The issue with using multiple context values in React is that they can lead to conflicts and errors. When multiple context values are used, there may be a situation where a component uses the wrong context value, leading to unexpected behavior. This can happen because the context provider is not properly nested or because the consumer is not receiving the correct context value. Additionally, resolving conflicts between multiple context values can be complex and time-consuming. Therefore, it is important to carefully design and manage context values to avoid these issues.
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