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How to specify column alignment?

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I do not see how to specify the MuiTableCell-alignCenter or MuiTableCell-alignRight values. All of the cells are being applied with MuiTableCell-alignLeft. As a terrible work-around, I am having to apply hacky CSS styles to override the left alignment.

In general, it seems the properties supported by MuiTable are not available to use for MaterialTable, unless I am misunderstanding something. I would appreciate any assistance. Thanks.

This is the SandBox I have been working with, which was forked from the main one listed on the Material-UI website: https://codesandbox.io/s/material-demo-s0x7t

Ultimately, I want the first table to have columns that are centered, except the first column. For the second table, I want only the last column to be centered.

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