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Fig. C.1.

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Typical evolution of a binary that becomes an LMXB and ends up as a merging NS-NS in Model 1. The timescale (in Myr) is shown on the left side of the panel, the masses (in M) are marked next to the stars they refer to, and the orbital separation (a in R) and eccentricity (e) of the system at a given stage of the evolution are shown on the right side of the panel. The acronyms on the figure stand for: MS - main sequence star HG - Hertzsprung gap star RG - first giant branch star CHeB - core helium burning star HeMS - main sequence naked helium star HeHG - Hertzsprung gap naked helium star NS - neutron star BH - black hole CE - common envelope SN - supernova explosion nRLOF - nuclear Roche lobe overflow TTMT - thermal time-scale mass transfer

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