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Original:  Born Igor Alexandrovich Moiseyev on January 21, 1906 in Kiev , Moiseyev graduated from the Bolshoi Theatre ballet school in 1924 and danced in the theatre until 1939.
Revised:  Born Igor Alexandrovich Moiseyev on January 21, 1906 in Kiev , Moiseyev graduated from the school in 1924 and danced in the theatre until 1939.
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Original:  Among about 200 dances he created for his company, some humorously represented the game of football and guerrilla warfare . After visiting Belarus he choreographed a Belarusian "folk" dance Bulba ("Potato"), which over the years indeed became a Belarusian folk dance.
Revised:  Among about 200 dances he created for his company, some humorously represented the game of and . After visiting Belarus he choreographed a Belarusian "folk" dance Bulba ("Potato"), which over the years indeed became a Belarusian folk dance.
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Original:  Among about 200 dances he created for his company, some humorously represented the game of football and guerrilla warfare . After visiting Belarus he choreographed a Belarusian "folk" dance Bulba ("Potato"), which over the years indeed became a Belarusian folk dance.
Revised:  Among about 200 dances he created for his company, some humorously represented the game of football and guerrilla warfare . After visiting Belarus he choreographed a Belarusian "folk" dance ("Potato"), which over the years indeed became a Belarusian folk dance.
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Original:  Moiseyev was named People's Artist of the USSR in 1953, Hero of Socialist Labor in 1976, received the Lenin Prize (1967, for the dance show A Road to the Dance), four USSR State Prizes (1942, 1947, 1952, 1985), Russian Federation State Prize (1996), was awarded numerous orders and medals of the Soviet Union, Spain  and many other countries.
Revised:  Moiseyev was named in 1953, Hero of Socialist Labor in 1976, received the Lenin Prize (1967, for the dance show A Road to the Dance), four USSR State Prizes (1942, 1947, 1952, 1985), Russian Federation State Prize (1996), was awarded numerous orders and medals of the Soviet Union, Spain and many other countries.
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Original:  Moiseyev was named People's Artist of the USSR in 1953, Hero of Socialist Labor in 1976, received the Lenin Prize (1967, for the dance show A Road to the Dance), four USSR State Prizes (1942, 1947, 1952, 1985), Russian Federation State Prize (1996), was awarded numerous orders and medals of the Soviet Union, Spain  and many other countries.
Revised:  Moiseyev was named People's Artist of the USSR in 1953, in 1976, received the Lenin Prize (1967, for the dance show A Road to the Dance), four USSR State Prizes (1942, 1947, 1952, 1985), Russian Federation State Prize (1996), was awarded numerous orders and medals of the Soviet Union, Spain and many other countries.
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Original:  Moiseyev was named People's Artist of the USSR in 1953, Hero of Socialist Labor in 1976, received the Lenin Prize (1967, for the dance show A Road to the Dance), four USSR State Prizes (1942, 1947, 1952, 1985), Russian Federation State Prize (1996), was awarded numerous orders and medals of the Soviet Union, Spain  and many other countries.
Revised:  Moiseyev was named People's Artist of the USSR in 1953, Hero of Socialist Labor in 1976, received the (1967, for the dance show A Road to the Dance), four USSR State Prizes (1942, 1947, 1952, 1985), Russian Federation State Prize (1996), was awarded numerous orders and medals of the Soviet Union, Spain and many other countries.
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Original:  Moiseyev was named People's Artist of the USSR in 1953, Hero of Socialist Labor in 1976, received the Lenin Prize (1967, for the dance show A Road to the Dance), four USSR State Prizes (1942, 1947, 1952, 1985), Russian Federation State Prize (1996), was awarded numerous orders and medals of the Soviet Union, Spain  and many other countries.
Revised:  Moiseyev was named People's Artist of the USSR in 1953, Hero of Socialist Labor in 1976, received the Lenin Prize (1967, for the dance show A Road to the Dance), four (1942, 1947, 1952, 1985), Russian Federation State Prize (1996), was awarded numerous orders and medals of the Soviet Union, Spain and many other countries.
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Original:  Moiseyev was named People's Artist of the USSR in 1953, Hero of Socialist Labor in 1976, received the Lenin Prize (1967, for the dance show A Road to the Dance), four USSR State Prizes (1942, 1947, 1952, 1985), Russian Federation State Prize (1996), was awarded numerous orders and medals of the Soviet Union, Spain  and many other countries.
Revised:  Moiseyev was named People's Artist of the USSR in 1953, Hero of Socialist Labor in 1976, received the Lenin Prize (1967, for the dance show A Road to the Dance), four USSR State Prizes (1942, 1947, 1952, 1985), Russian Federation State Prize (1996), was awarded numerous orders and medals of the Soviet Union, Spain , and many other countries.
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Original:  On the day of his centenary, Moiseyev became the first Russian to receive Order for the Merits before the Fatherland, 1st class — the highest civilian decoration of the Russian Federation .
Revised:  On the day of his centenary, Moiseyev became the first Russian to receive Order for the Merits before the Fatherland, 1st class — the highest civilian decoration of the .
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Original: "All photos: David ShankboneIn the 1980's and the 1990's there were multiple allegations of sexual abuse of children or non-consenting adults in the context of Satanic rituals that has come to be known as The Satanic Panic .
Revised: "All photos: David ShankboneIn the 1980's and the 1990's there were multiple allegations of sexual abuse of children or non-consenting adults in the context of Satanic rituals that has come to be known as .
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Original:  One case took place in Jordan , Minnesota, when children made allegations of manufacturing child pornography, ritualistic animal sacrifice, coprophagia, urophagia and infanticide ,  at which point the Federal Bureau of Investigation was alerted.
Revised:  One case took place in , Minnesota, when children made allegations of manufacturing child pornography, ritualistic animal sacrifice, coprophagia, urophagia and infanticide , at which point the Federal Bureau of Investigation was alerted.
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Original:  One case took place in Jordan , Minnesota, when children made allegations of manufacturing child pornography, ritualistic animal sacrifice, coprophagia, urophagia and infanticide ,  at which point the Federal Bureau of Investigation was alerted.
Revised:  One case took place in Jordan , Minnesota, when children made allegations of manufacturing child pornography, ritualistic animal sacrifice, coprophagia, urophagia and infanticide , and , at which point the Federal Bureau of Investigation was alerted.
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Original:  Members of the Church, such as Peter H. Gilmore, Peggy Nadramia, Boyd Rice, Adam Parfrey ,  Diabolos Rex, and musician King Diamond , were active in media appearances to refute allegations of criminal activity and the FBI would later issue an official report debunking the criminal conspiracy theories of this time.
Revised:  Members of the Church, such as , Diabolos Rex, and musician King Diamond , were active in media appearances to refute allegations of criminal activity and the FBI would later issue an official report debunking the criminal conspiracy theories of this time.
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Original:  Members of the Church, such as Peter H. Gilmore, Peggy Nadramia, Boyd Rice, Adam Parfrey ,  Diabolos Rex, and musician King Diamond , were active in media appearances to refute allegations of criminal activity and the FBI would later issue an official report debunking the criminal conspiracy theories of this time.
Revised:  Members of the Church, such as Peter H. Gilmore, Peggy Nadramia, Boyd Rice, Adam Parfrey , , , , Diabolos Rex, and musician King Diamond , were active in media appearances to refute allegations of criminal activity and the FBI would later issue an official report debunking the criminal conspiracy theories of this time.
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Original:  Members of the Church, such as Peter H. Gilmore, Peggy Nadramia, Boyd Rice, Adam Parfrey ,  Diabolos Rex, and musician King Diamond , were active in media appearances to refute allegations of criminal activity and the FBI would later issue an official report debunking the criminal conspiracy theories of this time.
Revised:  Members of the Church, such as Peter H. Gilmore, Peggy Nadramia, Boyd Rice, Adam Parfrey , Diabolos Rex, and musician , were active in media appearances to refute allegations of criminal activity and the FBI would later issue an official report debunking the criminal conspiracy theories of this time.
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Original:  On a windy October day in Central Park , Wikinews reporter David Shankbone sat down with the High Priest of the Church, Peter H. Gilmore , who has led LaVey's congregation of Satanists since his passing in 1997 (he became the High Priest in 2001).
Revised:  On a windy October day in , Wikinews reporter David Shankbone sat down with the High Priest of the Church, Peter H. Gilmore , who has led LaVey's congregation of Satanists since his passing in 1997 (he became the High Priest in 2001).
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Original:  On a windy October day in Central Park , Wikinews reporter David Shankbone sat down with the High Priest of the Church, Peter H. Gilmore , who has led LaVey's congregation of Satanists since his passing in 1997 (he became the High Priest in 2001).
Revised:  On a windy October day in Central Park , Wikinews reporter David Shankbone sat down with the of the Church, Peter H. Gilmore , who has led LaVey's congregation of Satanists since his passing in 1997 (he became the High Priest in 2001).
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Original:  On a windy October day in Central Park , Wikinews reporter David Shankbone sat down with the High Priest of the Church, Peter H. Gilmore , who has led LaVey's congregation of Satanists since his passing in 1997 (he became the High Priest in 2001).
Revised:  On a windy October day in Central Park , Wikinews reporter David Shankbone sat down with the High Priest of the Church, , who has led LaVey's congregation of Satanists since his passing in 1997 (he became the High Priest in 2001).
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Original:  DS: In the history of a lot of religions, a doctrine was developed by people who were oppressed as a way to explain their lot, and that their oppressors were going to “ get theirs in the end.
Revised:  DS: In the history of a lot of religions, a doctrine was developed by people who were oppressed as a way to explain their lot, and that their oppressors were going to " get theirs in the end.
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Original:  Now some people might come up with a religious belief that may counter an existing system that will help them feel better about their underdog status, and then sometimes that develops into a major religion and sometimes it doesn ’ t. Sometimes it is crushed and snuffed out.
Revised:  Now some people might come up with a religious belief that may counter an existing system that will help them feel better about their underdog status, and then sometimes that develops into a major religion and sometimes it doesn ' t. Sometimes it is crushed and snuffed out.
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Original:  So anyone who is going to go out and assault undeserving people, is someone we would deem a criminal and have them locked up or dealt with in whatever way seems most appropriate, whether it’s therapy, whether it’s drugs, or if they can ’ t control themselves, execution . DS: Capital punishment is not antithetical to Satanism.
Revised:  So anyone who is going to go out and assault undeserving people, is someone we would deem a criminal and have them locked up or dealt with in whatever way seems most appropriate, whether it’s therapy, whether it’s drugs, or if they can ' t control themselves, execution . DS: Capital punishment is not antithetical to Satanism.
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Original:  So anyone who is going to go out and assault undeserving people, is someone we would deem a criminal and have them locked up or dealt with in whatever way seems most appropriate, whether it’s therapy, whether it’s drugs, or if they can ’ t control themselves, execution . DS: Capital punishment is not antithetical to Satanism.
Revised:  So anyone who is going to go out and assault undeserving people, is someone we would deem a criminal and have them locked up or dealt with in whatever way seems most appropriate, whether it’s therapy, whether it’s drugs, or if they can ’ t control themselves, . DS: Capital punishment is not antithetical to Satanism.
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Original: PG: Not necessarily, but essentially we would rather shrink from the government having the power to take you and murder you, because we don ’ t have a lot of confidence in people being rational, or being truthful, and we have seen so often—especially with DNA testing —that a lot of people have been jailed and accused of murder and they were wrong.
Revised: PG: Not necessarily, but essentially we would rather shrink from the government having the power to take you and murder you, because we don ' t have a lot of confidence in people being rational, or being truthful, and we have seen so often—especially with DNA testing —that a lot of people have been jailed and accused of murder and they were wrong.
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Original: PG: Not necessarily, but essentially we would rather shrink from the government having the power to take you and murder you, because we don ’ t have a lot of confidence in people being rational, or being truthful, and we have seen so often—especially with DNA testing —that a lot of people have been jailed and accused of murder and they were wrong.
Revised: PG: Not necessarily, but essentially we would rather shrink from the government having the power to take you and murder you, because we don ’ t have a lot of confidence in people being rational, or being truthful, and we have seen so often—especially with —that a lot of people have been jailed and accused of murder and they were wrong.
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Original: PG: Not necessarily, but essentially we would rather shrink from the government having the power to take you and murder you, because we don ’ t have a lot of confidence in people being rational, or being truthful, and we have seen so often—especially with DNA testing —that a lot of people have been jailed and accused of murder and they were wrong.
Revised: PG: Not necessarily, but essentially we would rather shrink from the government having the power to take you and murder you, because we don ’ t have a lot of confidence in people being rational, or being truthful, and we have seen so often—especially with DNA testing —that a lot of people have been jailed and accused of and they were wrong.
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Original:  It wasn ’ t until 9/11 that he stepped up and did things that were required to be a leader and make people feel more comfortable that his ratings shot back up, but he was really not somebody who was well regarded back then.
Revised:  It wasn ' t until 9/11 that he stepped up and did things that were required to be a leader and make people feel more comfortable that his ratings shot back up, but he was really not somebody who was well regarded back then.
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Original:  When he started the Church of Satan, usually upside down crosses were considered Satanic, and he saw that these different elements and felt this was a positive symbol you could tie to the Satanism he was creating.
Revised:  When he started the Church of Satan, usually were considered Satanic, and he saw that these different elements and felt this was a positive symbol you could tie to the Satanism he was creating.
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Original:  People should be able to follow whatever fantasies or religions they want, as long as they don ’ t impose them on other people and force other people into doing things based upon whatever kind of holy writ they have.
Revised:  People should be able to follow whatever fantasies or religions they want, as long as they don ' t impose them on other people and force other people into doing things based upon whatever kind of holy writ they have.
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Original:  PG: I like the sleaze, I like the history, I like to see New York being this amazing range of the highest and the lowest and I don ’ t think New York should be cleaned up and Disneyfied.
Revised:  PG: I like the sleaze, I like the history, I like to see New York being this amazing range of the highest and the lowest and I don ' t think New York should be cleaned up and Disneyfied.
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Original:  DS: You see that in all the old Rust Belt cities. Reading, Pennsylvania was one of the most dangerous cities I’ve ever walked around in, and I thought, “This is what 1982 New York must have felt like.”
Revised:  DS: You see that in all the old cities. , was one of the most dangerous cities I’ve ever walked around in, and I thought, “This is what 1982 New York must have felt like.”
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Original:  I don ’ t know who these people are or where they get all their money because they are charging $6,000 a month for these apartments, and I’m thinking who is spending all this money and wandering around the city like it’s a pedestrian mall that could be in any kind of suburbia.
Revised:  I don ' t know who these people are or where they get all their money because they are charging $6,000 a month for these apartments, and I’m thinking who is spending all this money and wandering around the city like it’s a pedestrian mall that could be in any kind of suburbia.
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Original:  People should be able to follow whatever fantasies or religions they want, as long as they don ’ t impose them on other people and force other people into doing things based upon whatever kind of holy writ they have." PG: We never give out numbers.
Revised:  People should be able to follow whatever fantasies or religions they want, as long as they don ' t impose them on other people and force other people into doing things based upon whatever kind of holy writ they have." PG: We never give out numbers.
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Original:  There was even a point back during the Satanic Panic in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s when there was governmental legislation proposed to ban Satanism because they thought there were all these metal heads out there sacrificing babies, doing drugs and making child pornography.
Revised:  There was even a point back during the in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s when there was governmental legislation proposed to ban Satanism because they thought there were all these metal heads out there sacrificing babies, doing drugs and making child pornography.
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Original:  We just don ’ t want to take the chance that some parents say, “Yes, it’s okay if my kid joins the Church of Satan,” and then decides that’s the reason they can ’ t control their kid.
Revised:  We just don ' t want to take the chance that some parents say, “Yes, it’s okay if my kid joins the Church of Satan,” and then decides that’s the reason they can ’ t control their kid.
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Original:  We just don ’ t want to take the chance that some parents say, “Yes, it’s okay if my kid joins the Church of Satan,” and then decides that’s the reason they can ’ t control their kid.
Revised:  We just don ’ t want to take the chance that some parents say, “Yes, it’s okay if my kid joins the Church of Satan,” and then decides that’s the reason they can ' t control their kid.
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Original:  They then joined the Temple of Set , which was an organization that split off from the Church of Satan years ago, in 1975, when Michael Aquino —DS: Based on the Egyptian god ? PG: Yeah, and they’re theists.
Revised:  They then joined the , which was an organization that split off from the Church of Satan years ago, in 1975, when Michael Aquino —DS: Based on the Egyptian god ? PG: Yeah, and they’re theists.
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Original:  They then joined the Temple of Set , which was an organization that split off from the Church of Satan years ago, in 1975, when Michael Aquino —DS: Based on the Egyptian god ? PG: Yeah, and they’re theists.
Revised:  They then joined the Temple of Set , which was an organization that split off from the Church of Satan years ago, in 1975, when —DS: Based on the Egyptian god ? PG: Yeah, and they’re theists.
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Original:  They then joined the Temple of Set , which was an organization that split off from the Church of Satan years ago, in 1975, when Michael Aquino —DS: Based on the Egyptian god ? PG: Yeah, and they’re theists.
Revised:  They then joined the Temple of Set , which was an organization that split off from the Church of Satan years ago, in 1975, when Michael Aquino —DS: Based on the ? PG: Yeah, and they’re theists.
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Original:  But Zeena went and joined them and became High Priestess because Michael Aquino has this Anton LaVey obsession, which is obvious since he wrote a book about him that ’ s about a thousand pages, so he made her the High Priestess of their organization.
Revised:  But Zeena went and joined them and became High Priestess because Michael Aquino has this Anton LaVey obsession, which is obvious since he wrote a book about him that ' s about a thousand pages, so he made her the High Priestess of their organization.
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Original:  Anton LaVey ’ s idea was that if he acknowledged he is going to die, then he ’ d be giving in to death, so he didn ’ t want to go to an attorney and make out a will.
Revised:  Anton LaVey ' s idea was that if he acknowledged he is going to die, then he ’ d be giving in to death, so he didn ’ t want to go to an attorney and make out a will.
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Original:  Anton LaVey ’ s idea was that if he acknowledged he is going to die, then he ’ d be giving in to death, so he didn ’ t want to go to an attorney and make out a will.
Revised:  Anton LaVey ’ s idea was that if he acknowledged he is going to die, then he ' d be giving in to death, so he didn ’ t want to go to an attorney and make out a will.
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Original:  Anton LaVey ’ s idea was that if he acknowledged he is going to die, then he ’ d be giving in to death, so he didn ’ t want to go to an attorney and make out a will.
Revised:  Anton LaVey ’ s idea was that if he acknowledged he is going to die, then he ’ d be giving in to death, so he didn ' t want to go to an attorney and make out a will.
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Original:  But they were never married and had a falling out in the early 1980 ’ s. She went off and left Satanism and sued him for palimony and he had to sell his house because of all of that, and he sold it to an old friend and member.
Revised:  But they were never married and had a falling out in the early 1980 ' s. She went off and left Satanism and sued him for palimony and he had to sell his house because of all of that, and he sold it to an old friend and member.
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Original:  Every once in a while she comes creeping in off the periphery to say, “Ah! I ’ m Diane LaVey!” and it ’ s like, you were Diane Hegarty and you were kind of involved in it, but before the Satanic Panic happened you left and had nothing to do with it.
Revised:  Every once in a while she comes creeping in off the periphery to say, “Ah! I ' m Diane LaVey!” and it ’ s like, you were Diane Hegarty and you were kind of involved in it, but before the Satanic Panic happened you left and had nothing to do with it.
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