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> Is manslaughter in most jurisdictions, really 3rd degree murder? If so, why keep an old-fashioned sexist term instead of changing it to a non-sexist term with a better description?

Fairly few states define "third degree murder" or "murder in the third degree". I'll touch on a handful that either have three degrees of murder, or are commonly believed to do so.

In Pennsylvania, "murder in the third degree" is _not_ the same as "manslaughter" (which in Pennsylvania, has two flavors, "voluntary" and "involuntary"). In Pennsylvania, "murder 3" is a catch-all offense, and covers all criminal homicides that are neither murder 1 nor murder 2 nor which qualify for mitigation under the voluntary or involuntary manslaughter statutes. 

In Florida, murder in the third degree is a so-called "felony murder": a death that occurs during the perpetration of another crime (Florida's law has a long list) that is punished as a murder even though the offender had no specific intent to cause death. Murder 3 in Florida is disti

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 -2 is woodworking
 -3 is stoneworking 
 -4 is hunting/related
 -5 is healthcare
 -6 is farming/related
 -7 is fishing/related
 -8 is metalsmithing
 -9 is jewelry
 -10 is crafts
 -11 is engineering

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#TODO write a description for this script
#@author 
#@category DwarfFortress
#@keybinding 
#@menupath 
#@toolbar 

#import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET

from ghidra.program.model.data import CategoryPath

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{storage={A="bottom",B="top",[1]="top",[2]="top",[3]="top",[4]="top",[5]="top",X="top"},
apiaries={
{biome="P-2H",transposer=1,side="north"},
{biome="P",transposer=1,side="south"},
{biome="P",transposer=1,side="east"},
{biome="P+2T",transposer=1,side="west"},
{biome="W",transposer=2,side="north"},
{biome="E",transposer=2,side="south"},
{biome="H",transposer=2,side="east"},
{biome="H",transposer=2,side="west"},

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src\Tokenizer.hs:471:9: error:
    * Non type-variable argument in the constraint: Stream s m Char
      (Use FlexibleContexts to permit this)
    * When checking the inferred type
        p :: forall t s (m :: * -> *) u.
             (Eq t, Num t, Stream s m Char, Enum t) =>
             t -> Int -> ParsecT s u m Int
      In an equation for `intParser':
          intParser base m'
            = oneOf digits >>= (p (pred m') . value)

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in item-vectors.xml:

• ANY_GENERIC37 appears to be "all clothing".
• ANY_GENERIC39 appears to be "all armor".

in clothing and armor items, the size of the garment is determined by the maker_race field

manager orders:

"Make 1 leather leggings":

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assigning or reassiging position sets both histfig1 and histfig2 to the assignee's histfig id unassigning position sets only histfig1 to -1, histfig2 untouched

see https://github.com/jjyg/df-ai/blob/master/ai/population.rb#L627-L640

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• mark all items flagged with "trader" as "garbage_collect"
• mark all units flagged with "merchant" as "leaving", "cleanup_1", and "cleanup_2", and unmark them as "incoming"

Do not do this if there are any merchants in the displayed units list as it will cause them to disappear. Use this only if a caravan has inexplicably disappeared from your map.

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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}

module Minecraft (
    getSourceFiles, traverseChunks, getChunkRefs, extractBlocks,
    openDatabase, filterNewerOnly,
    nbtGet, nbtKeys,
    chunkRefGetXZ,
    getChunkBlockData, 
    fromNBTInteger, fromNBTList, fromNBTString,
    NBT(..), ChunkRef(..), Coord(..), distance

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class AutoMelt

	def initialize
	end

	def is_metal? (item)
		item.respond_to?(:mat_type) && item.mat_type == 0 && df.world.raws.inorganics[item.mat_index].material.flags[:IS_METAL]
	end

	def is_meltable?(item)