Archive-It will not store the same content twice from the same web page. The service uses URL agnostic data-deduplication (commonly referred to as 'de-dupe') in order to ensure that any URL archived–be it a homepage URL, an image file, CSS stylesheet, etc.–will not be archived again if the content has not changed. Even in the initial crawl of a seed URL, resources may exist throughout the site in a duplicate form and you may notice de-duplication in effect while analyzing the number of documents and data archived.
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