Lately I haven't been able to get the "align" environment to work properly, except on trivial examples. It was always a little finicky, but in the last few days it seems to have gotten much worse.
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$$\begin{align} \color{green}{\exists \;x \in D \; : P(x) & = \exists \;x \in D \; \; ( \;x \in A \wedge P(x) \;) \tag{E = Existential}} \end{align}$$
Here's a screenshot:
Am I making some mistake that would be easy to fix?
[ Update: Asaf points out that the alignment tab symbol & is embedded inside the \green block, so that the constructions on either side have unbalanced braces. Changing
\color{green}{… & …}
to
\color{green}{…} & \color{green}{…}
fixes the problem:
$$\begin{align} \color{green}{\exists \;x \in D \; : P(x)} & = \color{green}{\exists \;x \in D \; \; ( \;x \in A \wedge P(x) \;) \tag{E = Existential}} \end{align}$$
