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Cause: The user is attempting to use partitions as a means
of sparsity control, however they have set up their
partitions in a manner that simply makes no sense. It is a
simple fact that during aggregation data becomes more dense,
not less dense, and yet thier partitions indicate the opposite.

Action: Modify the partition template add the specified
dimension into the source composite, or removing it from the
target composite.

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