MR VISSER
What I am going to suggest to you now is what follows from Iskan and Loth which I started reading to you, is the following.  It says
"... even if there appears (and I am talking about superimposition all the time) even if there appears to be a strong probability, classification must be in this category."
I am sorry, I am told I have left out a sentence, may I start over again.  It says -
"... even if there appears to be a strong probability of a match, without a unique feature to set that individual apart, the final classification must be in this category, that being of indeterminate or inconclusive."