Washington Post

Explicit source-context continuity review of the same Washington Post subject. Source observations, scope and spelling remain separate.

destroyer-017:b17-washington-post links to this subject after independent source review and lead contextual comparison (witness:00000048:ch03:p0003).

destroyer-011:b11-washington-post: Lead accepted the older singleton transfer after comparing primary references: Book 11 explicitly describes Washington Post circulation and intellectual-community importance while listing newspapers and national media contacts. Book 4 identifies it as a newspaper outlet for CURE disclosures; already joined Book 17 lists its media representatives. The definite article in Book 11 label is no distinct publication. Preserve all source labels and observation provenance. (witness:00000030:ch06:p0015; witness:00000009:ch02:p0039; witness:00000048:ch03:p0003; witness:00000081:ch13:p0006).

destroyer-028:washington-post: Lead accepted the separate-reader contextual proposal after comparing primary contexts: Both name the Washington newspaper as a possible publisher of a story or disclosures, not a street/location or a separate fictional work. Original labels, participation scope and attributed fictional claims remain in the observation. (witness:00000081:ch13:p0006; witness:00000009:ch02:p0039).

destroyer-027:washington-post: Lead accepted the separate-reader contextual proposal after comparing primary contexts: Same newspaper: old exposure threat names it; Goldman calls it and Woodman reports for it here. Original labels, participation scope and attributed fictional claims remain in the observation. (witness:00000078:ch01:p0084; witness:00000009:ch02:p0039).

destroyer-045:washington-post: Lead compared the named subject and role with the prior source context. Newspaper Nooner calls with a fabricated account of the base massacres. (witness:00000132:ch07:p0053).