ete ca deśādibhedāḥ kasyacideva kecid bādhakā natu sarve sarvasya tena na sarvatra sarveṣām āśaṅkā kāryetyetad darśayann āha dūradeśetyādi
And these differences of place etc. - only some [of them] are sublaters of something, but not all [are sublaters] of everything; therefore suspicion of all [sublaters] should not be entertained everywhere - showing this, he states [the verse] beginning with "dūradeśa".