One possible exception might be HABTM tables, consisting of just the foreign keys to the related tables. MySQL only supports clustering on the primary key and using a composite primary key would give you a covered index, which in theory should perform a bit better. Though in practice, I have not found much difference and usually add an integer primary key column to those tables as well.
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