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We have conflicts on several chapters of empty verses, for an unknown reason.
Is there any method to clear them, other than one by one?

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Yes there is a way to clear all conflicts. Hold Shift, and open the top level Paratext menu.
Choose Support and Development, then Delete all conflict notes.

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After selecting that, will I have the option to limit it by books or chapters?

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No it deletes them for the whole project. If you just want certain chapters you’ll have to delete or resolve them manually. You can make a filter in the notes list to show the conflict notes per book or in a specified chapter or range.

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Thanks

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