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Left panel: weak-lensing signal-to-noise ratio distributions for the sample of clusters at z = 0.22. The shaded grey histogram shows the distribution for the clusters oriented along random projections, namely the x, y, and z Cartesian axes of the re-stimulated box region. The solid black curve represents the KDE of the grey discrete histogram. The blue (dashed), red (dotted), and green (dot-dashed) curves refer to the KDE of the distributions when systems are oriented along the minor, intermediate, and major axis of the cluster ellipsoid, respectively. Right panel: weak-lensing derived mass bias as a function of the true mass of the cluster. The solid blue (dashed), red (dotted), and green (dot-dashed) lines display the moving average of the corresponding mass bias data points of the preferential projections, minor, intermediate, and major axis, respectively. The top and right sub-panels display the relative mass uncertainties as a function of the true mass and the weak-lensing mass bias distributions, respectively.

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