I'm no expert on mailings lists, or Mailman, but I'm pretty sure that all lists are independent of one another. Who is on list A, and what gets delivered to the members of list A, bare no relevence to who is on list B, and what gets delivered to list B.
True enough, but mailman does have some built-in intelligence that you can make use of.
You can configure it to look at the complete list of recipients for a message, and if it finds a recipient that is explicitly listed and for which the exact same address appears on the mailing list, then mailman will choose not to send a duplicate copy of that message to the same address.
See the mailman web page for more information.
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