Pennsylvania still lists two measles-associated deaths unmerged into the CDC book. [1] NBC filed the unmerged deaths. [1] This paper already printed 3,000 without a merge. Two is not gone. Print two. Do not print a national merge.

NCHS unprinted sits on the prior page. That binder is not a Pennsylvania merge. Leave a named merge to the edition that owns a named merge. Print two. Print unmerged.

Print two. Tuesday is not a vanished Pennsylvania ledger. Unmerged is not gone. Leave a named CDC merge to the edition that owns a merge. Print two as the named Tuesday hold. Mifflin at 57 remains Monday's county book, not a Pennsylvania merge. Print two as Tuesday's named death hold. Unmerged remains unmerged.

Two deaths against 57 county cases: the ledger gap that defines the outbreak. Certification lags counting by weeks. Tuesday prints both, merges neither.

Death certificates move slower than case counts; certification is where outbreaks get official. Pennsylvania's two are certified. The rest wait.

The rest wait on certification; Tuesday prints two deaths against 57 cases. Mifflin counts fast. Pennsylvania certifies slow.

Tuesday prints two deaths against 57 cases. Mifflin counts fast. Pennsylvania certifies slow.

Two measles-associated deaths in Pennsylvania still sit outside the national book. Certification lags the county case count by weeks. The prior page's unprinted binder is a different office. Unmerged remains the condition of both names.
Certification lags by weeks. Two deaths still sit outside the national book. The national book has not taken them.

Certification lags by weeks. The national book has not taken them. Unmerged remains the condition of both names.

-- NORA WHITFIELD, Chicago