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Yes. In the docs:
You can disassociate an Elastic IP address from a resource, and then associate it with a different resource.
To avoid unexpected behavior, ensure that all active connections to the resource named in the
existing association are closed before you make the change. After you have associated your
Elastic IP address to a different resource, you can reopen your connections to the newly
associated resource.
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