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 1     1, TrInt|        and still is -- a common tendency to create a "Buddhist" metaphysics
 2     8  (5)  | habitually occur (cf. anusaya, "tendency," which may be latent or
 3     9, 8    |         abandons the underlying tendency to lust, he abolishes the
 4     9, 8    |        abolishes the underlying tendency to aversion, he extirpates
 5     9, 8    |       extirpates the underlying tendency to the view and conceit '
 6     9, 9    |         abandons the underlying tendency to greed, he abolishes the
 7     9, 9    |        abolishes the underlying tendency to aversion, he extirpates
 8     9, 9    |       extirpates the underlying tendency to the view and conceit '
 9     9, 23   |         abandons the underlying tendency to lust, he abolishes the
10     9, 23   |        abolishes the underlying tendency to aversion, he extirpates
11     9, 23   |       extirpates the underlying tendency to the view and conceit '
12    14, TrInt|         seeing this, there is a tendency to opt for the more refined
13   131, TrInt|  reading of "night." There is a tendency in the Pali Canon to speak