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In the NLP team we've seen several Paratext projects in which there are empty verses with only an ellipsis. These occasionally occur in a verse even though the chapter is otherwise empty.

In plain text it looks like this.

\c 1

\v 1 

\v2 ...

\v3 

If you know any projects that use ellipses would you let me know what they represent?
Can you think of a mechnism that would add an ellipsis in empty verses?
Many thanks for any help you can give about this mystery!

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The elipsis is often used in footnotes to indicate that there is text that has been left out.

The elipsis is often used ... text is left out.
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