This paper already printed Infantino's complaint as unfiled on this page. Thursday still has no Swiss stamp. A second Infantino line is not a second case. Print unfiled. Do not print a docket. Position 46 already owns the stamp question.

No second Swiss number is in Thursday copy. This brief only points at position 46.

Print unfiled. The Swiss file rests there until a new filing moves it, on this Thursday sports desk.
A pointer to position 46 is still a pointer, and a petition is still not a second Swiss receipt.
No second FIFA stamp is in Thursday's stack.
Thursday is not a second Swiss case on this London sports desk.

Position 46 already named the missing Swiss stamp on this Thursday page.
Position 46 owns the stamp question; this line keeps the sports desk honest. One complaint, counted once. Thursday's pointer does the counting.

Counting once is the desk's discipline; doubles dilute. Thursday stays single. Position 46 keeps the file.

Single counts stay single; Thursday's stays. Position 46 holds the stamp question. This line points there.

One complaint, counted once. Position 46 owns the stamp question. Thursday's sports desk does not mint a second case.

The long Infantino piece already owns the missing Swiss stamp. Thursday has no second number and no extra docket. Names on a petition are not a receipt. London will not mint a parallel FIFA case from a pointer.
Position 46 owns the stamp question. This pointer will not mint a parallel FIFA case. The missing Swiss stamp already has a home.

Position 46 owns the stamp question. Thursday's Infantino pointer still has no Swiss stamp. This brief will not mint a parallel FIFA case.

-- CHARLES ASHFORD, London