Fonts for Endnote citations

Occasionally Endnote inserts a citation and switches the font from the one I'm using. I change it back, but each time I change other parts of the document, the incorrect font is reset for each of the affected citations. I thought I could use a global font replace (as in Word). However, this seems not to be an option. Any ideas?

Validate your fonts using Font Book.
How to use Font Book to validate fonts
1. Open Font Book in your Applications folder.
2. Select All Fonts.
3. Now click in the list of fonts and select all (Edit > Select All).
4. Under File in the Menu bar, select Validate Fonts.
5. Duplicate fonts will be marked with either the yellow badge or a black dot.
6. Select to remove or delete duplicates.*
7. Delete font caches (how to)
8. Restart your computer
* Step 6 – remove or delete duplicates is where the tricky part comes in. You can select to let Font Book disable or remove duplicates, but I’ve found that it removes the one you have not been using rather than selecting the best option. See Font Management in OS X, by Kurt Lang, for more info on fonts.
http://www.jklstudios.com/misc/osxfonts.html
See Kurt Lang's directions here to remove font caches
https://discussions.apple.com/message/26188553#26188553

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Also, I wondered if it "broke" the entire endnote system -- If there is some connection between the number that I deleted, and the corresponding superscript number in the text itself.
Here (below) is a screen shot of my pre-flight report.
You can see that some of the numbers in the endnotes, (for example: 200 and 202) are in the correct font; but endnote numbers 201, 203, 204 are not in Times New Roman.
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Since ID doesn't really support endnotes, I suspect they were imported as a numbered list, particulary considering the uselectablility and find/change sympotoms you describe. Bullets and numbers in lists aren't "real" characters that can selected.
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''Kits47 [[#answer-701080|said]]''
<blockquote>
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</blockquote>
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fr.lproj
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