JMeter 2.11 different number of responses from view results tree and jtl file - jmeter

I am running Jmeter in non-gui mode with two listeners (aggregate data and view results tree) in test plan. When I load the (aggregate data).jtl file and (view results tree).csv file i have different numbers of responses.
For example: 12602 responses from view results tree and 9980 responses from aggregate data.
Can anyone tell why this is happening?

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