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\begin{planotable}{lllll}
\tablenum{14}
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\tablecaption{BOLOMETRIC AND MULTIWAVEBAND LUMINOSITIES}
\tablehead{
\colhead{Name                                    }&
\colhead{UVOIR ($0.1-100 \mu$m)                  }&
\colhead{Bolometric (1 m-10 keV)                 }&
\colhead{Ly cont (912\AA-10 keV)                 }&
\colhead{Ionizing Photon Rate                    }
}
\startdata
\input{table14.tgt}
\tablecomments{Values are logarithm of luminosity in units of erg s$^{-1}$;
the `ionizing photon rate' is the number of photons emitted per unit time,
multiplied by 1 Rydberg to give it
the units of luminosity.}
\end{planotable}
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