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outstanding queue: queue of elements scheduled for today's review. If you use Add to outstanding (available on the subset processing menu), not all elements in the outstanding queue are actually outstanding

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	~~'''~~<span id="~~outstanding_queue~~">outstanding queue</span>~~''' - the~~ queue of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] scheduled for today's review. If you use '''[[Subset operations#add_to_outstanding\|Add to outstanding]]''' (available on the [[Subset operations\|subset processing menu]]), not all [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] in the '''outstanding queue''' are actually [[Glossary:Outstanding_element\|outstanding]]		;<span id="Outstanding_queue">outstanding queue</span>
			:queue of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] scheduled for today's review. If you use '''[[Subset operations#add_to_outstanding\|Add to outstanding]]''' (available on the [[Subset operations\|subset processing menu]]), not all [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] in the '''outstanding queue''' are actually [[Glossary:Outstanding_element\|outstanding]]