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I have an @ symbol in the drafted text display - what does this mean?

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I have an @ symbol in the drafted text display - what does this mean?

I see this:

@zug1.1

In the Live Rule Tester I see this:

Zug1.1

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Meaning: The lemma could not be found in the bilingual lexicon.

Possible solution: Rebuild the Bilingual Lexicon.

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