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is a condition by way of decisive support, is a condition by way of pre-nascence, is a condition by way of post-nascence, is a condition by way of nutriment, is a condition by way of faculty. (1) Grasped phenomenon for an ungrasped phenomenon is a condition by way of object, is a condition by way of co-nascence, is a condition by way of decisive support, is a condition by way of pre-nascence, is a condition by way of post-nascence, is a condition by way of nutriment. (2) Grasped phenomenon for a grasped and an ungrasped phenomenon is a condition by way of co-nascence, is a condition by way of post-nascence, is a condition by way of nutriment. (3) 468. Ungrasped phenomenon for an ungrasped phenomenon is a condition by way of object, is a condition by way of co-nascence, is a condition by way of decisive support, is a condition by way of post-nascence, is a condition by way of nutriment. (1) Ungrasped phenomenon for a grasped phenomenon is a condition by way of object, is a condition by way of decisive support, is a condition by way of post-nascence, is a condition by way of kamma, is a condition by way of nutriment. (2) Ungrasped phenomenon Indeed, of appropriated and unappropriated phenomena, is a condition by post-natal condition... is a condition by nutriment condition. (3) Appropriated and unappropriated phenomena for appropriated phenomena are pre-natal, post-natal, nutriment, faculty. (1) Appropriated and unappropriated phenomena for unappropriated phenomena are co-arisen, pre-natal, post-natal, nutriment. (2) Appropriated and unappropriated phenomena for appropriated and unappropriated phenomena are a condition by nutriment condition. (3) 2. Negative Conditions 2. Enumeration Section Simple 469. In non-root, nine, in non-object, nine (everywhere nine), in non-nutriment, eight... in non-association, nine, in non-disassociation, nine, in non-presence, four, in non-absence, nine, in non-disappearance, nine, in non-non-disappearance, four. 3. Positive-Negative Conditions 470. By root condition, in non-object, four... in non-mutuality, three, in non-strong-dependence, four, in non-association, three, in non-disassociation, two, in non-absence, four, in non-disappearance, four. 4. Negative-Positive Conditions 471. By non-root condition, in object, four, in dominance, two (the concordant matrix should be done)... in non-disappearance, nine. The Dyad of Appropriated is finished. The Great Intermediate Dyad is finished.