Double Thomas Dawson: Soldier in a New War despite correct JSON data

[morvael]

Looking at https://arkhamdb.com/set/tic one can see Thomas listed once under https://arkhamdb.com/card/07062 and once under https://arkhamdb.com/card/07082 . The first link is incorrect. What's strange is that JSON data appears to be correct. There's only one 07062a linked to 07062b, as well as single 07082. There's no 07062.

The bad one returned via API: https://arkhamdb.com/api/public/card/07062

The good one returned via API: https://arkhamdb.com/api/public/card/07082

Nothing suspicious in JSON:

$ grep -r "07062" .
./pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "back_link": "07062b",
./pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062a",
./pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062b",
./translations/de/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062a",
./translations/de/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062b",
./translations/vn/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062a",
./translations/vn/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062b",
./translations/ru/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062a",
./translations/ru/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062b",
./translations/it/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062a",
./translations/it/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062b",
./translations/fr/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062a",
./translations/fr/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062b",
./translations/zh/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062a",
./translations/zh/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062b",
./translations/pl/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062a",
./translations/pl/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062b",
./translations/es/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062a",
./translations/es/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062b",
./translations/ko/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062a",
./translations/ko/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062b",
./translations/pt/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062a",
./translations/pt/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07062b",

$ grep -r "07082" .
./pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07082",
./translations/de/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07082",
./translations/vn/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07082",
./translations/ru/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07082",
./translations/it/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07082",
./translations/fr/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07082",
./translations/zh/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07082",
./translations/pl/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07082",
./translations/es/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07082",
./translations/ko/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07082",
./translations/pt/pack/tic/tic_encounter.json:        "code": "07082",

[Kamalisk]

removing cards is not possible with the json, so if it was added incorrectly at some point it will stick around forever (usually errors like this are resolved because another card takes its place). I have manually removed it.