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Not a denial.
Not even a correction.
Which meant the system had done something far worse than react.
It had decided to absorb the damage.
Absorption was what large systems did when force was no longer an option. They reshaped, redistributed, and quietly reassigned blame into places where it could no longer be isolated. The public drill had bruised Oversight’s authority—but not fatally. Not yet.
So the Triangle chose the oldest method available to a ...
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