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Google analytics and search console disagree about organic traffic volume

For the past 30 days google analytics is telling me I got about 300 organic sessions. Google analytics says I got about 400 clicks. I’m using an unfiltered view to pull this data from GA, so it’s not that I’m excluding internal traffic and exclude bots/spiders is unchecked.

Are others seeing somewhat higher clicks reported in search console than organic sessions reported in google analytics? I’ve never seen this before, so wondering if others are recently seeing a similar discrepancy.

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