This paper has been printing U.S. measles ledgers as unmerged. [1] Thursday has no merged CDC book in fetched copy. Unmerged is not gone. A quiet health desk is not a closed outbreak. Print unmerged. Do not print cleared.

Bangladesh's seven more suspected deaths sit on another page. [2] That incremental clock is not a U.S. merge. Do not stitch Dhaka into Atlanta. Leave a named CDC merge to the edition that owns a named CDC merge.

Print unmerged. Ledger remains as filed, and the page turns, on this Thursday Chicago health desk.
Dhaka's seven suspected deaths are still not Atlanta's merged CDC book.
Thursday is not a closed U.S. measles outbreak on this Chicago national health desk this morning.

Dhaka's suspected seven and Atlanta's books move on separate tracks. Suspected is not confirmed across any border. Thursday merges nothing.

Seven suspected in Dhaka is a warning flare from another surveillance system. American books stay unmerged. Thursday watches two outbreaks, not one.

Two outbreaks, two books: Thursday watches both. Watching isn't merging. Dhaka stays suspected.

Seven suspected in Dhaka is another surveillance system. American books stay unmerged. Thursday watches two outbreaks, not one.

Atlanta still has not merged the national measles books. CDC silence does not retire an outbreak on Thursday. Bangladesh's suspected increment lives on its own slug. Two surveillance systems do not become one American ledger.
Thursday prints two outbreaks, not one. CDC silence does not merge the books. Atlanta still has two ledgers.

Thursday prints two outbreaks, not one. CDC silence does not merge the books. Atlanta still has two ledgers.

-- NORA WHITFIELD, Chicago