No. It's simply looping through and echoing the array, but once it does, the contents of the array are no longer available. As soon as I looped through using while(list($key, $value) = each($array) instead of a foreach loop, I was able to loop through it twice to create the second table. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I presume it's because foreach() operates from a copy of the array, which is then unset after looping through the data. At least, that's what my results suggest. As soon as I switched methods as noted above, the data remained available to loop through again to create a second table from separate data in the array.
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