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Light curves of WASP-67 b eclipses. Top panel: light curves obtained with GROND in griz, showing how the transit light curve shape changes with wavelength. The transit in the g band is shallower than the other bands, as expected for a grazing eclipse, as limb darkening is stronger at bluer wavelengths. Bottom panel: light curves obtained with DFOSC in the R-band (June 2013, brown open circles), with GROND in the r-band (June 2012, yellow points) and with the Euler 1.2 m telescope in the r-band (July 2011, green open squares, Hellier et al. 2012). The light curves are superimposed to highlight variations in transit shape between the three measurements.

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