'bad' white lines?

I'm currently producing a flyer in keynote (with the intention of exporting it to .pdf) - for some reason on some text there are some 'white lines' under part of it. It's not an 'underline' and it also projects out into the document outside of the text box?
For some reason it starts on the letter 'j'?
Any help much appreciated
Regards
DK

Couple of things.
Make sure you have not accidently moved your image, background, etc. while trying to manipulate the text area and created the gap between the image, text area and slide palette.
Also, try creating a duplicate slide and see if the error follows you into the new slide. Use copy and pastor commands into your new slide.
If that still maintined your anomaly, try creating the themed slide, then copying over the text box. Use a variety of combinations to get into a new slide, with some of the copied elements. It may just be a bit of a glitch, and may disappear when working in a new slide.
If that doesnt work, you may just have to start that portion over by creating the element again on a new slide.
Hope that helps.
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