &$+$35 53 58.2  &0.1368 &2.393&5.4 &780&10$^{26.89}$\\
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\tablefoot {Column~1: source name; 
Cols.~2: and~3: source coordinates from NASA/IPAC extragalactic database (NED); 
Col. 4: redshift by \cite{Burbidge1972} and \cite{SDSS}; 
Col.~5: arcsec to~kpc conversion;
Col.~6: largest angular size;
Col.~7: largest linear size;
Col.~8: radio luminosity at 178~MHz \cite[]{Laing1980}.}
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