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In Entity Framework, the DbSet represents a collection of entities that can be ___________ to the database.

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The DbSet represents a collection of entities in Entity Framework that are mapped to a database table. These entities can be persisted (saved) to the database and retrieved from it using Entity Framework's database operations.
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