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\begin{figure}[t]
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\caption{{\it Behavior of the production and decay modes (see Eq.(14))
to the most relevant channels at present and future collider in three
different SUSY breaking scenarios.
When there is suppression or enhancement  we indicate its
{\it maximum} magnitude together with the parameters where this happens.
If not stated explicitly, for the rest of the parameter 
space the mode behaves like the SM. The Higgs mass range where 
detection of a statistically signal is possible is also shown. For
the LHC, the numbers follow the Ref.[hep-ph/0203123] and for LC and
$\mu$C the Ref.[hep-ph/9703381].}}
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\begin{figure}[t]
\hspace{-3cm}\psfig{figure=table_mGMSB.ps,angle=90,width=8.0in}
\caption{Behavior of the higgs boson production and decay modes (see Eq.(14))
to the most relevant channels for each present and future collider and
in the mGMSB scenario, in terms of the CP-Odd Higgs mass and $\tan\beta$.
Unlike the mSUGRA scenario, 
the high energy parameters  cannot be used to 
separate the suppression/enhancement of each channel.
When there is suppression or enhancement  we indicate its {\it maximum}
magnitude together with the parameters where this happens.
If not stated explicitly, for the rest of the parameter 
space the mode behaves like the SM. }
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\begin{figure}[t]
\hspace{-2cm}\psfig{figure=table_mAMSB.ps,angle=90,width=6.0in}
\caption{Behavior of the production and decay modes (see Eq.(14))
to the most relevant channels for each present and future collider and
in the mAMSB scenario, in terms of the CP-Odd Higgs mass and $\tan\beta$.
Unlike the mSUGRA scenario, 
the high energy parameters  cannot be used to 
separate the suppression/enhancement of each channel.
When there is suppression or enhancement  we indicate its {\it maximum}
magnitude together with the parameters where this happens.
If not stated explicitly, for the rest of the parameter 
space the mode behaves like the SM.}
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