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I keep running into the following error message which is preventing me from exporting to pdf: “Marker cannot occur here: \p” This error is only in the glossary and I have already tried to solve the problem by editing the “OccursUnder” field for the \p Marker in the style sheet, but no success. Does anyone know how to fix this?

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The following link may help you identify what USFM markers are allowed where in the GLO book:
https://ubsicap.github.io/usfm/peripherals/back.html?highlight=glo#glossary

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I found the solution. Thnx for you help

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