Request.IsAuthenticated vs. Identity.IsAuthenticated

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Bob

Seems either of these can be used to check whether a request is
authenticated or not:

Request.IsAuthenticated
HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.IsAuthenticated

Are these always in sync? in other words, the values returned from these
two properties are always the same in any scenarios?

Thanks
Bob
 
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