Editorial note
The raw ledger keeps every report for provenance, but the published layer merges reports about the same company inside a short window when the amounts agree. That is why the raw file holds more rows than the timeline shows. Readers who reconcile the two files will see the difference deliberately — a merges count is visible on the surviving record rather than hidden. The same principle will apply to news briefs: one observation per event, with the supporting links listed underneath.
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