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Original: Safety and Health is an American magazinehsimagazine.com published by the National Safety Council. safetyandhealthmagazine.com/ The editor is Melissa J. Ruminski and the circulation is about 86,000 copies.. nsc.org/ The magazine was launched as National Safety News () babel.hathitrust.org/ in 1919.worldcat.org
Revised: Safety and Health is an American magazinehsimagazine.com published by the National Safety Council. safetyandhealthmagazine.com/ The editor is Melissa J. Ruminski and the circulation is about 86,000 copies.. nsc.org/ The magazine was launched as National Safety News () in 1919.worldcat.org
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Original: Sri Wickramrajasinghe Udagabada Nilame Madugalle (Sinhala: ශ්‍රි වික්‍රමරාජසිංහ උඩගබඩා නිලමෙ මඩුගල්ලේ ), more widely known as Madugalle Disave was a Disawe, a high-ranking official under the rule of King Sri Wikrama Rajasinghe and later under the British Administration in Sri Lanka (then known as Ceylon).
Revised: Madugalle Udagabada Nilame (Sinhala: ශ්‍රි වික්‍රමරාජසිංහ උඩගබඩා නිලමෙ මඩුගල්ලේ ), more widely known as Madugalle Disave was a Disawe, a high-ranking official under the rule of King Sri Wikrama Rajasinghe and later under the British Administration in Sri Lanka (then known as Ceylon).
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Original: Sri Wickramrajasinghe Udagabada Nilame Madugalle (Sinhala: ශ්‍රි වික්‍රමරාජසිංහ උඩගබඩා නිලමෙ මඩුගල්ලේ ), more widely known as Madugalle Disave was a Disawe, a high-ranking official under the rule of King Sri Wikrama Rajasinghe and later under the British Administration in Sri Lanka (then known as Ceylon).
Revised: Sri Wickramrajasinghe Udagabada Nilame Madugalle (Sinhala: මඩුගල්ලේ උඩගබඩා නිලමෙ මඩුගල්ලේ ), more widely known as Madugalle Disave was a Disawe, a high-ranking official under the rule of King Sri Wikrama Rajasinghe and later under the British Administration in Sri Lanka (then known as Ceylon).
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Original: Sri Wickramrajasinghe Udagabada Nilame Madugalle (Sinhala: ශ්‍රි වික්‍රමරාජසිංහ උඩගබඩා නිලමෙ මඩුගල්ලේ ), more widely known as Madugalle Disave was a Disawe, a high-ranking official under the rule of King Sri Wikrama Rajasinghe and later under the British Administration in Sri Lanka (then known as Ceylon).
Revised: Sri Wickramrajasinghe Udagabada Nilame Madugalle (Sinhala: ශ්‍රි වික්‍රමරාජසිංහ උඩගබඩා නිලමෙ ), more widely known as Madugalle Disave was a Disawe, a high-ranking official under the rule of King Sri Wikrama Rajasinghe and later under the British Administration in Sri Lanka (then known as Ceylon).
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Original: Sri Wickramrajasinghe Udagabada Nilame Madugalle (Sinhala: ශ්‍රි වික්‍රමරාජසිංහ උඩගබඩා නිලමෙ මඩුගල්ලේ ), more widely known as Madugalle Disave was a Disawe, a high-ranking official under the rule of King Sri Wikrama Rajasinghe and later under the British Administration in Sri Lanka (then known as Ceylon).
Revised: Sri Wickramrajasinghe Udagabada Nilame Madugalle (Sinhala: ශ්‍රි වික්‍රමරාජසිංහ උඩගබඩා නිලමෙ මඩුගල්ලේ ), more widely known as Madugalle Nilame was a Nilame, an official under the rule of King Sri Wikrama Rajasinghe and later under the British Administration in Sri Lanka (then known as Ceylon).
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Original: All-Ukrainian Environmental Campaign was an action in the Ukrainian SSR conducted on the initiative of Narodniy Rukh (People’s Movement) of Ukraine and the “Green World” Environmental Association from October 28 to November 3 , 1989.
Revised: All-Ukrainian Environmental Campaign was an action in the Ukrainian SSR conducted on the initiative of Narodniy Rukh (People’s Movement) of Ukraine and the “Green World” Environmental Association from 28 to November 3 , 1989.
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Original: All-Ukrainian Environmental Campaign was an action in the Ukrainian SSR conducted on the initiative of Narodniy Rukh (People’s Movement) of Ukraine and the “Green World” Environmental Association from October 28 to November 3 , 1989.
Revised: All-Ukrainian Environmental Campaign was an action in the Ukrainian SSR conducted on the initiative of Narodniy Rukh (People’s Movement) of Ukraine and the “Green World” Environmental Association from October 28 October to 3 , 1989.
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Original: All-Ukrainian Environmental Campaign was an action in the Ukrainian SSR conducted on the initiative of Narodniy Rukh (People’s Movement) of Ukraine and the “Green World” Environmental Association from October 28 to November 3 , 1989.
Revised: All-Ukrainian Environmental Campaign was an action in the Ukrainian SSR conducted on the initiative of Narodniy Rukh (People’s Movement) of Ukraine and the “Green World” Environmental Association from October 28 to November 3 November 1989.
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Original:  On November 25-26 , 1989 , the participants of the environmental campaign represented Ukraine in the work of the Peoples’ Assembly “Chornobyl Way” in Minsk, where they had to resolve the issues of interaction during the second stage of the Environmental Campaign with the delegates from Belarus and Lithuania, where the Campaign was also to be held.
Revised:  On 25-26 , 1989 , the participants of the environmental campaign represented Ukraine in the work of the Peoples’ Assembly “Chornobyl Way” in Minsk, where they had to resolve the issues of interaction during the second stage of the Environmental Campaign with the delegates from Belarus and Lithuania, where the Campaign was also to be held.
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Original:  On November 25-26 , 1989 , the participants of the environmental campaign represented Ukraine in the work of the Peoples’ Assembly “Chornobyl Way” in Minsk, where they had to resolve the issues of interaction during the second stage of the Environmental Campaign with the delegates from Belarus and Lithuania, where the Campaign was also to be held.
Revised:  On November 25-26 November 1989 , the participants of the environmental campaign represented Ukraine in the work of the Peoples’ Assembly “Chornobyl Way” in Minsk, where they had to resolve the issues of interaction during the second stage of the Environmental Campaign with the delegates from Belarus and Lithuania, where the Campaign was also to be held.
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Original:  On November 25-26 , 1989 , the participants of the environmental campaign represented Ukraine in the work of the Peoples’ Assembly “Chornobyl Way” in Minsk, where they had to resolve the issues of interaction during the second stage of the Environmental Campaign with the delegates from Belarus and Lithuania, where the Campaign was also to be held.
Revised:  On November 25-26 , 1989 the participants of the environmental campaign represented Ukraine in the work of the Peoples’ Assembly “Chornobyl Way” in Minsk, where they had to resolve the issues of interaction during the second stage of the Environmental Campaign with the delegates from Belarus and Lithuania, where the Campaign was also to be held.
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Original: List of examples Barataria Bay in  United States Campeche in Mexico Porto Farina in Tunis Harardhere in Somalia Libertatia in Madagascar Matanzas in Cuba New Providence (Republic of Pirates) in the Bahamas Port Royal in Jamaica  Tortuga in Haiti 
Revised: List of examples Barataria Bay in the United States Campeche in Mexico Porto Farina in Tunis Harardhere in Somalia Libertatia in Madagascar Matanzas in Cuba New Providence (Republic of Pirates) in the Bahamas Port Royal in Jamaica Tortuga in Haiti 
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Original: List of examples Barataria Bay in  United States Campeche in Mexico Porto Farina in Tunis Harardhere in Somalia Libertatia in Madagascar Matanzas in Cuba New Providence (Republic of Pirates) in the Bahamas Port Royal in Jamaica  Tortuga in Haiti 
Revised: List of examples Barataria Bay in United States Campeche in Mexico Porto Farina in Tunis Harardhere in Somalia Libertatia in Madagascar Matanzas in Cuba New Providence (Republic of Pirates) in the Bahamas Port Royal in Jamaica Saint Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands Tortuga in Haiti 
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Original: List of examples Barataria Bay in  United States Campeche in Mexico Porto Farina in Tunis Harardhere in Somalia Libertatia in Madagascar Matanzas in Cuba New Providence (Republic of Pirates) in the Bahamas Port Royal in Jamaica  Tortuga in Haiti 
Revised: List of examples Barataria Bay in United States Campeche in Mexico Porto Farina in Tunis Harardhere in Somalia Libertatia in Madagascar Matanzas in Cuba New Providence (Republic of Pirates) in the Bahamas Port Royal in Jamaica Tortuga in Haiti Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands
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Original:  Italy soon conquered and annexed Tripoli and the Dodecanese Islands  . Nationalists advocated Italy's domination of the Mediterranean Sea by occupying Greece as well as the Adriatic coastal region of Dalmatia but no attempts were made.
Revised:  Italy soon conquered and annexed Libya (then divided in Tripolitania and Cyrenaica) and the Dodecanese Islands . Nationalists advocated Italy's domination of the Mediterranean Sea by occupying Greece as well as the Adriatic coastal region of Dalmatia but no attempts were made.
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Original:  Italy soon conquered and annexed Tripoli and the Dodecanese Islands  . Nationalists advocated Italy's domination of the Mediterranean Sea by occupying Greece as well as the Adriatic coastal region of Dalmatia but no attempts were made.
Revised:  Italy soon conquered and annexed Tripoli and the Dodecanese Islands after the Italo-Turkish War . Nationalists advocated Italy's domination of the Mediterranean Sea by occupying Greece as well as the Adriatic coastal region of Dalmatia but no attempts were made.
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Original:  A civilization (or civilisation) is a complex society that is characterized by  urban development, social stratification  , a form of  government, and symbolic systems of communication (such as writing ) .
Revised:  A civilization (or civilisation) is a complex society that is characterized by urban development, social stratification between incompetent leaders and a growing parasite class , a form of government, and symbolic systems of communication (such as writing ) .
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Original:  A civilization (or civilisation) is a complex society that is characterized by  urban development, social stratification  , a form of  government, and symbolic systems of communication (such as writing ) .
Revised:  A civilization (or civilisation) is a complex society that is characterized by urban development, social stratification , a form of government, and an ultimately useless script called writing that eventually goes extinct and is just a waste of paper .
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Original: Stephen David John (born 1979), is a British philosopher and Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge  . John is a member of the academic staff and lecturer in the Department of History and Philosophy of Science (HPS), his research focuses on the philosophy of science, political philosophy and the philosophy of public health.
Revised: Stephen David John (born 1979), is a British philosopher . He is a Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge . John is a member of the academic staff and lecturer in the Department of History and Philosophy of Science (HPS), his research focuses on the philosophy of science, political philosophy and the philosophy of public health.
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Original: Stephen David John (born 1979), is a British philosopher and Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge  . John is a member of the academic staff and lecturer in the Department of History and Philosophy of Science (HPS), his research focuses on the philosophy of science, political philosophy and the philosophy of public health.
Revised: Stephen David John (born 1979), is a British philosopher and Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge , and the University Hatton Professor in the Philosophy of Public Health . John is a member of the academic staff and lecturer in the Department of History and Philosophy of Science (HPS), his research focuses on the philosophy of science, political philosophy and the philosophy of public health.
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Original:  At the center is the main structure of the “castle”, about 12 feet (3.7 m) high to the top, over which 200 musket could fire. de Roy (1706). p. 61.
Revised:  At the center is the main structure of the “castle”, about 12 feet (3.7 m) high to the top, over which 200 musket could fire. De Roy (1706). p. 61.
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Original:  A magazine of foodstuffs, blocks and shackles to store prisoners of war, a roof to sleep in and many other conveniences were present. van Rees (1867). p. 111.
Revised:  A magazine of foodstuffs, blocks and shackles to store prisoners of war, a roof to sleep in and many other conveniences were present. Van Rees (1867). p. 111.
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Original:  However, the 4 main posts of the building had already been carved in the shape of a man with an exceptionally large nose, mouth with sharp teeth, and the lower part of the body ending in the tail of a caiman. van Rees (1867). p. 46. Among the most famous encounter is the one from 27 July 1859.
Revised:  However, the 4 main posts of the building had already been carved in the shape of a man with an exceptionally large nose, mouth with sharp teeth, and the lower part of the body ending in the tail of a caiman. Van Rees (1867). p. 46. Among the most famous encounter is the one from 27 July 1859.
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Original:  The completed raft, which braved the fire of the 30-pounders for hours, was described by the Dutch in their report, mentioned earlier in this page. van Rees (1865). p. 84.
Revised:  The completed raft, which braved the fire of the 30-pounders for hours, was described by the Dutch in their report, mentioned earlier in this page. Van Rees (1865). p. 84.
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Original:  Returning to Plankey in the evening, Mr. Maks informed that it would be impossible to enter the passage with the Celebes. van Rees (1867). p. 110.
Revised:  Returning to Plankey in the evening, Mr. Maks informed that it would be impossible to enter the passage with the Celebes. Van Rees (1867). p. 110.
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Original:  The outer poles were thrown apart over a length of almost 8 Nd. ells (5.6 m), the pieces also thrown high into the air, and a big hole emerged. van Rees (1867). p. 50.
Revised:  The outer poles were thrown apart over a length of almost 8 Nd. ells (5.6 m), the pieces also thrown high into the air, and a big hole emerged. Van Rees (1867). p. 50.
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Original: Eputhou Thangjing () is the ancient national deity of erstwhile ancient kingdom of URL According to common legend, he is the creator and the ancestor of the people of Moilang URL He is one of the ten directional gods in Manipuri mythology and URL center|upright=2.
Revised: Eputhou Thangjing () is the ancient national deity of erstwhile ancient kingdom of URL According to common legend, he is the creator and the ancestor of the people of Moilang dynasty. He is one of the ten directional gods in Manipuri mythology and URL center|upright=2.
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Original: Eputhou Thangjing () is the ancient national deity of erstwhile ancient kingdom of URL According to common legend, he is the creator and the ancestor of the people of Moilang dynasty.
Revised: Eputhou Thangjing () is the ancient national deity of erstwhile ancient kingdom of Moirang. According to common legend, he is the creator and the ancestor of the people of Moilang dynasty.
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Original:  He is the God who is responsible for the seven incarnations of Moirang Kangleirol in ancient kingdom of URL Sources URL URL
Revised:  He is the God who is responsible for the seven incarnations of Moirang Kangleirol in ancient kingdom of URL Sources Keke Moirang And Ngangoi Moirang and Ebuthou Thangjing Part 4 History of Moirang Moirang and Ebuthou Thangjing Part 5
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Original: Globalization Colonial mentality Cross-culturalism Cultural appropriation Cultural assimilation Cultural Cringe Cultural genocide Cultural revolution Ethnocide Linguistic imperialism   Right to exist Scientific imperialism Transculturation Westernization Christianization Islamization Americanization Arabization Sovietization Russification Sinicization 
Revised: Related negative concepts Colonial mentality Cultural appropriation Cultural assimilation Cultural Cringe Cultural genocide Cultural revolution Ethnocide Linguistic imperialism Right to exist Scientific imperialism Transculturation Westernization Christianization Islamization Americanization Arabization Sovietization Russification Sinicization 
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Original: Globalization Colonial mentality Cross-culturalism Cultural appropriation Cultural assimilation Cultural Cringe Cultural genocide Cultural revolution Ethnocide Linguistic imperialism   Right to exist Scientific imperialism Transculturation Westernization Christianization Islamization Americanization Arabization Sovietization Russification Sinicization 
Revised: Globalization Colonial mentality Cross-culturalism Cultural appropriation Cultural assimilation Cultural genocide Ethnocide Linguistic imperialism Right to exist Scientific imperialism Transculturation Westernization Christianization Islamization Americanization Arabization Sovietization Russification Sinicization 
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Original: Globalization Colonial mentality Cross-culturalism Cultural appropriation Cultural assimilation Cultural Cringe Cultural genocide Cultural revolution Ethnocide Linguistic imperialism   Right to exist Scientific imperialism Transculturation Westernization Christianization Islamization Americanization Arabization Sovietization Russification Sinicization 
Revised: Globalization Colonial mentality Cross-culturalism Cultural appropriation Cultural assimilation Cultural Cringe Cultural genocide Cultural revolution Ethnocide Linguistic imperialism Scientific imperialism Right to exist Scientific imperialism Transculturation Westernization Christianization Islamization Americanization Arabization Sovietization Russification Sinicization 
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Original: Globalization Colonial mentality Cross-culturalism Cultural appropriation Cultural assimilation Cultural Cringe Cultural genocide Cultural revolution Ethnocide Linguistic imperialism   Right to exist Scientific imperialism Transculturation Westernization Christianization Islamization Americanization Arabization Sovietization Russification Sinicization 
Revised: Globalization Colonial mentality Cross-culturalism Cultural appropriation Cultural assimilation Cultural Cringe Cultural genocide Cultural revolution Ethnocide Linguistic imperialism Impact Cross-culturalism Cultural Cringe Cultural revolution Globalization Right to exist Scientific imperialism Transculturation Westernization Christianization Islamization Americanization Arabization Sovietization Russification Sinicization 
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Original: Globalization Colonial mentality Cross-culturalism Cultural appropriation Cultural assimilation Cultural Cringe Cultural genocide Cultural revolution Ethnocide Linguistic imperialism   Right to exist Scientific imperialism Transculturation Westernization Christianization Islamization Americanization Arabization Sovietization Russification Sinicization 
Revised: Globalization Colonial mentality Cross-culturalism Cultural appropriation Cultural assimilation Cultural Cringe Cultural genocide Cultural revolution Ethnocide Linguistic imperialism Right to exist Transculturation 
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Original: Globalization Colonial mentality Cross-culturalism Cultural appropriation Cultural assimilation Cultural Cringe Cultural genocide Cultural revolution Ethnocide Linguistic imperialism   Right to exist Scientific imperialism Transculturation Westernization Christianization Islamization Americanization Arabization Sovietization Russification Sinicization 
Revised: Globalization Colonial mentality Cross-culturalism Cultural appropriation Cultural assimilation Cultural Cringe Cultural genocide Cultural revolution Ethnocide Linguistic imperialism Right to exist Scientific imperialism Transculturation Westernization Christianization Islamization Americanization Arabization Sovietization Russification Sinicization Related examples Cultural Americanization Arabization Russification Sinicization Sovietization Westernization Theocultural Christianization Islamization
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Original:  With wollen caps, such as the iconic Monmouth Cap being an obvious progenitor to the Welsh Wig . Though it is unknown how early the distinctive back of the Welsh Wig became a feature of Welsh caps .
Revised:  With wollen caps, such as the iconic Monmouth Cap being an obvious progenitor to the Welsh Wig , though it is unknown how early the distinctive back of the Welsh Wig became a feature of Welsh caps .
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Original: Welsh goods from this era were produced on an semi-industrial scale . With varieties of woollen caps, such as the iconic Monmouth Cap being obvious progenitors to the Welsh Wig , though it is unknown how early the distinctive Welsh Wigs began production, they were well known  by the eighteenth century.
Revised: Welsh goods from this era were produced on an semi-industrial scale , with varieties of woollen caps, such as the iconic Monmouth Cap being obvious progenitors to the Welsh Wig , though it is unknown how early the distinctive Welsh Wigs began production, they were well known by the eighteenth century.
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Original:  With varieties of woollen caps, such as the iconic Monmouth Cap being obvious progenitors to the Welsh Wig , though it is unknown how early the distinctive Welsh Wigs began production, they were well known  by the eighteenth century.
Revised:  With varieties of woollen caps, such as the iconic Monmouth Cap being obvious progenitors to the Welsh Wig . Though it is unknown how early the distinctive Welsh Wigs began production, they were well known by the eighteenth century.
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Original:  With varieties of woollen caps, such as the iconic Monmouth Cap being obvious progenitors to the Welsh Wig , though it is unknown how early the distinctive Welsh Wigs began production, they were well known  by the eighteenth century.
Revised:  With varieties of woollen caps, such as the iconic Monmouth Cap being obvious progenitors to the Welsh Wig , though it is unknown how early the distinctive Welsh Wigs began production, they were well known throughout Great Britain by the eighteenth century.
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Original:  The plot is centered on the afterlife story of Camilo Cândido Botelho (a spiritual pseudonym of Camilo Castelo Branco), who commited suicide after going blind, on 1 June 1890.
Revised:  The plot is centered on the afterlife story of Camilo Cândido Botelho (a spiritual pseudonym of Camilo Castelo Branco), who committed suicide after going blind, on 1 June 1890.
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Original:  Earing the voices of a crowd he compulsively joins to, all of them are forcefully brought to an inhospitable, dark and horrendous low astral place, the so-called «Valley of the Suicides», where like-minded spirits of suicides are localized.
Revised:  Hearing the voices of a crowd he compulsively joins to, all of them are forcefully brought to an inhospitable, dark and horrendous low astral place, the so-called «Valley of the Suicides», where like-minded spirits of suicides are localized.
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