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Verse Numbers suddenly appearing in INT book

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This is in version 2.8.17. 

We have verse numbers in our INT to help us keep the contents of the INT the same in 14 projects, but we don't want them to print, so I have this command in the PrintDraftChanges.txt: 

# Don't print verse numbers in Introduction
at INT "\\v \d+ " > ""

Until now, this has worked to remove the verse numbers in the INT. 

Thanks for any help you can give me on this. 

John Nystrom

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Yes, another regression that I discovered yesterday, but haven't been able to fix myself. It will be working again in the next release (probably on Tuesday).
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