Applying paragraph style makes it BOLD

I have lots of nice paragraph styles, and NONE of them specify bold in their definitions. Yet, every time I apply one of these styles, the paragraph is bold. I don't know what's going on. Do you?

I've looked at your file, and basically it's what SRiegle has said, but I'm going to go into more detail to try to help you understand what's happening.
If you look at the Character Style panel with no text selected you'll see the Bold style highlighted. This means it is set to the default and all new text you enter will have the Bold style. You want to change this to [None].
Because the text all has Bold applied, at some point the font weight was changed manually on the paragraphs to Regular. This becomes an override of the character style and if you click in the text you'll see the character style change to Bold+. The paragraph style shows no plus sign because character styles are not considered overrides.
Now the tricky part. When you change the paragraph style, the local override on the character style is removed, but not the Bold style itself, so the new paragraph style is applied along with the Bold character style.
Is that making any sense?

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