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# Reject Changes
In case some of the components are not acceptable, the reviewer can reject the related changes individually by simply clicking on the needed row in the Review column. This invokes a dialog where the status of that particular mapping can be set to **`Rejected`** or **`Approved`**.
Individual reviewing
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In case of rejecting or approving items individually, reviewers still need to submit their review. This is indicated by an error message at the top of the editor.
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The saving can be performed by clicking on the  button, by either approving the task changes or sending it back to the author requesting changes. If changes including rejected components are approved and then promoted to the `MAIN` branch, the rejected components will not be present among the other approved ones.
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