Another misconception about CFMODULE (and custom tags) - when you call a custom tag, if an application.cfm exists in the same folder as the tag (or above), it is not run. To say it a bit better, calling a custom tag does not cause an application.cfm to be run. Don't be confused though - the caller will still run an application.cfm file if one is found.
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CFMODULE and Application.cfm
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