Answer prose round 1: one name for a place holding most of a postal code's land, the decision leaves the seeding to the code, and the test says what it checks

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### 199. Decide whether every state capital, or every US place of 100,000 or more, ships beside the drawn tenth.
The draw by population leaves out about 25 of the 335 places of 100,000 or more, and some state capitals, so a test author pinning a city they know may hit `no row of locality`. Shipping them always would keep such selectors working across a refresh of the sources, at the cost of a draw that is no longer one rule.
The draw by population leaves out about 25 of the 335 places of 100,000 or more, and some state capitals, so a test author pinning a city they know may hit `no row of … has key or name`. Shipping them always would keep such selectors working across a refresh of the sources, so a refresh need not wait for a major to drop one, at the cost of a draw that is no longer one rule.
### 196. Name, in the error for a reference nothing loaded provides, the module the reader's manifest reads by default that would provide it, or say none does.
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### 198. Fetch the TIGER files of every county a drawn US place spans, so a place's streets and postal codes cover all of it.
`streets()` in `geo-us.py` fetches only each drawn place's main county, the one holding most of its people. A ZCTA in a place's other counties then has no address range and is dropped: New York, under Kings County, ships Brooklyn's codes, one Manhattan code and none on Staten Island, and its streets are a tenth of mostly Brooklyn's. Whether a neighbouring county is fetched depends on which other places the draw picks. The fix reads every county in `localities`' `county_part`.
`streets()` in `geo-us.py` fetches only each drawn place's main county, the one holding most of its people. A ZCTA in a place's other counties then has no address range and is dropped: New York, under Kings County, ships Brooklyn's codes, one Manhattan code and none on Staten Island, and its streets are mostly Brooklyn's. Whether a neighbouring county is fetched depends on which other places the draw picks. The fix reads every county in `localities`' `county_part`.
### 92. Name the hyphenated field in a `calc`'s refusal, and say to rename it: today `{calc(postal-code * 2)}` reports `no field "postal"`.