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for the inset data collapse in Fig. 4(a). The data collapse obeys the relation 

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The scaling function F has two regimes– a power law increase with an exponent ≈ 1 . 8 for small arguments and a constant regime at larger arguments. The characteristic distance of the peaks can be written as 

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where L$_{o}$ = 0 . 066. The distance distributions for the shuffled catalog in Fig. 4(b) shows the same overall shape as for the actual catalog. We also find that the peaks shift to higher values of l as m$_{th}$ increases. However, one important variation observed here was that the position of the peak is not independant of N . This striking and important feature was 

