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 1     8, 4 |            22) A person given to agitation has non-agitation by which
 2   10a, 8 |         torpor comes to be. When agitation and worry are present, he
 3   10a, 8 |      with understanding: 'I have agitation and worry,' or when agitation
 4   10a, 8 |    agitation and worry,' or when agitation and worry are not present,
 5   10a, 8 |        understanding: 'I have no agitation and worry.' He understands
 6   10a, 8 |        the arising of non-arisen agitation and worry comes to be; and
 7   10a, 8 |         abandoning of the arisen agitation and worry comes to be; and
 8   10a, 8 |          future of the abandoned agitation and worry comes to be. When
 9   10b, 13|        torpor comes to be. ~When agitation and remorse are present,
10   10b, 13|    present, he knows, "There are agitation and remorse in me," or when
11   10b, 13|          remorse in me," or when agitation and remorse are not present,
12   10b, 13|          he knows, "There are no agitation and remorse in me." He knows
13   10b, 13|        arising of the non-arisen agitation and remorse comes to be;
14   10b, 13|         abandoning of the arisen agitation and remorse comes to be;
15   10b, 13|          future of the abandoned agitation and remorse comes to be. ~
16   138    | internally fixated. ~"And how is agitation caused by clinging/sustenance?
17   138    |       the concomitant arising of agitation born from this alteration,
18   138    |       the concomitant arising of agitation born from this alteration,
19   138    |        It is thus, friends, that agitation is caused by clinging/sustenance. ~"
20   138    |    consumed with any concomitant agitation born from such a change.
21   138    |    consumed with any concomitant agitation born from such a change.