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Fig. 6

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L60 vs. NH in 4 different redshift bins in the redshift range 0.2 < z < 2.5. The dashed lines show in each redshift bin, taken from Fig. 4. All objects with NH consistent with Galactic absorption contribute to the point at NH ≤ 1020.5 cm-2, irrespective of the different Galactic absorption towards the three different fields. L60 is relatively flat across a large range in NH with no clearly discernible trends, especially among well-measured points. As discussed in Sect. 4.3, covariances between LX and NH, driven by selection effects in the population of obscured AGNs, can affect trends in this figure, but the general results shown here should be relatively robust, since we combine measurements from fields of very different X-ray depths.

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