This paper already printed Infantino's complaint as unfiled on this page. Friday still has no Swiss stamp. A second Infantino line is not a second case. Print unfiled. Do not print a docket. Position 42 already owns the stamp question.

No second Swiss number is in Friday copy, so this brief only points at position 42 and does not invent a case.
A pointer to unfiled is still a pointer. Friday recap that doubles Infantino is a feed, not a second Swiss case.
No second Swiss receipt is in Friday's FIFA stack.
Friday produced no second Swiss case, and the archive keeps the last named one.
Position 42 already named the missing stamp.
Friday is not a second Swiss case.

Position 42 owns the stamp question; this line keeps the sports desk honest. One complaint, counted once. Friday's pointer does the counting.

Two lines, one stamp: the brief keeps the sports desk's books balanced. Balanced books need no new entry.

Unneeded entries stay unneeded; Friday's stamp brief stays. Position 42 keeps the file. This line points there.

One complaint, counted once. Position 42 owns the stamp question. This line keeps the sports desk honest.

Position 42 still owns Infantino's missing Swiss stamp. No second receipt and no docket number landed Friday. A pointer is not another Swiss filing. The archive keeps that missing stamp where it was first named.
Friday added no docket number. A pointer is not another Swiss filing. This line keeps the sports desk honest.

Friday added no docket number. A pointer is not another Swiss filing. This line keeps the sports desk honest.

-- CHARLES ASHFORD, London