The 71 pre-attack briefs released Friday still run from 1998 in this paper's file. [1] Saturday has no new volume. A dump is not a rewritten decade. Print 1998. Do not print a new span. No new PDB year-span is in Saturday's Langley copy. Saturday's wires carry no carton; the desk leaves the line where it found it.

Saturday recap that extends the PDB years is a feed, not Langley.
Print 1998. Saturday is not a new PDB year.
Seventy-one briefs from 1998 remain seventy-one briefs from 1998 on this desk.
Saturday is not a new archive year.
The dump still starts in 1998 on this desk.

Friday already owns the dump.
1998 remains the start.
The span remains 1998 on this desk.
Declassification anniversaries produce dumps, not discoveries; historians will spend years on these 71. The news value was Friday's release. Saturday turns pages, not findings.

Seventy-one PDFs are a historian's decade; for Saturday they're a headline. Headlines fade. The archive keeps.

Kept archives keep 1998; Saturday keeps the carton. Headlines fade. Historians spend years.

Seventy-one PDFs are a historian's decade. The news value was Friday's release. Saturday turns pages, not findings.

Langley shipped no extra carton over the weekend. Friday already dated those seventy-one pre-attack briefs from 1998. A recap does not extend the archive years. This edition keeps that span where Friday left it.
Saturday turns pages, not findings. No extra carton arrived. The 1998 start date stays Friday's.

Saturday turns pages, not findings. No extra carton arrived. Saturday does not extend Friday's 1998 span.

Saturday turns pages, not findings. No extra carton arrived. Saturday does not extend Friday's 1998 span.

-- ANNA WEBER, Berlin