This paper has been printing Pickaxe Mountain as threat language — "very soon" — with no strike in fetched copy. [1] Saturday has no strike. Granite and depth are not a crater. Print unstruck. Do not print a hit. Leave a named strike to the edition that owns a named strike.
No Saturday crater photo is in the Pickaxe file, so unstruck remains the word and 'very soon' is still threat language.
Unstruck granite is still unstruck. Saturday recap that treats 'very soon' as a crater is a feed, not a strike.
No Saturday battle-damage image is in the Pickaxe file, so unstruck remains the mountain word.
No update arrived today, so the earlier line governs.
Saturday is not a crater.
Construction activity cuts both ways as evidence: buildup or hardening, only intent distinguishes them. Satellites show dirt moved. Dirt moved is not a crater.
Unstruck mountains generate paperwork, not craters: explainers, threats, denials. Saturday adds another explainer to the pile. The pile grows; the mountain doesn't change.
The pile of explainers grows; the granite doesn't. Construction cuts both ways as evidence. Unstruck stays unstruck.
Pickaxe is still granite under a 'very soon' threat, not a hole in the ridge. Saturday added no strike photograph. Satellite dirt can be read two ways. Explainers accumulated on the file; the mountain did not.
Saturday added no strike photograph. Very soon is still a threat, not a crater. Granite under a ridge is not evidence of a hole.
Satellite dirt can be read two ways. Saturday printed no crater. Saturday's mountain is still granite.
Satellite dirt can be read two ways. Saturday printed no crater. Saturday's mountain is still granite.
-- ANNA WEBER, Berlin