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 1      3, 65   |         undertaken & carried out, lead to harm & to suffering' --
 2      3, 65   | undertaken & carried out, do they lead to harm & to suffering,
 3      3, 65   |    undertaken & carried out, they lead to harm & to suffering.
 4      3, 65   |         undertaken & carried out, lead to harm & to suffering" --
 5      3, 65   |         undertaken & carried out, lead to welfare & to happiness' --
 6      3, 65   | undertaken & carried out, do they lead to welfare & to happiness,
 7      3, 65   |    undertaken & carried out, they lead to welfare & to happiness.
 8      3, 65   |         undertaken & carried out, lead to welfare & to happiness" --
 9      3, 65   |        and observed, these things lead to harm and ill,' abandon
10      3, 65   |         observed, do these things lead to harm and ill, or not?
11      3, 65   |        and observed, these things lead to harm and ill. Thus it
12      3, 65   |        and observed, these things lead to harm and ill,' abandon
13      3, 65   |        and observed, these things lead to benefit and happiness,'
14      3, 65   |         observed, do these things lead to benefit and happiness,
15      3, 65   |        and observed, these things lead to benefit and happiness.
16      3, 65   |        and observed, these things lead to benefit and happiness,"
17      3, 66   |         and put into effect, they lead to harm and suffering,'
18      3, 66   |          put into effect, do they lead to harm and suffering, or
19      3, 66   |       effect, venerable sir, they lead to harm and suffering. So
20      3, 66   |          and put into effect they lead to welfare and happiness,'
21      3, 66   |          put into effect, do they lead to welfare and happiness,
22      3, 66   |       effect, venerable sir, they lead to welfare and happiness.
23      3, 71   | proclaimed by the Awakened One~to lead to the end~    of suffering &
24      3, 72   |          to trouble, and does not lead to Unbinding. ~"An aversive
25      3, 72   |          to trouble, and does not lead to Unbinding. ~"A deluded
26      3, 72   |          to trouble, and does not lead to Unbinding. ~"Seeing these
27      5, 41   |           have done what will not lead to future distress.'~When
28      5, 77-80|         can be expected either to lead the holy life dissatisfied
29      5, 200  |           only. ~"Five properties lead to escape. Which five? ~"
30      5, 200  |          the five properties that lead to escape." ~See also: AN
31      6, 12   |      noble, leading outward, that lead those who act in accordance
32      6, 63   |      There are fermentations that lead to hell, those that lead
33      6, 63   |          lead to hell, those that lead to the animal womb, those
34      6, 63   |           animal womb, those that lead to the realm of the hungry
35      6, 63   |         hungry shades, those that lead to the human world, those
36      6, 63   |           human world, those that lead to the world of the devas.
37      7, 21   |         the seven conditions that lead to no decline. Listen &
38      7, 21   |           are the conditions that lead to no decline? ~[1] "As
39      7, 49   |         different motivations can lead to. The Commentary notes
40      7, 60   |   opposition [to the truth], they lead to his long-term suffering &
41      8, 2    |        eight requisite conditions lead to the acquiring of the
42      8, 2    |         requisite conditions that lead to the acquiring of the
43      8, 26   |             distilled drinks that lead to heedlessness, then to
44      8, 53   |        may know, 'These qualities lead to passion, not to dispassion;
45      8, 53   |        may know, 'These qualities lead to dispassion, not to passion;
46      8, 54   |        enjoy worldly pleasure. We lead a life encumbered by wife
47      8, 54   |           teach those things that lead to weal and happiness in
48      8, 54   |        with little income were to lead an extravagant life, there
49      8, 54   |       with a large income were to lead a wretched life, there would
50      8, 54   |          told~Which now and after lead to bliss. ~
51      8, 54   |         qualities, TigerPaw, that lead to a lay person's happiness
52      8, 54   |           the four qualities that lead to a lay person's happiness
53      8, 54   |         these four qualities that lead to a lay person's happiness
54      8, 54   |           the four qualities that lead to a lay person's happiness
55     11, 1    |          Ananda, skillful virtues lead step-by-step to the consummation
56     11, 2    |        this way, mental qualities lead on to mental qualities,