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 1     8  (17)|   effacement,' because it effaces harmfulness, i.e., it cuts it off (chindati).
 2     8, 4   |              1) A person given to harmfulness has non-harming by which
 3     8  (21)| parivajjana). For the avoiding of harmfulness there is the ready road
 4     8, 5   |              1) A person given to harmfulness has harmlessness to lead
 5     8  (22)|         is with that one state of harmfulness for him who is harmful.
 6     8, 6   |              1) A person given to harmfulness has harmlessness by which
 7    19      |              thinking imbued with harmfulness one sort, and thinking imbued
 8    19      |    resolute, thinking imbued with harmfulness arose. I discerned that '
 9    19      |        that 'Thinking imbued with harmfulness has arisen in me; and that
10    19      |     Whenever thinking imbued with harmfulness had arisen, I simply abandoned
11    19      |     pursuing thinking imbued with harmfulness, abandoning thinking imbued
12    19      |         that thinking imbued with harmfulness. ~"Just as in the last month
13    19      |   abandoning thinking imbued with harmfulness, his mind is bent by that
14   117      |       sensuality, on ill will, on harmfulness. This is wrong resolve. ~"