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When we migrated our project to PT8, many glosses that had been deleted in the interlinear data returned. This is a problem for the translators who have to look through a long list of possible glosses, many of which have been rejected but initially seemed good, but they are now back in the list of possible glosses.

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Please use Help > Report a Problem to report this issue. Also, some specific examples would help us when trying to track down the problem.

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Steve White has written up a manual fix for missing interlineaizer data.

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