trace(x.toXMLString()); //is that the node you expect?
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Did you verify that var x:XML = unApprovedList[index]; is returning a
good reference?
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Good.
Are you using copy() when you addItem() to the approvedList?
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First, are you sure your collections are independent? If you use the
same XMLList for both, they are not.
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