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Based on the understanding that shortcuts are created in OneLake to point to Dataverse, changed "Dataverse creates shortcuts to OneLake, which enables you to work with data without making multiple copies" to "OneLake creates shortcuts to Dataverse, which enables you to work with data without making multiple copies".
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Based on the understanding that shortcuts are created in OneLake to point to Dataverse, changed "Dataverse creates shortcuts to OneLake, which enables you to work with data without making multiple copies" to "OneLake creates shortcuts to Dataverse, which enables you to work with data without making multiple copies".