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The two may be less distinct in the face of some approaches to minimizing remote reads/writes, e.g., replication of pages across domains. Apart from ensuring the cost of such replication is warranted, the dominant pressure against replication is the effect it has in increasing the memory footprint of the application, and thus possibly triggering more page faults.

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