Hi Charles, The Criteria in the AdWords API are uniquely identified by the combination of their CriterionId and either the CampaignId or AdGroupId, depending on where the criteria is. Since this keyword is being added to a different AdGroups, the Criteria Id may be the same but the (AdGroupId, CriterionId) combination is not the same for these AdGroups. You may see the same AdGroupCriterion in different AdGroups as the criterionId is not globally unique. You need to use the (AdGroupId, CriterionId) or (CampaignId, CriterionId) pair to map to unique entities. This is the unique way to identify the keywords in multiple ad groups.
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