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Two sets of observations of the Circinus X-l radio source are presented: at 14 GHz during the outburst of 1977 March 6–7 and at 1.4, 2.3, 5.0 and 8.4 GHz during the outburst of 1977 May 12–15. At 5 GHz the outburst had less than 1 per cent linear polarization. A high-resolution map shows an unresolved bright radio source superimposed on a weak extended region. Enhanced optical emission was observed during the May 12–13 radio outburst. The evolution of the radio spectrum and the relationship of Cir X-l to the SNR G321.9 – 0.3 to the south are discussed.
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