No, but I'm not sure what a kitchen is anymore :-P
I would say no, since they each have their own seperate GFCI provisions in 210.8(A). Kitchens require the counter receptacles, wet bars require all within 6'...
Although....there is a mistake in the 2005 that defines kitchen for 210.8(A). It is found it 210.8(B)(2), which says for the purpose of this
section, a kitchen is.... According to the NEC style manual, this definition applies to everything in 210.8, since that is the code
section. 210.8(B)(2) is a
subsection. So, in my opinion, a residential kitchen is an area with a sink and permanant facilities for food preperation and cooking.
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