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Fig. A.1

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Top: Si III 4552 line profiles obtained on JD 2 451 653 over a timespan of 3.9 h (orbital phases 0.890–0.927), showing the emergence of the quasi-centrally-located dip in the profile of m1. The profile of m2 is located at approximately +325 km s-1, and displays the gradual appearance of a “blue spike”. Time increases from bottom to top. Bottom: sequence of profiles obtained on 2 451 655 over a timespan of 7.5 h (orbital phases 0.338–0.416). In this case, the line due to m2 is initially at around 25 km s-1 and marches blueward over the course of the night, appearing near the continuum in the very extended blue wing of m1 by the end of the night.

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