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When <or> is used, several rules are generated internally. It is not easy to do it otherwise. To fix the problem in the rule editor would require some time and work. I am not sure if it is worthwhile, because <or> is not used very often.
Probably it should provide a hint which part of <or> it is using and show output for both rules on a web page... I am struggling with a problem on antipattern, however, it appears only with block. See http://forum.languagetool.org/t/antipattern-is-not-working/991/32 for details.
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I can put
into ruleEditor and
while there is only one
<rule>
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