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This is a duplicate of rdar://15039241

Summary:
UITableViewCell puts the selectedBackgroundView on top of contentView when reusing cells.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a table view controller in Storyboard
2. Set a backgroundView for the cell in cellForRowAtIndexPath:
3. Set a selectedBackgroundView for the cell in cellForRowAtIndexPath:
4. Set AllowsMultipleSelectionOnEditing to YES and set the viewcontroller to Editing in viewDidLoad
5. Launch the app, select some of the top rows. Scroll them out of the view and back.


Expected Results:
- The selected cell shows the selectedBackgroundView behind the contentView on cells that had been scrolled away

Actual Results:
- The selected cells show the selectedBackgroundView on TOP of the contentView and thus hide any labels etc. 
- Setting the selectedBackgroundView to 50% opacity lets the labels shine through. 

Version:
iOS 7.0

Notes:
The problem does not occur when there is no backgroundView set for the cell.

Configuration:
iOS 7, tested on Simulator & iPhone 5