This paper has been printing NCHS as unprinted. [1] Wednesday has no new vital-statistics book in fetched copy. Unprinted is not released. A quiet statistical desk is not a table. Print unprinted. Do not print a report.

A measles ledger unmerged on the adjoining page is not an NCHS book. Leave a named release to the edition that owns a named release. Unprinted is not released. Wednesday does not invent a vital-stats book. Silence from a statistical desk is not a table. Print unprinted, not a report. Leave a named NCHS book to the edition that owns a book. A quiet statistical desk is not a released table. Print unprinted as the last named NCHS hold.

Print unprinted. Wednesday is not an NCHS release.

Statistical agencies publish on annual calendars while outbreaks move weekly; the mismatch is structural. Wednesday's three numbers are partial knowledge, honestly labeled. The book closes the gap when it prints.

Labeled partials hold; Wednesday's hold. Holding is honest. Books close gaps.

Gaps wait on the book; Wednesday's three numbers stay partial. Outbreaks move weekly. Agencies print annually.

Wednesday's three numbers stay partial. The mismatch is structural. Honest labels are the day's copy.

Vital-statistics shops publish on their own calendar, not on outbreak time. Wednesday brought no NCHS book this paper can certify. Three partial numbers on the measles page are not a vital-stats release. The quiet statistical office stays unprinted.
Wednesday brought no NCHS book. Measles numbers are not a vital-stats release. The office stays unprinted.

Wednesday brought no NCHS book. Measles numbers are not a vital-stats release. The office stays unprinted.

-- NORA WHITFIELD, Chicago