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*... the item is tasked to be used in a [[workshop]].
 
*... the item is tasked to be used in a [[workshop]].
  
This can happen often when you have a field of mined stones and you have designated multiple buildings to be built using those stones in that area. If two buildings require stones located at each other's building sites (e.g. "Workshop A"'s stone is in the way of "Wall B", and vice versa), both buildings will be suspended upon the arrival of a builder, since the other's stone can't be moved.
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This can happen often when you have a field of mined stones and you have designated multiple buildings to be built using those stones in that area. If two buildings require stones located at each others' building sites (e.g. "Workshop A"'s stone is in the way of "Wall B", and vice versa), both buildings will be suspended upon the arrival of a builder, since the other's stone can't be moved.
  
 
More broadly, this can happen if an item blocking a building site is reserved for another job - for instance, a stone queued to be [[haul]]ed to a [[stockpile]] or a [[dump]] will not be touched by a dwarf attempting to build a building on top of that stone. This can happen when several masons are actively using stones in the same area, when an excess of stones are queued to be hauled to a stockpile, or if stones are marked for dumping, among other things.
 
More broadly, this can happen if an item blocking a building site is reserved for another job - for instance, a stone queued to be [[haul]]ed to a [[stockpile]] or a [[dump]] will not be touched by a dwarf attempting to build a building on top of that stone. This can happen when several masons are actively using stones in the same area, when an excess of stones are queued to be hauled to a stockpile, or if stones are marked for dumping, among other things.

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