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1   1, 9 |        things as~they are. He who thinks correctly will rid himself
2  13, 48|      least so far. But a~fool who thinks himself wise, he is a fool
3  13, 53|           who feels~like thyself, thinks like thyself, and acts like
4  13, 53|        who feels exactly like me,~thinks like me, and acts like me;
5  14, 72|        the flavor of the soup. He thinks of himself only, and~unmindful
6  16, 93|        Now the Tathagata, Ananda, thinks not that it is he who~should
7  16, 93| sensations. And so, also, when he~thinks or reasons, or feels, let