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Since you used the automatic NAT setup technique on the object "Web Server", when that object is placed into a rule it can match both IP addresses (the "real" address and the NAT address) since they both exist within the configuration of that object.
This would most definitely not apply if the manual NAT setup technique was used, as two host objects would need to be created. One object represents the "real" address and the other object represents the NAT address. Because the network policy layer ("firewall policy") is referenced prior to the NAT policy, the latter host object representing this NAT address should be used in your firewall policy rule.
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