White line under video

does anyone know what that means? under the video clip in the timeline there is a solid white line...although sometimes there are green and blue ones too. i am not set up to mark clips certain colors..so i am not sure what this is. thanks

You have SHOW DUPLICATE FRAMES chosen in your USER PREFS. This feature will show you when you used a shot before, and the color coding helps show you where the other clips are.
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