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When I view my Module (Advent and Lent lectionary readings) in Standard Output, I can see that Paratext has stripped out the references between \rq \rq*. Obviously that means they don't print using Print Draft. Any suggestions to get this working correctly? Thanks!
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You are correct, \rq does get stripped. You can use the Give Feedback to report this to the developers.

A work-around that would at least let them show up is to temporarily change \rq to \+rq when you are working with the module. This will mark the markers in red, but will allow the text to display in the preview of the module.
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Thanks for confirm this, Phil. I reported it.

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