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Relative separation (left) and position angle (right) of HD 112863 B as a function of time across two epochs of observations corresponding to the values in Table 2. The thick black line represents the highest likelihood orbit. The thin colored lines are 500 orbits drawn randomly from the posterior distribution. Darker purple indicates a lower companion mass, and light yellow represents a higher companion mass. The residuals of the proper motions are shown in the bottom panels.

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