True or False: Duplicate results will sometimes be pre-identified for you.

The statement is true because, in many systems that handle data processing, algorithms or specific features are often in place to recognize and flag duplicate results automatically. This pre-identification process can significantly reduce the workload for human reviewers or data processors, allowing them to focus on more complex tasks. It enhances efficiency and accuracy by ensuring that duplicates are either removed or marked for further review before the final outputs are generated. This automated approach is particularly valuable in large datasets where manually identifying duplicates would be time-consuming and prone to human error.

The other options either suggest that duplicates are not identified at all or vary in frequency without confirming a consistent ability to pre-identify them, which does not align with typical processing capabilities found in data handling systems.