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In common law, for a killing to be considered manslaughter instead of first or second degree murder, the __________ would have to be lacking because of provocation.

In common law, for a killing to be considered manslaughter instead of first or second degree murder, the __________ would have to be lacking because of provocation.
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In common law, for a killing to be considered manslaughter instead of first or second degree murder, the __________ would have to be lacking because of provocation.

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The malice aforethought

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