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I see percent signs and a carat and a dollar sign in the Live Rule Tester - what does this mean?

I see this:

%0%^kon1.1<v>$%

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Meaning: When using FLEx's HermitCrab parser, this output could indicate that the root was not found in the target lexicon.

Possible solution: Check the target lexicon.

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