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THE MORNING CANDLE · 2026-10-14

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Prices versus pay, an offshore storm’s coastal reach, the adjustment behind a bank’s profits, and an astronaut’s move into engineering leadership.

Released October 14, 2026 at 7:00 AM Central · Updated October 14, 2026 at 11:32 AM Central
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01

Today’s BLS releases show consumer prices rose 0.6% in September while average hourly pay rose 0.1%. After inflation, average hourly earnings for private nonfarm payroll employees fell 0.5%. Gasoline supplied more than half the monthly price rise; groceries edged down. [1] [2] [3] [6]

United States CPI-U, September 2026, October 14 release vintage. Monthly figures below are seasonally adjusted; twelve-month figures are unadjusted. National category indexes do not measure any particular household’s bill. Real earnings refer to all employees on private nonfarm payrolls, not every worker or the same people tracked through time.

August to September 2026 · seasonally adjusted · percent change

Gasoline+9.1 percent change [2]
All items+0.6 percent change [1]
Shelter+0.4 percent change [4]
Food at home-0.1 percent change [3]

National category indexes with different weights. These bars show rates of change, not contributions to the overall CPI or dollar changes in a household bill.

Read the values and scale as a table
Common zero; maximum magnitude 9.1 percent change. August to September 2026 · seasonally adjusted.
MeasureValue (percent change)Evidence
Gasoline9.1[2]
All items0.6[1]
Shelter0.4[4]
Food at home-0.1[3]
Monthly price changes from today’s BLS release. Gasoline rose sharply; food at home declined slightly. The separate 3.7% headline is a twelve-month measure.

Archive photograph · 2022-12-29 · Micanopy, Florida

A Marathon gasoline sign beside the Pearl Country Store and Barbecue in Micanopy, Florida.
Gas station and store in Micanopy, Florida, December 29, 2022.Archive photograph. The prices visible in the sign are from December 2022 and are not September or October 2026 prices.Photo: DanTD · Original source ↗ · CC BY 4.0 ↗Original file unchanged; displayed at responsive sizes. Cropped to a banner here; the full picture is on the story page.
  • 2 source records
  • U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Track your own spending with CFPB’s worksheet; national averages do not show your household budget. ↗
How we know6 scoped claims · 2 source recordsView evidence

Each claim keeps its full assertion, date, source passage and limits. Source counts describe records, not independent corroboration.

1.Inflation increasedSupported

BLS reports CPI-U rose 0.6% in September, seasonally adjusted, after 0.4% in August. The unadjusted twelve-month increase was 3.7%, compared with August’s 3.4%.

Scope
United States CPI-U, September 2026, October 14 release vintage. Monthly figures below are seasonally adjusted; twelve-month figures are unadjusted. National category indexes do not measure any particular household’s bill.
Evidence passage
October 14 CPI summary, opening paragraph and twelve-month paragraph; table A, All items.
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
Monthly and twelve-month changes have different periods and seasonal treatments.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · 2026-10-14 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:56:31.164Z · U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

United States CPI-U, September 2026, October 14 release vintage. Monthly figures below are seasonally adjusted; twelve-month figures are unadjusted. National category indexes do not measure any particular household’s bill.

2.Gasoline drove over half the monthly riseSupported

BLS reports gasoline prices rose 9.1% in September and accounted for more than half of the monthly all-items increase.

Scope
United States CPI-U, September 2026, October 14 release vintage. Monthly figures below are seasonally adjusted; twelve-month figures are unadjusted. National category indexes do not measure any particular household’s bill.
Evidence passage
October 14 CPI summary, second paragraph; table A, Gasoline (all types).
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
A national category index, not the price posted at a particular station.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · 2026-10-14 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:56:31.164Z · U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

United States CPI-U, September 2026, October 14 release vintage. Monthly figures below are seasonally adjusted; twelve-month figures are unadjusted. National category indexes do not measure any particular household’s bill.

3.Groceries edged downSupported

BLS reports the food-at-home index fell 0.1% in September, while the overall food index was unchanged.

Scope
United States CPI-U, September 2026, October 14 release vintage. Monthly figures below are seasonally adjusted; twelve-month figures are unadjusted. National category indexes do not measure any particular household’s bill.
Evidence passage
October 14 CPI summary, second paragraph; Food section; table A, Food at home.
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
An average across the category; individual products and households can differ.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · 2026-10-14 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:56:31.164Z · U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

United States CPI-U, September 2026, October 14 release vintage. Monthly figures below are seasonally adjusted; twelve-month figures are unadjusted. National category indexes do not measure any particular household’s bill.

4.Shelter roseSupported

BLS reports the shelter index rose 0.4% in September after rising 0.3% in August.

Scope
United States CPI-U, September 2026, October 14 release vintage. Monthly figures below are seasonally adjusted; twelve-month figures are unadjusted. National category indexes do not measure any particular household’s bill.
Evidence passage
October 14 CPI summary, second paragraph; table A, Shelter.
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
An aggregate index, not the rent change faced by every tenant.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · 2026-10-14 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:56:31.164Z · U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

United States CPI-U, September 2026, October 14 release vintage. Monthly figures below are seasonally adjusted; twelve-month figures are unadjusted. National category indexes do not measure any particular household’s bill.

5.The increase extended beyond energySupported

BLS reports the index excluding food and energy rose 0.3% in September and 2.6% over twelve months.

Scope
United States CPI-U, September 2026, October 14 release vintage. Monthly figures below are seasonally adjusted; twelve-month figures are unadjusted. National category indexes do not measure any particular household’s bill.
Evidence passage
October 14 CPI summary, third and fourth paragraphs; table A, All items less food and energy.
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
Excluding volatile categories does not remove them from household spending.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · 2026-10-14 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:56:31.164Z · U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

United States CPI-U, September 2026, October 14 release vintage. Monthly figures below are seasonally adjusted; twelve-month figures are unadjusted. National category indexes do not measure any particular household’s bill.

6.Average pay bought lessSupported

BLS reports that real average hourly earnings for all employees fell 0.5% from August to September, seasonally adjusted. Nominal average hourly earnings rose 0.1%, while CPI-U rose 0.6%. Real average weekly earnings also fell 0.5%, with the average workweek unchanged.

Scope
All employees on U.S. private nonfarm payrolls, August to September 2026, seasonally adjusted.
Evidence passage
Real Earnings Summary, USDL-26-1575, All employees, first two paragraphs; Table A-1 title identifies private nonfarm payroll coverage.
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
Average earnings do not track the same worker over time or measure every household budget. This story uses only the all-employees section.
BLS Real Earnings — September 2026 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:57:25.582Z · U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Average earnings do not track the same worker over time or measure every household budget. This story uses only the all-employees section.

Still open: United States CPI-U, September 2026, October 14 release vintage. Monthly figures below are seasonally adjusted; twelve-month figures are unadjusted. National category indexes do not measure any particular household’s bill.

What remains unresolved
  • United States CPI-U, September 2026, October 14 release vintage. Monthly figures below are seasonally adjusted; twelve-month figures are unadjusted. National category indexes do not measure any particular household’s bill.
  • No individual pay records, household budgets or interviews were collected. Real earnings are an aggregate estimate; composition changes can affect the average.

A new official record, correction or material change would trigger a new captured revision and reconciliation of the affected claims.

02

NASA’s new satellite report shows Hurricane Simon’s core brushing Mexico’s Pacific coast on October 11, even with its eye offshore. The agency cites coastal flooding reports; the images and October 13 forecast discussion are dated snapshots. [1] [3] [4]

NASA’s October 14 report on October 11 satellite observations and its October 13 forecast discussion. This is a dated reported snapshot, not current emergency guidance, a live track or independently verified damage totals.

50 km offshore

The eye at the October 11 afternoon satellite observation.

Core at the coast

NASA describes the inner core brushing Mexico’s coastline.

October 13 outlook

The forecast discussion is dated and carried low confidence.

Read the records as a table
Each record and its scoped meaning
RecordMeaning
50 km offshoreThe eye at the October 11 afternoon satellite observation.
Core at the coastNASA describes the inner core brushing Mexico’s coastline.
October 13 outlookThe forecast discussion is dated and carried low confidence.
Eye, coastal reach and forecast date describe different parts of the same story. This is not a live storm map.

Archive photograph · 2005-11 · Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico

Puerto Vallarta’s coastline and mountain backdrop seen from the sea.
Puerto Vallarta from the sea, November 2005.Archive location context. This photograph does not show Hurricane Simon, flooding or conditions in October 2026.Photo: Stan Shebs · Original source ↗ · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗Original file unchanged; displayed at responsive sizes. Cropped to a banner here; the full picture is on the story page.
  • 1 source record
  • NASA Earth Observatory / Lindsey Doermann
Understand the story →See the evidence ↓
Read NASA’s dated satellite analysis and observation times; use local authorities for current safety instructions. ↗
How we know4 scoped claims · 1 source recordView evidence

Each claim keeps its full assertion, date, source passage and limits. Source counts describe records, not independent corroboration.

1.An offshore eye, a coastal coreSupported

NASA’s October 14 report places Simon’s eye about 50 kilometers offshore between Manzanillo and Puerto Vallarta at the October 11 afternoon satellite observation, with the inner core brushing the coast.

Scope
NASA’s October 14 report on October 11 satellite observations and its October 13 forecast discussion. This is a dated reported snapshot, not current emergency guidance, a live track or independently verified damage totals.
Evidence passage
Opening paragraphs, October 11 Suomi NPP observation.
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
This is the location at one observation time, not a current track.
NASA Earth Observatory / Lindsey Doermann · 2026-10-14 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:56:32.386Z · NASA Earth Observatory / Lindsey Doermann

NASA’s October 14 report on October 11 satellite observations and its October 13 forecast discussion. This is a dated reported snapshot, not current emergency guidance, a live track or independently verified damage totals.

2.Two dated wind readingsSupported

NASA reports peak sustained winds of 250 km/h on October 11 and about 210 km/h at the approximately 20:30 UTC satellite observation that day.

Scope
NASA’s October 14 report on October 11 satellite observations and its October 13 forecast discussion. This is a dated reported snapshot, not current emergency guidance, a live track or independently verified damage totals.
Evidence passage
Opening paragraphs and Suomi NPP observation paragraph.
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
Different times, not two interchangeable estimates or a current intensity.
NASA Earth Observatory / Lindsey Doermann · 2026-10-14 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:56:32.386Z · NASA Earth Observatory / Lindsey Doermann

NASA’s October 14 report on October 11 satellite observations and its October 13 forecast discussion. This is a dated reported snapshot, not current emergency guidance, a live track or independently verified damage totals.

3.Impacts beyond the eyeSupported

NASA cites news reports of heavy rain and flooding, including Manzanillo, and discusses mudslide risk.

Scope
NASA’s October 14 report on October 11 satellite observations and its October 13 forecast discussion. This is a dated reported snapshot, not current emergency guidance, a live track or independently verified damage totals.
Evidence passage
Paragraph beginning By that time, following the satellite observation.
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
Secondary reporting within NASA’s account; no original damage or casualty count was independently verified here.
NASA Earth Observatory / Lindsey Doermann · 2026-10-14 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:56:32.386Z · NASA Earth Observatory / Lindsey Doermann

NASA’s October 14 report on October 11 satellite observations and its October 13 forecast discussion. This is a dated reported snapshot, not current emergency guidance, a live track or independently verified damage totals.

4.Forecast limits remain visibleSupported

NASA’s report describes low confidence in the storm’s path and intensity on the morning of October 13 and discusses possible movement toward the Gulf of California.

Scope
NASA’s October 14 report on October 11 satellite observations and its October 13 forecast discussion. This is a dated reported snapshot, not current emergency guidance, a live track or independently verified damage totals.
Evidence passage
Final forecast paragraph beginning On the morning of October 13.
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
An earlier forecast discussion, not a current forecast or proof of landfall.
NASA Earth Observatory / Lindsey Doermann · 2026-10-14 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:56:32.386Z · NASA Earth Observatory / Lindsey Doermann

NASA’s October 14 report on October 11 satellite observations and its October 13 forecast discussion. This is a dated reported snapshot, not current emergency guidance, a live track or independently verified damage totals.

Still open: NASA’s October 14 report on October 11 satellite observations and its October 13 forecast discussion. This is a dated reported snapshot, not current emergency guidance, a live track or independently verified damage totals.

What remains unresolved
  • NASA’s October 14 report on October 11 satellite observations and its October 13 forecast discussion. This is a dated reported snapshot, not current emergency guidance, a live track or independently verified damage totals.
  • NHC archive, current public advisory and discussion captures returned HTTP 403 in this run. No new advisory, present position, current warning, landfall or damage total is asserted. NASA’s NHC and news citations were not independently captured.

A new official record, correction or material change would trigger a new captured revision and reconciliation of the affected claims.

03

JPMorgan reported $15.3 billion in third-quarter net income on October 13. Its $15.8 billion adjusted figure excludes $498 million in after-tax investment securities losses. Both numbers describe the same quarter under different treatments. [1] [2]

JPMorgan’s October 13 third-quarter 2026 earnings release, company-reported financial results. Adjusted profit is a non-GAAP measure; these results do not establish household finances, market expectations or an investment recommendation.

Third quarter 2026 · billion US dollars

Reported net income15.3 billion US dollars [1]
Excluding securities loss15.8 billion US dollars [1]

Company-reported income; adjusted income is non-GAAP. Rounded totals, not household wealth or an economy-wide measure.

Read the values and scale as a table
Common zero; maximum magnitude 15.8 billion US dollars. Third quarter 2026.
MeasureValue (billion US dollars)Evidence
Reported net income15.3[1]
Excluding securities loss15.8[1]
Third-quarter 2026 net income in billions of dollars. The adjusted number excludes $498 million after tax; displayed totals are rounded.

Archive photograph · 2021-04-02 · San Francisco, California

The glass exterior of the JPMorgan Chase Building in San Francisco.
JPMorgan Chase Building in San Francisco, April 2, 2021.Archive company context. This is not the New York headquarters or a photograph of the October 2026 earnings announcement.Photo: Dead.rabbit · Original source ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗Original file unchanged; displayed at responsive sizes. Cropped to a banner here; the full picture is on the story page.
  • 1 source record
  • JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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Read the original earnings tables and the reported-to-adjusted reconciliation in note 2(d). ↗
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Each claim keeps its full assertion, date, source passage and limits. Source counts describe records, not independent corroboration.

1.Reported and adjusted incomeSupported

JPMorgan reports third-quarter 2026 net income of $15.3 billion, or $5.57 per share, and $15.8 billion, or $5.75 per share, excluding a significant item.

Scope
JPMorgan’s October 13 third-quarter 2026 earnings release, company-reported financial results. Adjusted profit is a non-GAAP measure; these results do not establish household finances, market expectations or an investment recommendation.
Evidence passage
Earnings release page 1 headline; page 6 note 2(d).
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
Company-reported results; adjusted measures are non-GAAP. Dollar figures are rounded.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. · 2026-10-13 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:56:31.689Z · JPMorgan Chase & Co.

JPMorgan’s October 13 third-quarter 2026 earnings release, company-reported financial results. Adjusted profit is a non-GAAP measure; these results do not establish household finances, market expectations or an investment recommendation.

2.What the adjustment excludesSupported

The release identifies $658 million of net investment securities losses before tax and $498 million after tax, with an $0.18 per-share effect.

Scope
JPMorgan’s October 13 third-quarter 2026 earnings release, company-reported financial results. Adjusted profit is a non-GAAP measure; these results do not establish household finances, market expectations or an investment recommendation.
Evidence passage
Earnings release page 1 Significant Item; page 6 note 2(d); page 7 note 10.
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
Before-tax and after-tax losses are different measures. Rounded profit figures differ by about $0.5 billion.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. · 2026-10-13 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:56:31.689Z · JPMorgan Chase & Co.

JPMorgan’s October 13 third-quarter 2026 earnings release, company-reported financial results. Adjusted profit is a non-GAAP measure; these results do not establish household finances, market expectations or an investment recommendation.

3.Losses and reserves are differentSupported

JPMorgan reports $2.7 billion of credit costs, including $2.2 billion of net charge-offs and a $539 million net reserve build.

Scope
JPMorgan’s October 13 third-quarter 2026 earnings release, company-reported financial results. Adjusted profit is a non-GAAP measure; these results do not establish household finances, market expectations or an investment recommendation.
Evidence passage
Earnings release page 1 Firmwide Metrics; page 2 credit provision discussion.
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
Net charge-offs and reserve changes are different accounting components; figures are rounded.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. · 2026-10-13 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:56:31.689Z · JPMorgan Chase & Co.

JPMorgan’s October 13 third-quarter 2026 earnings release, company-reported financial results. Adjusted profit is a non-GAAP measure; these results do not establish household finances, market expectations or an investment recommendation.

4.The company’s accounting boundarySupported

JPMorgan explains that reported results follow U.S. GAAP and that managed and adjusted measures are non-GAAP measures used by management.

Scope
JPMorgan’s October 13 third-quarter 2026 earnings release, company-reported financial results. Adjusted profit is a non-GAAP measure; these results do not establish household finances, market expectations or an investment recommendation.
Evidence passage
Earnings release page 6 Notes on non-GAAP financial measures, paragraphs (a) and (d).
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
One bank’s disclosures do not independently measure the whole economy.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. · 2026-10-13 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:56:31.689Z · JPMorgan Chase & Co.

JPMorgan’s October 13 third-quarter 2026 earnings release, company-reported financial results. Adjusted profit is a non-GAAP measure; these results do not establish household finances, market expectations or an investment recommendation.

Still open: JPMorgan’s October 13 third-quarter 2026 earnings release, company-reported financial results. Adjusted profit is a non-GAAP measure; these results do not establish household finances, market expectations or an investment recommendation.

What remains unresolved
  • JPMorgan’s October 13 third-quarter 2026 earnings release, company-reported financial results. Adjusted profit is a non-GAAP measure; these results do not establish household finances, market expectations or an investment recommendation.

A new official record, correction or material change would trigger a new captured revision and reconciliation of the affected claims.

04

NASA announced October 13 that astronaut Christina Koch will become acting deputy chief engineer on November 1. The move brings flight experience into agency-wide technical oversight and transitions her to management astronaut status, ending eligibility for future spaceflight assignments. [1] [2]

NASA’s October 13 announcement of a leadership transition beginning November 1. The appointment and stated responsibilities are agency announcements, not independently measured improvements in safety or mission performance.

October 13

NASA announces the leadership transition.

November 1

Koch’s acting deputy chief engineer assignment begins.

Agency-wide oversight

Technical oversight and mission readiness; management astronaut status.

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Each record and its scoped meaning
RecordMeaning
October 13NASA announces the leadership transition.
November 1Koch’s acting deputy chief engineer assignment begins.
Agency-wide oversightTechnical oversight and mission readiness; management astronaut status.
Announced date, future start and stated remit. This is an appointment map, not evidence of completed performance improvements.

Archive photograph · 2018-11-07 · NASA Johnson Space Center photo studio, Houston, Texas

NASA astronaut Christina Koch in a spacesuit holding a helmet in her official portrait.
Christina Koch’s official NASA portrait, November 7, 2018.Archive portrait. It does not show her October 2026 appointment or November 2026 work.Photo: NASA / Bill Stafford · Original source ↗ · Public domain ↗Original file unchanged; displayed at responsive sizes. Cropped to a banner here; the full picture is on the story page.
  • 1 source record
  • NASA Headquarters / Gerelle Q. Dodson
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Read NASA’s appointment announcement, including the start date and change in flight eligibility. ↗
How we know3 scoped claims · 1 source recordView evidence

Each claim keeps its full assertion, date, source passage and limits. Source counts describe records, not independent corroboration.

1.A November 1 transitionSupported

NASA announced on October 13 that Christina Koch will serve as acting deputy chief engineer beginning November 1, following Katherine Van Hooser’s retirement on October 21.

Scope
NASA’s October 13 announcement of a leadership transition beginning November 1. The appointment and stated responsibilities are agency announcements, not independently measured improvements in safety or mission performance.
Evidence passage
Release 26-088, opening paragraph.
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
Announcement of future dates; the transition has not yet occurred as of October 14.
NASA Headquarters / Gerelle Q. Dodson · 2026-10-13 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:56:32.054Z · NASA Headquarters / Gerelle Q. Dodson

NASA’s October 13 announcement of a leadership transition beginning November 1. The appointment and stated responsibilities are agency announcements, not independently measured improvements in safety or mission performance.

2.Engineering oversight replaces flight eligibilitySupported

NASA says Koch will support technical oversight and mission readiness across its programs and projects and transition to management astronaut status, no longer eligible for future spaceflight assignments.

Scope
NASA’s October 13 announcement of a leadership transition beginning November 1. The appointment and stated responsibilities are agency announcements, not independently measured improvements in safety or mission performance.
Evidence passage
Release 26-088, second paragraph.
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
The announced remit and eligibility change do not demonstrate future mission outcomes.
NASA Headquarters / Gerelle Q. Dodson · 2026-10-13 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:56:32.054Z · NASA Headquarters / Gerelle Q. Dodson

NASA’s October 13 announcement of a leadership transition beginning November 1. The appointment and stated responsibilities are agency announcements, not independently measured improvements in safety or mission performance.

3.Experience on both sides of engineeringSupported

NASA describes Koch’s earlier electrical engineering work at Goddard, her 328-day ISS flight, and her role as an Artemis II mission specialist in April 2026.

Scope
NASA’s October 13 announcement of a leadership transition beginning November 1. The appointment and stated responsibilities are agency announcements, not independently measured improvements in safety or mission performance.
Evidence passage
Release 26-088, career paragraphs following the leadership comments.
As of
2026-10-14
Limit
Agency account of her career; no causal claim that this appointment will improve mission safety.
NASA Headquarters / Gerelle Q. Dodson · 2026-10-13 ↗

Retrieved 2026-10-14T15:56:32.054Z · NASA Headquarters / Gerelle Q. Dodson

NASA’s October 13 announcement of a leadership transition beginning November 1. The appointment and stated responsibilities are agency announcements, not independently measured improvements in safety or mission performance.

Still open: NASA’s October 13 announcement of a leadership transition beginning November 1. The appointment and stated responsibilities are agency announcements, not independently measured improvements in safety or mission performance.

What remains unresolved
  • NASA’s October 13 announcement of a leadership transition beginning November 1. The appointment and stated responsibilities are agency announcements, not independently measured improvements in safety or mission performance.

A new official record, correction or material change would trigger a new captured revision and reconciliation of the affected claims.

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