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I wouldn't do that. It's bad karma.karma = good or bad consequence believed to reward or punish behavior metaphysically
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As beautiful as they were, two words now described these dishes: bad karma.† (source)
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Vittoria believed in those things too, but she saw them in terms of karma.† (source)
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Buddhism, particularly as it is popularly practiced, promises improvement through karma.† (source)
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So I think I deserve someone like Harold, and I mean in the good sense and not like bad karma.† (source)
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I am obviously the target of Karma's retaliation today.† (source)
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He believes in karma.† (source)karma = good or bad consequence believed to reward or punish behavior metaphysically
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The paths to liberation are numerous, but the bank along the way is always the same, the Bank of Karma, where the liberation account of each of us is credited or debited depending on our actions.† (source)
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Instead of Da5id, there is just a jittering cloud of bad digital karma.† (source)
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-un-groovy karma that disrupted the school's educational aura.† (source)
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If you lead your life the right way, the karma will take care of itself.† (source)
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Karma's not like a bank.† (source)
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He was a Buddhist and believed in the laws of karma, so it made sense to him that he might pay for his war murders: everything comes back to you, nothing is accidental.† (source)
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"Okay," Jack said, "I don't know what the heck karma is and I don't know what the heck mitzvah is!"† (source)
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There were plenty of locals who frowned upon artificially giving the deer a helping hand during the winter-mostly the same people whose gardens were wrecked by those surviving deer in the summer-but for Lacy, there was karma involved.† (source)
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'It's karma,' she'd say to me as we pulled away.† (source)
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