Item has already been added, key in dictionary: domain\user
The solution is to remove one managed account. Use PowerShell.
$managedaccount = get-spmanagedaccount -identity "domain\user"
remove-spmanagedaccount $managedaccount[0]
This will remove the extra managed account. You may have to log out and log in again. Also recycle the application pool associated with that managed account.
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