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1     7  (9)  |     the original has, in some cases, the verbal forms.] ~
2     8  (20) |    however, says that in some cases the importance is not in
3     8  (22) | application to the forty-four cases) is as follows: just as
4    22       |     an analogy, for there are cases where it's through analogies
5    58, TrInt|    two questions, and in both cases he responds first with a
6    82       |        Ratthapala, "There are cases where, having suffered these
7    95       |          unmistaken. In these cases it isn't proper for a knowledgeable
8   105       |    the Dhamma.' But there are cases when the thought has occurred