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Not really sure how to do this. Say for example you have a table with columns `sender` and `receiver` which are their ID from the users table.

 

I need to do something like...

 

SELECT `username` AS 'sender' FROM `messages` JOIN `users` ON `messages`.`sender` = `users`.`id`

 

But how would I also obtain the receiver within the same query?

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