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I see percent signs (%) around a word in the Live Rule Tester - what does this mean?

I see this:

%0%bilar%

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Meaning: The given morphemes could not be synthesized into a word because of an incompatibility.

Possible solution: Check that the word analyzes properly in target FLEx project.

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