Original sentence: In 1985, the ICFI split over policies advanced by the Workers Revolutionary Party, led by Gerry Healy.In 1995, the group renamed itself the Socialist Equality Party.The ACFI was renamed the Workers League and developed into a nationwide organisation with hundreds of members.They claimed that this was due to their insistence on a discussion of the decision by the of the Sri Lankan Lanka Sama Samaja Party to participate in the national government.They then formed the American Committee of the Fourth International (ACFI) and became the United States section of the ICFI.Wohlforth and his supporters were themselves expelled in 1964
Edited sentence: As the leadership had so closely aligned themselves with Gerry Healy, when he decided that Wohlforth and Nancy Fields were no longer the right people to run the group and he declared that they were agents of the CIA, they resigned from the group with little resistance.His supporters formed a group named the Reorganised Minority Tendency, but were themselves expelled a short while later.In the midst of turmoil in Healy's group, by then called the Workers Revolutionary Party, the group renamed itself the Socialist Equality Party in 1995.It used similar recruitment techniques to Healy's SLL, for instance drawing youth towards the group based on the organisation of events which combined entertainment and politics.Recruits were then encouraged to work for the group carrying out tasks at a frantic rate.The ACFI was renamed the Workers League and developed into a nationwide organisation with hundreds of members, but suffered a collapse in 1972.The result was a high turnover of members through "burnout".They claimed that this was due to their criticisms of the Sri Lankan Lanka Sama Samaja Party.They then formed the American Committee of the Fourth International (ACFI) and became the United States section of the ICFI, which by then was dominated by Healy.Wohlforth's split the RT by remaining in the SWP