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When a duplicate import schema is encountered during compilation, System.xml may throw the following error message: Item has already been added. Key in dictionary:”file:///C:/C.xsd” Key being added: “file:///C:/C.xsd”

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When a duplicate import schema is encountered during compilation, System.xml may throw the following error message: Item has already been added. Key in dictionary:”file:///C:/C.xsd” Key being added: “file:///C:/C.xsd”