A SPECTROSCOPIC CONFIRMATION OF THE BOOTES II DWARF SPHEROIDAL
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N. W. Evans | D. B. Zucker | M. Irwin | M. I. Wilkinson | A. Koch | M. Fellhauer | J. T. Kleyna | V. Belokurov | G. F. Gilmore | M. Irwin | V. Belokurov | D. Zucker | N. Evans | M. Fellhauer | M. Wilkinson | A. Koch | G. Gilmore | J. Kleyna
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