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After some searching, I will fix the issue:
·         Backup database of Managed Metadata service
·         Delete the existing Managed Metadata service application (without deleting the database)
·         Create a new Managed Metadata service application with new database
·         Edit the properties of the new Managed Metadata service application, point to the original database (if new managed metadata service is not working)

·         Iisreset (if needed)

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