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Neither of these things.
Depending on how your server is configured, it will start up multiple processes and/or threads to handle multiple requests. Each of those will handle a single request at a time; however each process stays alive at the end of a request and continues to run in order to handle subsequent requests.
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In the scenario you outlined there should be one instance of Django running on the server. It just happens to be managing two sessions.
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