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Description: Image of star cluster black hole. Scientists had believed that supermassive black holes, located at the centres of galaxies, increased their mass in step with the growth of their host galaxy. However, new observations have revealed a dramatically different behaviour. Image credit: Gabriel Perez Diaz. This image appeared in the Media Centre Release, 'Black holes growing faster than expected', on 17 January 2013.</description>
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      <title>Close-up image of star cluster black hole</title>
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Description: Close-up image of star cluster black hole. Scientists had believed that supermassive black holes, located at the centres of galaxies, increased their mass in step with the growth of their host galaxy. However, new observations have revealed a dramatically different behaviour. Image credit: Gabriel Perez Diaz. This image appeared in the Media Centre Release, 'Black holes growing faster than expected', on 17 January 2013.</description>
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