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Original:  Petersburg Times of Florida on June 23, and the BBC program Panorama hosted by investigative journalist John Sweeney, The Secrets of Scientology ,  which broadcast on BBC One on September 28.
Revised:  Petersburg Times of Florida on June 23, and the BBC program Panorama hosted by investigative journalist John Sweeney, The Secrets of Scientology , which broadcast on on September 28.
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Original:  Scobee's book is structured chronologically, and she recounts her experiences first joining the Scientology organization, then becoming a staff member in its elite group the Sea Org , and finally rising to serve in multiple different high-ranking roles at the organization's international management headquarters.
Revised:  Scobee's book is structured chronologically, and she recounts her experiences first joining the Scientology organization, then becoming a staff member in its elite group the , and finally rising to serve in multiple different high-ranking roles at the organization's international management headquarters.
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Original:  Periodically throughout her experiences as an executive staff member for Scientology, Scobee was sent to the organization's penal justice system the " Rehabilitation Project Force " (RPF), for supposed "evil on L. Ron Hubbard" or negative thoughts about the organization.
Revised:  Periodically throughout her experiences as an executive staff member for Scientology, Scobee was sent to the organization's penal justice system the " " (RPF), for supposed "evil on L. Ron Hubbard" or negative thoughts about the organization.
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Original:  The author reveals difficult emotional experiences in her book, including an incident where she was raped at age 14 by a Scientology supervisor and subsequently instructed by a "Scientology Ethics Officer" that she was in a "state of treason" and to keep the matter quiet and not report it to the police.
Revised:  The author reveals difficult emotional experiences in her book, including an incident where she was at age 14 by a Scientology supervisor and subsequently instructed by a "Scientology Ethics Officer" that she was in a "state of treason" and to keep the matter quiet and not report it to the police.
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Original:  After leaving the organization, Scobee was declared a " Suppressive Person ", and Scientology's intelligence agency the Office of Special Affairs attempted to enforce organization regulations preventing her from ever speaking to her family including her mother again.
Revised:  After leaving the organization, Scobee was declared a " ", and Scientology's intelligence agency the Office of Special Affairs attempted to enforce organization regulations preventing her from ever speaking to her family including her mother again.
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Original:  After leaving the organization, Scobee was declared a " Suppressive Person ", and Scientology's intelligence agency the Office of Special Affairs attempted to enforce organization regulations preventing her from ever speaking to her family including her mother again.
Revised:  After leaving the organization, Scobee was declared a " Suppressive Person ", and Scientology's the attempted to enforce organization regulations preventing her from ever speaking to her family including her mother again.
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Original:  Though Scobee had thought that statements she made during Scientology counseling sessions called " Auditing " were to be kept confidential under priest-penitent religious privilege, BBC News reported that "intimate details of her sex life" were forwarded by Scientology, to the St.
Revised:  Though Scobee had thought that statements she made during Scientology counseling sessions called " " were to be kept confidential under priest-penitent religious privilege, BBC News reported that "intimate details of her sex life" were forwarded by Scientology, to the St.
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Original:  Though Scobee had thought that statements she made during Scientology counseling sessions called " Auditing " were to be kept confidential under priest-penitent religious privilege, BBC News reported that "intimate details of her sex life" were forwarded by Scientology, to the St.
Revised:  Though Scobee had thought that statements she made during Scientology counseling sessions called " Auditing " were to be kept confidential under priest-penitent religious privilege, reported that "intimate details of her sex life" were forwarded by Scientology, to the St.
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Original:  In chapter 4 of Scientology - Abuse at the Top, you cite the book Combating Cult Mind Control by cult researcher Steven Hassan , who explains that, "Members are made to feel part of an elite corps of mankind."
Revised:  In chapter 4 of Scientology - Abuse at the Top, you cite the book by researcher , who explains that, "Members are made to feel part of an elite corps of mankind."
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Original:  you recall meeting several members of "the top Scientology celebrity public", including John Travolta, Kelly Preston, Kirstie Alley, Anne Archer, Nancy Cartwright, Billy Sheehan, Priscilla Presley, Lisa Marie Presley, Juliette Lewis ,  Isaac Hayes, Tom Cruise, Edgar Winter, and Jenna Elfman .
Revised:  you recall meeting several members of "the top Scientology celebrity public", including John Travolta, , Isaac Hayes, Tom Cruise, Edgar Winter, and Jenna Elfman .
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Original:  you recall meeting several members of "the top Scientology celebrity public", including John Travolta, Kelly Preston, Kirstie Alley, Anne Archer, Nancy Cartwright, Billy Sheehan, Priscilla Presley, Lisa Marie Presley, Juliette Lewis ,  Isaac Hayes, Tom Cruise, Edgar Winter, and Jenna Elfman .
Revised:  you recall meeting several members of "the top Scientology celebrity public", including John Travolta, Kelly Preston, Kirstie Alley, Anne Archer, Nancy Cartwright, Billy Sheehan, Priscilla Presley, Lisa Marie Presley, Juliette Lewis , , , , , , , , Isaac Hayes, Tom Cruise, Edgar Winter, and Jenna Elfman .
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Original:  you recall meeting several members of "the top Scientology celebrity public", including John Travolta, Kelly Preston, Kirstie Alley, Anne Archer, Nancy Cartwright, Billy Sheehan, Priscilla Presley, Lisa Marie Presley, Juliette Lewis ,  Isaac Hayes, Tom Cruise, Edgar Winter, and Jenna Elfman .
Revised:  you recall meeting several members of "the top Scientology celebrity public", including John Travolta, Kelly Preston, Kirstie Alley, Anne Archer, Nancy Cartwright, Billy Sheehan, Priscilla Presley, Lisa Marie Presley, Juliette Lewis , Isaac Hayes, Tom Cruise, , and .
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Original:  In this executive position, you were responsible for supervising Scientology-associated entities including: Applied Scholastics, Narconon, Criminon, and The Way to Happiness Foundation . Can you explain a little bit about the function and purpose of each of these groups?
Revised:  In this executive position, you were responsible for supervising Scientology-associated entities including: , , , and . Can you explain a little bit about the function and purpose of each of these groups?
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Original:  In chapter 10, "Assault and Battery", you recount witnessing instances of violence by David Miscavige towards Scientology officials including: Ray Mithoff, Mike Rinder , and Jeff Hawkins.
Revised:  In chapter 10, "Assault and Battery", you recount witnessing instances of violence by David Miscavige towards Scientology officials including: Ray Mithoff, , and Jeff Hawkins.
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Original:  One month before your book was published, All Headline News reported that you received a legal threat from Tom Cruise's lawyer, Bertram Fields , that warned you would face a defamation lawsuit from Cruise if the book was made publicly available.
Revised:  One month before your book was published, reported that you received a legal threat from Tom Cruise's lawyer, Bertram Fields , that warned you would face a defamation lawsuit from Cruise if the book was made publicly available.
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Original:  One month before your book was published, All Headline News reported that you received a legal threat from Tom Cruise's lawyer, Bertram Fields , that warned you would face a defamation lawsuit from Cruise if the book was made publicly available.
Revised:  One month before your book was published, All Headline News reported that you received a legal threat from Tom Cruise's lawyer, , that warned you would face a defamation lawsuit from Cruise if the book was made publicly available.
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Original:  Specific complaints made included your accounts of hearing about a "drug history" involving Cruise, an ultimatum made by the Scientology organization to Cruise to decide between Nicole Kidman or the organization, and that Cruise's personal assistants and employees that staff his home are chosen and paid for by the Scientology organization.
Revised:  Specific complaints made included your accounts of hearing about a "drug history" involving Cruise, an ultimatum made by the Scientology organization to Cruise to decide between or the organization, and that Cruise's personal assistants and employees that staff his home are chosen and paid for by the Scientology organization.
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Original:  Prior to publication of Scientology - Abuse at the Top by Amy Scobee, the author was threatened with separate legal actions – by lawyer Bertram Fields representing influential Scientology member and celebrity, actor Tom Cruise ;
Revised:  Prior to publication of Scientology - Abuse at the Top by Amy Scobee, the author was threatened with separate legal actions – by lawyer representing influential Scientology member and celebrity, actor Tom Cruise ;
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Prior to publication of Scientology - Abuse at the Top by Amy Scobee, the author was threatened with separate legal actions – by lawyer Bertram Fields representing influential Scientology member and celebrity, actor Tom Cruise ;
Revised:  Prior to publication of Scientology - Abuse at the Top by Amy Scobee, the author was threatened with separate legal actions – by lawyer Bertram Fields representing influential Scientology member and celebrity, actor ;
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Original:  Amy Scobee in 2009 BBC News reported on September 26, that during an interview for the Panorama special, The Secrets of Scientology ,  yourself and reporter John Sweeney were photographed, and such photographs of the two of you hugging after completing the interview were sent by Scientology UK lawyers from the firm Carter-Ruck to the BBC.
Revised:  Amy Scobee in 2009 BBC News reported on September 26, that during an interview for the special , yourself and reporter John Sweeney were photographed, and such photographs of the two of you hugging after completing the interview were sent by Scientology UK lawyers from the firm Carter-Ruck to the BBC.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Amy Scobee in 2009 BBC News reported on September 26, that during an interview for the Panorama special, The Secrets of Scientology ,  yourself and reporter John Sweeney were photographed, and such photographs of the two of you hugging after completing the interview were sent by Scientology UK lawyers from the firm Carter-Ruck to the BBC.
Revised:  Amy Scobee in 2009 BBC News reported on September 26, that during an interview for the Panorama special, The Secrets of Scientology , , yourself and reporter John Sweeney were photographed, and such photographs of the two of you hugging after completing the interview were sent by Scientology UK lawyers from the firm Carter-Ruck to the BBC.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  Amy Scobee in 2009 BBC News reported on September 26, that during an interview for the Panorama special, The Secrets of Scientology ,  yourself and reporter John Sweeney were photographed, and such photographs of the two of you hugging after completing the interview were sent by Scientology UK lawyers from the firm Carter-Ruck to the BBC.
Revised:  Amy Scobee in 2009 BBC News reported on September 26, that during an interview for the Panorama special, The Secrets of Scientology , yourself and reporter were photographed, and such photographs of the two of you hugging after completing the interview were sent by Scientology UK lawyers from the firm Carter-Ruck to the BBC.
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Original:  Central European Summer Time (0951 UTC), Marcus Jannes, a student from Järna, Stockholm ,  posted to the Mental Health Problems forum of Sweden's Flashback message boards using the newly-registered username "LurifaxFlux", stating that he was going to hang himself, adding that he had already swallowed 100mg of dexofen and 1500mg of paracetamol .
Revised:  (0951 UTC), Marcus Jannes, a student from Järna, Stockholm , posted to the Mental Health Problems forum of Sweden's Flashback message boards using the newly-registered username "LurifaxFlux", stating that he was going to hang himself, adding that he had already swallowed 100mg of dexofen and 1500mg of paracetamol .
Edit intent: coherence
Original:  Central European Summer Time (0951 UTC), Marcus Jannes, a student from Järna, Stockholm ,  posted to the Mental Health Problems forum of Sweden's Flashback message boards using the newly-registered username "LurifaxFlux", stating that he was going to hang himself, adding that he had already swallowed 100mg of dexofen and 1500mg of paracetamol .
Revised:  Central European Summer Time (0951 UTC), Marcus Jannes, a student from , posted to the Mental Health Problems forum of Sweden's Flashback message boards using the newly-registered username "LurifaxFlux", stating that he was going to hang himself, adding that he had already swallowed 100mg of dexofen and 1500mg of paracetamol .
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Central European Summer Time (0951 UTC), Marcus Jannes, a student from Järna, Stockholm ,  posted to the Mental Health Problems forum of Sweden's Flashback message boards using the newly-registered username "LurifaxFlux", stating that he was going to hang himself, adding that he had already swallowed 100mg of dexofen and 1500mg of paracetamol .
Revised:  Central European Summer Time (0951 UTC), Marcus Jannes, a student from Järna, Stockholm , , posted to the Mental Health Problems forum of Sweden's Flashback message boards using the newly-registered username "LurifaxFlux", stating that he was going to hang himself, adding that he had already swallowed 100mg of dexofen and 1500mg of paracetamol .
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  Central European Summer Time (0951 UTC), Marcus Jannes, a student from Järna, Stockholm ,  posted to the Mental Health Problems forum of Sweden's Flashback message boards using the newly-registered username "LurifaxFlux", stating that he was going to hang himself, adding that he had already swallowed 100mg of dexofen and 1500mg of paracetamol .
Revised:  Central European Summer Time (0951 UTC), Marcus Jannes, a student from Järna, Stockholm , posted to the Mental Health Problems forum of Sweden's message boards using the newly-registered username "LurifaxFlux", stating that he was going to hang himself, adding that he had already swallowed 100mg of dexofen and 1500mg of paracetamol .
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Central European Summer Time (0951 UTC), Marcus Jannes, a student from Järna, Stockholm ,  posted to the Mental Health Problems forum of Sweden's Flashback message boards using the newly-registered username "LurifaxFlux", stating that he was going to hang himself, adding that he had already swallowed 100mg of dexofen and 1500mg of paracetamol .
Revised:  Central European Summer Time (0951 UTC), Marcus Jannes, a student from Järna, Stockholm , posted to the Mental Health Problems forum of Sweden's Flashback message boards using the newly-registered username "LurifaxFlux", stating that he was going to hang himself, adding that he had already swallowed 100mg of and 1500mg of paracetamol .
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Original:  Central European Summer Time (0951 UTC), Marcus Jannes, a student from Järna, Stockholm ,  posted to the Mental Health Problems forum of Sweden's Flashback message boards using the newly-registered username "LurifaxFlux", stating that he was going to hang himself, adding that he had already swallowed 100mg of dexofen and 1500mg of paracetamol .
Revised:  Central European Summer Time (0951 UTC), Marcus Jannes, a student from Järna, Stockholm , posted to the Mental Health Problems forum of Sweden's Flashback message boards using the newly-registered username "LurifaxFlux", stating that he was going to hang himself, adding that he had already swallowed 100mg of dexofen and 1500mg of .
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Original:  The police have so far declined to comment on how the suicide will be investigated, but Sven-Erik Alhem, a chief prosecutor in Sweden told Aftonbladet , that psychologically inducing a person to commit suicide, or contributing to the act, can be classified as incitement to murder, and is a criminal offense.
Revised:  The police have so far declined to comment on how the suicide will be investigated, but Sven-Erik Alhem, a chief prosecutor in Sweden told , that psychologically inducing a person to commit suicide, or contributing to the act, can be classified as incitement to murder, and is a criminal offense.
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Original:  The site has been investigated by the Swedish police on numerous occasions and is under constant surveillance by the Swedish Security Service due to its members' abundant discussions about drug use, child pornography, race science, bestiality and other controversial subjects.
Revised:  The site has been investigated by the Swedish police on numerous occasions and is under constant surveillance by the due to its members' abundant discussions about drug use, child pornography, race science, bestiality and other controversial subjects.
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Original:  The site has been investigated by the Swedish police on numerous occasions and is under constant surveillance by the Swedish Security Service due to its members' abundant discussions about drug use, child pornography, race science, bestiality and other controversial subjects.
Revised:  The site has been investigated by the Swedish police on numerous occasions and is under constant surveillance by the Swedish Security Service due to its members' abundant discussions about drug use, , , and other controversial subjects.
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Original:  In November 2008, a 19-year-old male from Pembroke Pines , Florida used his webcam to broadcast his suicide on the live video site Justin. tv. Abraham K. Biggs, 19, committed suicide by taking an overdose of opiates and benzodiazepine, which had been prescribed for his bipolar disorder .
Revised:  In November 2008, a 19-year-old male from , Florida used his webcam to broadcast his suicide on the live video site Justin. tv. Abraham K. Biggs, 19, committed suicide by taking an overdose of opiates and benzodiazepine, which had been prescribed for his bipolar disorder .
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Original:  In November 2008, a 19-year-old male from Pembroke Pines , Florida used his webcam to broadcast his suicide on the live video site Justin. tv. Abraham K. Biggs, 19, committed suicide by taking an overdose of opiates and benzodiazepine, which had been prescribed for his bipolar disorder .
Revised:  In November 2008, a 19-year-old male from Pembroke Pines , Florida used his webcam to broadcast his suicide on the live video site . Abraham K. Biggs, 19, committed suicide by taking an overdose of opiates and benzodiazepine, which had been prescribed for his bipolar disorder .
Edit intent: coherence
Original:  In November 2008, a 19-year-old male from Pembroke Pines , Florida used his webcam to broadcast his suicide on the live video site Justin. tv. Abraham K. Biggs, 19, committed suicide by taking an overdose of opiates and benzodiazepine, which had been prescribed for his bipolar disorder .
Revised:  In November 2008, a 19-year-old male from Pembroke Pines , Florida used his webcam to broadcast his suicide on the live video site Justin. tv. Abraham K. Biggs, 19, committed suicide by taking an overdose of opiates and benzodiazepine, which had been prescribed for his .
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Original:  Mandelbrot was born to Lithuanian parents on November 20, 1924, in Warsaw . Mandelbrot and his family, who were Jewish, fled Nazi persecution in 1936, moving to France.
Revised:  Mandelbrot was born to Lithuanian parents on November 20, 1924, in . Mandelbrot and his family, who were Jewish, fled Nazi persecution in 1936, moving to France.
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Original:  Mandelbrot was born to Lithuanian parents on November 20, 1924, in Warsaw . Mandelbrot and his family, who were Jewish, fled Nazi persecution in 1936, moving to France.
Revised:  Mandelbrot was born to Lithuanian parents on November 20, 1924, in Warsaw . Mandelbrot and his family, who were Jewish, fled persecution in 1936, moving to France.
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Original:  In 1952, Mandelbrot went back to Paris for a doctorate in mathematics, and worked with John von Neumann at Princeton , New Jersey's Institute for Advanced Study to earn a postdoctoral degree.
Revised:  In 1952, Mandelbrot went back to Paris for a doctorate in mathematics, and worked with John von Neumann at Princeton , New Jersey's to earn a postdoctoral degree.
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Original:  Inkley commented on the incident, six months after the explosion which killed eleven rig workers and resulted in over 170 million gallons of crude oil leaking into the Gulf of Mexico causing damage to marine wildlife habitats as well as the Gulf's fishing and tourism industries.
Revised:  Inkley commented on the incident, six months after the explosion which killed eleven rig workers and resulted in over 170 million gallons of leaking into the Gulf of Mexico causing damage to marine wildlife habitats as well as the Gulf's fishing and tourism industries.
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Original:  Inkley commented on the incident, six months after the explosion which killed eleven rig workers and resulted in over 170 million gallons of crude oil leaking into the Gulf of Mexico causing damage to marine wildlife habitats as well as the Gulf's fishing and tourism industries.
Revised:  Inkley commented on the incident, six months after the explosion which killed eleven rig workers and resulted in over 170 million gallons of crude oil leaking into the causing damage to marine wildlife habitats as well as the Gulf's fishing and tourism industries.
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Original:  Inkley commented on the incident, six months after the explosion which killed eleven rig workers and resulted in over 170 million gallons of crude oil leaking into the Gulf of Mexico causing damage to marine wildlife habitats as well as the Gulf's fishing and tourism industries.
Revised:  Inkley commented on the incident, six months after the explosion which killed eleven rig workers and resulted in over 170 million gallons of crude oil leaking into the Gulf of Mexico causing damage to as well as the Gulf's fishing and tourism industries.
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Original:  Greenpeace demanded that BP , who the United States Congress has blamed for the disaster, take a "new direction" and end an "obsession with high risk, environmentally reckless sources of oil."
Revised:  Greenpeace demanded that , who the United States Congress has blamed for the disaster, take a "new direction" and end an "obsession with high risk, environmentally reckless sources of oil."
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Original:  "The Exxon Valdez disaster was not simply one ecosystem earthquake – the aftershocks have continued to this day," he said, citing the 1989 disaster which occurred when an oil tanker ran aground in the Gulf of Alaska .
Revised:  "The disaster was not simply one ecosystem earthquake – the aftershocks have continued to this day," he said, citing the 1989 disaster which occurred when an oil tanker ran aground in the Gulf of Alaska .
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