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==Fallback Events==
Gramps uses a number of Fallback events in lists and views when one of the main life events is missing. The Fallback Event data is typically italicized in the Gramps interface to highlight that approximate information is displayed for the main life event.
As an example, a person's Baptism event may be known but not the Birth event. In the lists and views if there is no Birth event, the date of the Baptism is used where the birth date would normally be displayed. When these dates are used, the date will be displayed in italics.
