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I just discovered that Except() will remove all elements in the second list from the first, but it also has the effect that it makes all elements in the returned result distinct. Simple way around I am using is Where(v => !secondList.Contains(v)) Can anyone explain to me why this is the behavior, and if possible point me to the documentation that explains this?
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