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When importing Scripture from Paratext into Fieldworks, It is possible to have the back translation import along with the Scripture verses. The back translation will appear on the Free translation line in the Fieldworks Interlinearizer. Fieldworks does this automatically during import, but the back translation project in Paratext has to be linked to the vernacular project.

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