A date window that your advertiser's newer ads sit in front of now returns the ads inside it, and a run that delivers nothing is never called a repeat run. The Ad Library serves a keyword's ads a page at a time, and "started on or after" / "started on or before" is applied to the ads on each page — so a window whose ads sit three or four pages down is reached only by reading past the ones ahead of it. Those pages delivered nothing, and the run counted them as pages that had added nothing new: two of them ended the search, and the uncharged note said it had stopped on pages holding only ads it had already listed — on runs with a single keyword, where nothing could have been listed twice. A search now reads on toward your dates, up to as many pages as the number of ads you asked for needs; a page your own dates emptied no longer counts against the stop that exists for a feed repeating itself; and a search that reaches the pages this actor buys for one search without meeting your window says so in those words, on its own uncharged row, instead of reporting it as a verdict about the advertiser. The count of ads your dates dropped was already on the run page and is unchanged. No price, input field, output column or charged event changed, and ads a date window drops are still never fetched or charged.
A country named in its own language is now read, and the note about it no longer says your run searched nothing when it did. "Country" took the two-letter code, the three-letter code or the country's English name — so a German buyer typing Deutschland, or a Spanish one typing España, lost the market they came for and got an uncharged row telling them to try again. Those spellings now work, in every language the country is named in, and the note that shows you which market was read says so. Separately, that refusal always ended "No search was run and nothing was charged" — a sentence written for a run built from search keywords. On a run of pasted Ad Library ad links, which country never applied to in the first place, it sat beside ads the run had looked up and charged for and said the opposite of what happened. The note now says what the run actually did: on a keyword or advertiser-page run it still says the search was stopped and nothing charged, on a links-only run it says the country scopes searches only and points you at each ad's own row for what it was charged, and where the country was understood and simply did not apply it says nothing at all. Nothing about the price, the charged events, the input form or any output column changed.
