Description:
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(I searched through the bug reports and found some foreach pointer issues, but 
none related to this)

If I simply go through an array with a referenced value like so:
foreach ($array as &$value) {  }

And then go through it again, not referenced, like so:
foreach ($array as $value) {  }

Both times using the same variable $value, then during the second foreach, the 
second to the last value is actually copied over the last value changing the 
array.

If I simply use $value2 there is no issue.

Test script:
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$array = array('aaaaa','bbbbb','ccccc','ddddd','eeeee');
echo '1) '.print_r($array, true).'<br>';
foreach ($array as &$value) {  }
echo '2) '.print_r($array, true).'<br> 3) ';
foreach ($array as $key => $value) { echo "[$key] => $value "; }
echo '<br> 4) '.print_r($array, true).'<br>';

Expected result:
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1) Array ( [0] => aaaaa [1] => bbbbb [2] => ccccc [3] => ddddd [4] => eeeee ) 
2) Array ( [0] => aaaaa [1] => bbbbb [2] => ccccc [3] => ddddd [4] => eeeee ) 
3) [0] => aaaaa [1] => bbbbb [2] => ccccc [3] => ddddd [4] => eeeee 
4) Array ( [0] => aaaaa [1] => bbbbb [2] => ccccc [3] => ddddd [4] => eeeee ) 

Actual result:
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1) Array ( [0] => aaaaa [1] => bbbbb [2] => ccccc [3] => ddddd [4] => eeeee ) 
2) Array ( [0] => aaaaa [1] => bbbbb [2] => ccccc [3] => ddddd [4] => eeeee ) 
3) [0] => aaaaa [1] => bbbbb [2] => ccccc [3] => ddddd [4] => ddddd 
4) Array ( [0] => aaaaa [1] => bbbbb [2] => ccccc [3] => ddddd [4] => ddddd )