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The table is mainly using auto row heights so the tallest paragraph determines how tall the row is. If the row is autoheight then at least one of the rows will be fully shaded. The first row is set to "At Least" greater than the paragraphs inside it so the selection shading sits at the top of the cells in that row.
Your sample document has a two cell table where the first row is set to autoheight and the second row is set to At Least 0.97cm. The first half of the second row shows shading because that is where the paragraph space is, the lower half doesn't show shading because that space is there because of the row height restriction.
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