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Default Want to run 2 or more sites from one table in Master databas

How can i run two or more web sites from only one admin menu? I would like to be able to update some stock items to one but not the other and sometimes both depending on the stock that i have. Is this possible to do from one admin front end? Can anybody help please???????
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