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a) The continuum intensity image show pores and orphan penumbrae at the PIL. b) The absorption in helium (red core) clearly shows the spine in the lower part of the image and a diffuse filament in the upper part. c) LOS velocity map inferred from the standard single-component inversions of SIR. The marked areas (1 − 5) correspond to the two-component Stokes V profiles (the average inclinations and velocities for these areas are presented in Table 4). d) LOS inclinations from the single-component inversions. In all maps, the cyan colored crosses mark the positions where two-component profiles were detected.

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