I found this sentence on jisho.org:

```

    税制改革はの圧力が高まっている
    
    The pressure for tax reform is growing.
    
```

And I'm wondering if this is a typo. Having both は and の together somehow
sounds a bit odd to me. I would expect it to be either

```

     税制改革の圧力が高まっている
    
```

or

```

    税制改革は圧力が高まっている
    
```

Can someone please tell me which forms are correct?
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grammar particle-は particle-の
Is はの even possible?