It's certainly possible if you've subsequently written other keys to the server and they push the original key out to make room for that newer content. You'll usually keep your most frequently used keys since memcached moves items down the priority list for flushing as they're fetched - if you're not using expire flags it ends up being basically a least-recently-used cache. -n
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