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Identify a major difference between INNER JOIN and OUTER JOIN.

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INNER JOIN includes only matching records, while OUTER JOIN includes all.

INNER JOIN provides a Cartesian product, while OUTER JOIN does not.

INNER JOIN can join any two tables, while OUTER JOIN cannot.

INNER JOIN requires a condition, while OUTER JOIN does not.

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