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Depending on a not-leading-out phenomenon, a not-leading-out phenomenon arises due to a root condition. (1) Depending on both a leading-out and a not-leading-out phenomenon, a not-leading-out phenomenon arises due to a root condition. (1) Five (variations) in the root condition. 98. The Pair of Fixed 50. Depending on a fixed phenomenon, a not-fixed phenomenon arises due to a root condition… three. Depending on a not-fixed phenomenon, a not-fixed phenomenon arises due to a root condition. (1) Depending on both a fixed and a not-fixed phenomenon, a not-fixed phenomenon arises due to a root condition. (1) Five (variations) in the root condition. 99. The Pair of With-Superior 51. Depending on a with-superior phenomenon, a with-superior phenomenon arises due to a root condition. (1) Depending on a without-superior phenomenon, a with-superior phenomenon arises due to a root condition. Depending on a without-superior phenomenon, a without-superior phenomenon arises due to a root condition. Depending on a without-superior phenomenon, both without-superior and with-superior phenomena arise due to a root condition. (3) Depending on both a with-superior and a without-superior phenomenon, a with-superior phenomenon arises due to a root condition. (1) Five (variations) in the root condition. 100. The Pair of With-Refuge 1-6. Beginning with the Dependence Section 52. Depending on a with-refuge phenomenon, a without-refuge phenomenon arises due to a root condition. Depending on a with-refuge phenomenon, a with-refuge phenomenon arises due to a root condition. Depending on a with-refuge phenomenon, both without-refuge and with-refuge phenomena arise due to a root condition. (3) Depending on a without-refuge phenomenon, a with-refuge phenomenon arises due to a root condition. (1) Depending on both a with-refuge and a without-refuge phenomenon, a without-refuge phenomenon arises. Concerning the root condition. In root, five; in object, two... (and so on)... in non-disappearance, five. The Reverse The Non-Root Condition 53. Dependent on a supporting phenomenon, a non-supporting phenomenon arises by way of non-root condition. (1) Dependent on a non-supporting phenomenon, a non-supporting phenomenon arises by way of non-root condition. (Abbreviated.) In non-root, two; in non-object, three... (and so on)... in disappearance, three. (The conascence section also, the condition section also, the dependence section also, the association section also, the concomitance section also should be elaborated like the dependent origination section.) 100. The Supporting Dyad 7. The Question Section 54. A supporting phenomenon to a non-supporting phenomenon is a condition by way of root condition. A supporting phenomenon to a supporting phenomenon is a condition by way of root condition. A supporting phenomenon to a non-supporting phenomenon and to a supporting phenomenon is a condition by way of root condition. (3) A non-supporting phenomenon to a non-supporting phenomenon is a condition by way of root condition. (1) 55. A supporting phenomenon to a non-supporting phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition. A supporting phenomenon to a supporting phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition. (Abbreviated.) In root, four; in object, four; in dominance, five; in contiguity, four... (and so on)... in non-disappearance, seven. The Elaboration of the Reverse 56. A supporting phenomenon to a non-supporting phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition, is a condition by way of conascence condition, is a condition by way of strong dependence condition, is a condition by way of post-nascence condition, is a condition by way of kamma condition. A supporting phenomenon to a supporting phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition, is a condition by way of conascence condition, is a condition by way of strong dependence condition. (Abbreviated.) 57. In non-root, seven; in non-object, seven; in non-dominance, seven; in non-contiguity, seven... (and so on)... in disappearance, four. By way of root condition, in non-object, four. (Abbreviated.) By way of non-root condition, in object, four. (Abbreviated.) (As in the triad of wholesome states, the question section thus should be elaborated.) In the positive-negative of phenomena, the dyad-patthana is finished.