Commit to more than one branch at once?

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Hi all,

if I git-cherry-pick a commit from branch A into branch B, this is shown
as a difference in "git-log B..A".

Is it possible to commit a change to two or more branches but preserve
the identity of the change? IOW, is there an alternative to
git-cherry-pick that does not have above mentioned side effect?
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Stefan Richter
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