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Correlations between model parameters. Left: The normalisations of the power law (Npow) and Comptonisation component (Ncomt) are correlated over the two observations (top); Npow against the column density of the obscurer (NH) (middle); and Ncomt against NH (bottom). Right: Correlations between Npow, Ncomt and NH against with the 0.3–10 keV count rate for top, middle and bottom, respectively. In each panel, the Pearson rank (r) and p-value is shown to display the significance of each correlation.

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