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The quenched gluon and ghost propagator data published in [1] is reanalysedfollowing the suggestion of [2] to resolve the differences between the infrareddata of the simulations. Our results confirms that the procedure works welleither for the gluon or for the ghost propagator but not for both propagatorssimultaneously as the observed deviations in the data follow opposite patterns.Definitive conclusions require improving the determination of the (ratios) oflattice spacings. A simple procedure for the relative calibration of thelattice spacing in lattice simulations is suggested.

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