Looking for thoughts on the best way to repeat the header row at the top of the exported file.

I have a request to create an extract and they need the header row to be written twice at the top of the file.
I thought maybe a for each loop with a script that reset the increment variable one time before looping through the rest of the dataset, I am curious to hear what other options there are.
Thanks,
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If it is the same record twice then make it a variable and append twice before the details as per this blog post:
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