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Table 1. Bulge field characteristics.
Table 2. Atomic linelist in the vicinity of the lithium line, used for this study.
Table 3. Li abundance errors associated with the uncertainties in stellar parameters.
Figure 6 shows that this is not the case, at least for Al and Na.
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