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I have a problem that I'm pretty sure is resident in the structure of a loop, but I'm not quite sure how to fix it. All of this is being done within a cfc. The cfc calls the first method for Query1, then calls the second method for Query2. Query1 has 173 records, Query2 has 117 records....
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Comparing two queries yields one result too many. 
