Can VisualSVN and Team Foundation Server client co-exist?

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I currently run Visual Studio 2008 SP1 connecting to Team Foundation Server. I want to try out the VisualSVN client connecting to a separate repository I have in SVN. Is it possible to install the VisualSVN client on my existing dev machine such that I can use Visual SVN for some of my solutions and TFS for others?

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