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How does one get ragged paragraphs in footnotes?

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I have ragged paragraphs in the text, but the footnotes are justified (often causing too much space).
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Apologies for the delay in responding  --  there have been some issues with posting responses in certain situations.

The Styles tab should allow you to change the justification of the \f style as shown here:

This should then produce unjustified footnotes as seen here:

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