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I'll buy that at higher airspeeds. At lower airspeed, or when the outboard portion of the wing is nearing stall, like in the round-out or flare, the aileron would not have control authority to counteract the flap. Likely reasons why you normally fly control-issue approaches at higher airspeeds.
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