Keynote paragraph styles bug

This bug is from the Keynote 6 and I was hoping for the solution in any update, but even in the Keynote 6.2 this happens.
If you create a new slide, select the title, go to the Paragraph Styles and click plus 10 times, the Paragraph Style will disappear. Every time, if try to select a diferent Paragraph Style and scroll, it will disappear.
This limits the Paragraph Styles number of styles.
Anyone else has that bug?

Yes, I have this bug. View All Keynote Paragraph Styles
When I scroll down the list they disappear so I can't see what I'm clicking.

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I am sorry that I cannot make myself clear - perhaps because of my language competence
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Best regards.
And forgive my clumsy english : I am french !

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Summary: When the number of paragraph styles becomes very high, the scrolling paragraph styles pane stops displaying text and becomes unusable.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Launch Pages 5.0 or 5.0.1
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Actual Results: The text in the pop out paragraph styles selection pane disappears, rendering it unusable.
Version: Pages 5.0 and 5.0.1; OS X 10.9 (13A598)
Notes: It seems that triggering the error depends on the graphical height of the pop out paragraph styles selection pane, not the actual number of existing styles.
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Apple Developer Relations10-Dec-2013 07:37 PM
Engineering has determined that your bug report is a duplicate of another issue and will be closed.
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