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It could be, and could not be at the same time. I'm going to use SQL for an example. Say you have a website, and a user signs up. You would have a users table, first off to store the users information. Then, you would have another table with the actual content that that user has stored. The repeating field would be the USERID.

But, if you have the same data stored twice in two different tables, that's a bad thing.

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