In which case all we need to know is what characteristics of the fields you want to update differentiate them from the ones you don't. As it is, there are essentially only two field codes in what you've designated as to be found:
{ IF "TFT<CourtDistrict> Type<Open> Format<Freeform> Condition<CourtDistrict:EQ1> Item<> Column<> Math<> BL<> Offset<> Done<> Ver<03.00> ResetResult<{if:>" <> "x" "{if:" "x" \* MERGEFORMAT }
with changes in the EQ number, and
{ IF "TFT Type<Close>" <> "x" "}" "x" \* MERGEFORMAT }
both of which are repeated four times.

It's not apparent whether both of the above are to be replaced and whether that replacement is with just the one field to replace the pair, viz:
{ IF "TFT<[AuroraDatabase.CountyCircuitDistrict$.DistrictNumb er]> Type<Text> Format<Uppercase> Condition<> Layer<0> Item<X> Column<> Math<> BL<N> Offset<> Done<> ResetResult<{DISTRICTNUMBER¬X}>" <> "x" "{DISTRICTNUMBERX}" "x" \* MERGEFORMAT }
or whether the fields are to be individually replaced with that field.

As for:
None of your Find or Replace field codes has reached that limit.

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Paul Edstein
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the fields to be found and replaced have the "Condition<CourtDistrict:EQ#>" where # is a number 1 through 5.

please see attached screenshot of the revealed coding and i resubmitted the find and replace pairs with the highlighting included.

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