This paper has been printing Pentagon polygraphs as dormant. [1] Thursday has no new test order in fetched copy. Dormant is not revived. A quiet building is not a leak hunt. Print dormant. Do not print a new exam.
Leave a named directive to the edition that owns a directive. No Thursday polygraph memo is in Pentagon copy. A quiet building is still not a leak hunt.
Print dormant. Pentagon keeps its word from the earlier filing, on this Thursday culture desk.
A quiet exam room is still not a leak hunt, and a CIA dump belongs to Friday, not this desk.
No Thursday polygraph PDF is in the Pentagon stack.
Thursday is not a revived hunt on this Washington culture desk.
A dormant machine is still a dormant machine.
Friday's CIA dump belongs to another desk and another story; polygraphs are personnel, not archives. Thursday keeps the two files apart. Dormant stays dormant.
Apart files stay apart; Thursday keeps them so. Personnel, not archives. Dormancy holds.
Dormancy holds; Thursday's polygraph file is personnel, not Friday's CIA carton. No revived hunt. The machine stays quiet.
Thursday's polygraph file is personnel, not Friday's CIA carton. No revived hunt. The machine stays quiet.
Personnel polygraphs are not the CIA carton Friday will dump. Thursday keeps the files apart. No hunt revived on this desk.
Thursday's polygraph file is personnel. Friday's CIA carton is archives. Keep the two desks apart.
Thursday's polygraph file is personnel. Friday's CIA carton is archives. Thursday will not dump Langley's carton.
Thursday's polygraph file is personnel. Friday's CIA carton is archives. Thursday will not dump Langley's carton.
-- SAMUEL CRANE, Washington