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(8) 3. The Chapter on Signs 78. "With a sign, monks, evil unwholesome qualities arise, not without a sign. With the abandoning of that very sign, those evil unwholesome qualities do not exist." 79. "With a source, monks, evil unwholesome qualities arise, not without a source. With the abandoning of that very source, those evil unwholesome qualities do not exist." 80. "With a cause, monks, evil unwholesome qualities arise, not without a cause. With the abandoning of that very cause, those evil unwholesome qualities do not exist." 81. "With formations, monks, evil unwholesome qualities arise, not without formations. With the abandoning of those very formations, those evil unwholesome qualities do not exist." 82. "With a condition, monks, evil unwholesome qualities arise, not without a condition. With the abandoning of that very condition, those evil unwholesome qualities do not exist." 83. "With form, monks, evil unwholesome qualities arise, not without form. With the abandoning of that very form, those evil unwholesome qualities do not exist." 84. "With feeling, monks, evil unwholesome qualities arise, not without feeling. With the abandoning of that very feeling, those evil unwholesome qualities do not exist." 85. "With perception, monks, evil unwholesome qualities arise, not without perception. With the abandoning of that very perception, those evil unwholesome qualities do not exist." 86. "With consciousness, monks, evil unwholesome qualities arise, not without consciousness. With the abandoning of that very consciousness, those evil unwholesome qualities do not exist." 87. "With a conditioned object, monks, evil unwholesome qualities arise, not without a conditioned object. With the abandoning of that very conditioned [object], those evil unwholesome qualities do not exist." The Chapter on Signs, the third.