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Light curves for our sample stars. Each row in the figure is a star, with the name indicated. The left panel shows the light curve, the right panel their phase folded counterparts. The period used for the phase folding is shown in the upper right. The light curve panel displays the Gaia DR3 id in the lower left corner. Additional labels indicate whether a star’s light curve exhibits multiple spot features, i.e., is double dipping (DD, upper right corner in the left panel) or is a member of the half-period sequence (HPS, lower left corner of the right panel). The orange line indicates a 0.01 binning. Note that double dipping refers to all stars whose light curves exhibit signs of more than one spot. Stars are sorted as in Table C.2, by their Gaia Id.

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