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GROUP_CONCAT(cat.name ORDER BY cat.term_id SEPARATOR

select p.id as pid,p.post_title,p.post_content,GROUP_CONCAT(cat.name ORDER BY cat.term_id SEPARATOR
',') as catname,cat.slug as catslug from wp_posts as p left join wp_term_relationships as r on  p.id =
r.object_id  left join wp_term_taxonomy as t on r.term_taxonomy_id = t.term_taxonomy_id left join
wp_terms as cat on t.term_id = cat.term_id where id in (select id from wp_posts) GROUP BY pid ORDER BY
pid desc limit 0,10

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