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Remove extra brackets in counterclockwise mode

I am sure that the answer to this question is obvious, but I read the documentation against Counterclockwise and searched the Internet and could not find it. I often find myself accidentally placing additional brackets, parsers, etc., while editing Clojure files in Counterclockwise, and could not figure out how to delete them without leaving the strict paredit mode. For example, suppose I have the following function:

(defn (add-x-y-z)
  [x y z]
  (+ x y z))

I accidentally placed parens around a function name, and as far as I can tell, there is no way to remove them without deleting the function name, deleting extra parsers and again entering the function name, or temporarily out of strict paredit mode. Is there any other option for this? For some reason, I often run into this problem.

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You need a "Raise Selection", I believe the Mac has the -R option

FYI, you can see all the key bindings in the settings window, but, as always, it is difficult to find in eclipse. See the attached screenshot and note that I sorted "When" = "Editing Clojure Source"

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