ell.stackexchange.com/q/245475/3395 The way that was written is definitely understandable, but I can't find any similar examples online. If they really had to shorten it that much, since it's understandable, anything goes when it comes to headlines, but I still feel this is unnecessary and as the asker suspects, the he would be included.
All I was able to find were non-native sources. (And sometimes US/UK-based news portals just copy a story from such a source, so I have to check, only to find out it was Reuters who reported it, and then when I hunt down the original, I find a non-native speaker of English as its editor.)
Well, not really an important issue anyway.
@Colleen I found this true mystery story a couple of nights ago. Maybe you'll enjoy it.
@userr2684291 guten (I have yet to create a tag, so I wasn't familiar with the syntax)
As it's my next badge I am sorely trying to find a good tag, but for me to ask a question in ELL is unheard of, since I can find the information myself.
Not badge hungry mind you, just aware of what's offered next.. ..I learned we can not add tags to questions when we edit them..
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