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A Primary Key is crucial in a database for several reasons: It uniquely identifies each record within a table, ensuring data integrity by preventing duplicate records. It serves as a foreign key in other tables, maintaining referential integrity. It can significantly improve query performance due to the ability to quickly find specific records. Lastly, it is an essential part of the relational model.

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