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Keyword analystic problem

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bbwmeet last edited by

why can not finish pending? i do know not the internet problem

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DavidLee last edited by

Hello!

Sorry for the delay. This bug has been resolved and we are wondering if you are still experiencing issues.
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DavidLee last edited by

Hey there!

This definitely looks like a bug and I have sent this over to our engineers to investigate. I will let know when this is fixed!
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Martijn_Scheijbeler last edited by

I would advise to get in touch via https://moz.com/help/contact as this could be an issue that only affects your keywords.
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