Original sentence: Not only the anticult movement lost the academic battle to make their theories accepted, the legal battle to make their activity excusable, and the legislative battle to pass laws that would allow them to "legalize" their activity, but it also became obvious as to how easy it was to defeat deprogramming.The deprogrammer then "recognized" that the person had snapped out of the cult "mind-control" (which proves that this notion is based on nothing else than animus towards the person's choice) and switched to the "rehabilitation" phases, then released him - after which the deprogrammer found himself in front of the Court.The numbers of forcible deprogramming have diminished by the end of the 80s.The person just had, at some point, to pretend to go along with deprogrammers