Variability Catalog of Stars Observed during the TESS Prime Mission
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J. Pepper | K. Stassun | D. Huber | J. Winn | J. Twicken | J. Jenkins | V. Antoci | S. Kane | R. Vanderspek | T. Fetherolf | T. Močnik | J. English | Emilie R. Simpson
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