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The given CSS rule `background: #0000FF url("Watermark.png") repeat-x right;` specifies a combination of background properties for an element. The first part, `#0000FF`, sets the background color to blue, and `url("Watermark.png")` specifies that an image file named "Watermark.png" will be used as a background image.

The crucial part of this rule is `repeat-x`, which indicates that the background image will be repeated horizontally across the element. This means that instead of filling the entire background area with the watermark image, the image will be displayed multiple times in a row from the left side to the right side.

Additionally, the `right` keyword positions the image starting from the right edge of the element. However, since the image is repeated horizontally, this positioning will not affect the repetition itself; it simply adjusts where the starting point is for the first instance of the background image.

In summary, this CSS effectively instructs the browser to display the watermark image multiple times across the width of the element, confirming that the choice indicating that the watermark is displayed multiple times horizontally is accurate.