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Original:  Opponents of adultery laws regard them as painfully archaic, believing they represent sanctions reminiscent of nineteenth-century novels. They further object to the legislation of morality, especially a morality so steeped in religious doctrine. Support for the preservation of the adultery laws comes from religious groups and from political parties who feel quite independent of morality, that the government has reason to concern itself with the consensual sexual activity of its citizens … The crucial question is: when, if ever, is the government justified to interfere in consensual bedroom affairs?Weissler, Benjamin. "Government and the Bedroom ." July 13, 2012. Yale Undergraduate Law Review.
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Original:  There is a history of adultery laws being abused. In Somerset, England, a somewhat common practice was for husbands to encourage their wives to seduce another man, who they would then sue or blackmail, under laws (for examples see Criminal conversation) prohibiting men from having sex with women married to other men.Ley, David. "Kinky Cuckolding Fetish Goes Mainstream ". Psychology Today. 24 June 2010.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Historical context Historically, in most cultures, laws against adultery were enacted only to prevent women—and not men—from having sexual relations with anyone other than their spouses, with adultery being often defined as sexual intercourse between a married woman and a man other than her husband.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Historically, in most cultures, laws against adultery were enacted only to prevent women—and not men—from having sexual relations with anyone other than their spouses, with adultery being often defined as sexual intercourse between a married woman and a man other than her husband.
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Original:  A Joint Statement by the United Nations Working Group on discrimination against women in law and in practice in 2012, stated: The United Nations Working Group on discrimination against women in law and in practice is deeply concerned at the criminalization and penalization of adultery whose enforcement leads to discrimination and violence against women.
Revised:  The United Nations Working Group on discrimination against women in law and in practice is deeply concerned at the criminalization and penalization of adultery whose enforcement leads to discrimination and violence against women.
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Original:  A Joint Statement by the United Nations Working Group on discrimination against women in law and in practice in 2012, stated: The United Nations Working Group on discrimination against women in law and in practice is deeply concerned at the criminalization and penalization of adultery whose enforcement leads to discrimination and violence against women.
Revised:  A Joint Statement by the United Nations Working Group on discrimination against women in law and in practice in 2012, stated: 
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Original:  Concerns exist that the existence of "adultery" as a criminal offense (and even in family law) can affect the criminal justice process in cases of domestic assaults and killings, in particular by mitigating murder to manslaughter,With regard to the situation in the United States: "Moreover, setting to one side criminal prosecutions for adultery, there are numerous other ways in which the law deems adulterous conduct to be legally relevant. (...) Furthermore, a recognized "heat of passion" defense to a charge of murdering one’s spouse or paramour—which will typically reduce the crime to voluntary manslaughter—is either finding them in the act of adultery, recently being informed of their act of adultery, or in some jurisdictions, having reason to believe that they committed adultery." or otherwise proving for partial or complete defenses in case of violence. These concerns have been officially raised by the Council of Europe and the UN in recent years. The Council of Europe Recommendation Rec(2002)5 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on the protection of women against violence states that member states should: (...) "57. preclude adultery as an excuse for violence within the family". UN Women has also stated in regard to the defense of provocation and other similar defenses that "laws should clearly state that these defenses do not include or apply to crimes of 'honour', adultery, or domestic assault or murder."%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Use of limited resources of the criminal law enforcement An argument against the criminal status of adultery is that the resources of the law enforcement are limited, and that they should be used carefully;
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Use of limited resources of the criminal law enforcement An argument against the criminal status of adultery is that the resources of the law enforcement are limited, and that they should be used carefully;
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Original:  UN Women has also stated in regard to the defense of provocation and other similar defenses that "laws should clearly state that these defenses do not include or apply to crimes of 'honour', adultery, or domestic assault or murder."%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Use of limited resources of the criminal law enforcement An argument against the criminal status of adultery is that the resources of the law enforcement are limited, and that they should be used carefully;
Revised:  UN Women has also stated in regard to the defense of provocation and other similar defenses that "laws should clearly state that these defenses do not include or apply to crimes of 'honour', adultery, or domestic assault or murder."%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% An argument against the criminal status of adultery is that the resources of the law enforcement are limited, and that they should be used carefully;
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Original: The IRA fostered links with German intelligence (the Abwehr ) and Foreign Ministry, with men such as Francis Stuart travelling to Germany to talk, though these attempts were largely ineffectual due to a combination of Abwehr and Foreign Ministry incompetence and IRA weakness.
Revised: The IRA fostered links with German intelligence (the ) and Foreign Ministry, with men such as Francis Stuart travelling to Germany to talk, though these attempts were largely ineffectual due to a combination of Abwehr and Foreign Ministry incompetence and IRA weakness.
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Original: The IRA fostered links with German intelligence (the Abwehr ) and Foreign Ministry, with men such as Francis Stuart travelling to Germany to talk, though these attempts were largely ineffectual due to a combination of Abwehr and Foreign Ministry incompetence and IRA weakness.
Revised: The IRA fostered links with German intelligence (the Abwehr ) and Foreign Ministry, with men such as Francis Stuart travelling to Germany to talk, though these attempts were largely ineffectual due to a combination of and Foreign Ministry incompetence and IRA weakness.
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Original:  Germans also came to Ireland, the most notable of whom was Hermann Görtz, who was captured in possession of "Plan Kathleen" - an IRA plan that detailed a German-supported invasion of Northern Ireland.
Revised:  Germans also came to Ireland, the most notable of whom was Hermann Görtz, who was captured in possession of "Plan Kathleen" , an IRA plan that detailed a German-supported invasion of Northern Ireland.
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Original:  The activities of German agents in Ireland throughout the war years and their attempts to contact and court both Irish Republican Army and disaffected Irish Army personnel — many of these agents, if not all, were captured/exposed;
Revised:  The activities of German agents in Ireland throughout the war years and their attempts to contact and court both Irish Republican Army and disaffected Irish Army personnel . Many of these agents, if not all, were captured/exposed;
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Original:  Jones, Michael Owen: "Photocopylore at work: aesthetics, collective creativity and the social construction of organizations", in Culture and Organization, vol. 3, no. 2 (July , 1997) Michael, Nancy.
Revised:  Jones, Michael Owen: "Photocopylore at work: aesthetics, collective creativity and the social construction of organizations", in Culture and Organization, vol. 3, no. 2 (July 1997) Michael, Nancy.
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Original:  Preston, Michael J. "Traditional Humor from the Fax Machine: 'All of a Kind'", in Western Folklore, vol. 53, no. 2 ( Apr., 1994) "Xeroxlore", in American Folklore: An Encyclopedia, Jan Brunvand, editor in chief.
Revised:  Preston, Michael J. "Traditional Humor from the Fax Machine: 'All of a Kind'", in Western Folklore, vol. 53, no. 2 ( April 1994) "Xeroxlore", in American Folklore: An Encyclopedia, Jan Brunvand, editor in chief.
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Original:  ) Analysis Hofstadter, Douglas: Le Ton beau de Marot: In Praise of the Music of Language () — contains a linguistic discussion of the Blinkenlights text Emery, David: Trademark of the Beast, byline June 10, 1998, accessed Nov, 9, 2007—The Procter & Gamble logo hoax Bunch, Michael: "Technology Aided Spread of Terrifying Hoax", San Diego Union-Tribune, Oct. 4, 1993—"Lights Out" gang initiation legend spreads by fax and copier.
Revised:  ) Analysis Emery, David: Trademark of the Beast, byline June 10, 1998, accessed Nov, 9, 2007—The Procter & Gamble logo hoax Bunch, Michael: "Technology Aided Spread of Terrifying Hoax", San Diego Union-Tribune, Oct. 4, 1993—"Lights Out" gang initiation legend spreads by fax and copier.
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Original:   Legal Chalifoux v. New Caney Independent School District, 976 F.Supp. 659 (S.D. Tex. 1997)—School board rule forbidding wearing of the rosary as a necklace, claimed to be a "gang symbol", struck down by court.
Revised:  Hofstadter, Douglas: Le Ton beau de Marot: In Praise of the Music of Language ()—contains a linguistic discussion of the Blinkenlights text Legal Chalifoux v. New Caney Independent School District, 976 F.Supp. 659 (S.D. Tex. 1997)—School board rule forbidding wearing of the rosary as a necklace, claimed to be a "gang symbol", struck down by court.
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Original:  Roberts, Kesler T., Littrell, Elizabeth L., Weber, Gerald R.: Plaintiff's Memorandum of Law in Support of her Motion for Summary Judgment in Tillman v. Gwinnett County School District, (N.D. Ga., case no. 1:04-CV-01180-BBM). Apr. 9, 2005, accessed Nov. 9, 2007. — Brief filed on behalf of the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation for Georgia.
Revised:  Roberts, Kesler T., Littrell, Elizabeth L., Weber, Gerald R.: Plaintiff's Memorandum of Law in Support of her Motion for Summary Judgment in Tillman v. Gwinnett County School District, (N.D. Ga., case no. 1:04-CV-01180-BBM). Apr. 9, 2005, accessed Nov. 9, 2007. Brief filed on behalf of the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation for Georgia.
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Original:  Shows school administrators relying on anonymous printouts and rumors to condemn, among other things, University of North Carolina logos and clothing, and a patch reading España, as "gang symbols . "  External links Blue Star Acid at snopes.com.
Revised:  Shows school administrators relying on anonymous printouts and rumors to condemn, among other things, University of North Carolina logos and clothing, and a patch reading España, as "gang symbols " External links Blue Star Acid at snopes.com.
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Original:  Shows school administrators relying on anonymous printouts and rumors to condemn, among other things, University of North Carolina logos and clothing, and a patch reading España, as "gang symbols . "  External links Blue Star Acid at snopes.com.
Revised:  Shows school administrators relying on anonymous printouts and rumors to condemn, among other things, University of North Carolina logos and clothing, and a patch reading España, as "gang symbols . " . External links Blue Star Acid at snopes.com.
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Original:   Mississippi high school bars student's Star of David  (Jewish News Weekly, August 29, 1999) Archive of viral documents at textfiles.com Category:  Folklore Category:Jokes Category: Urban legends Category:Spamming Category
Revised:  " Mississippi high school bars student's Star of David (Jewish News Weekly, August 29, 1999) Archive of viral documents at textfiles.com Category: Folklore Category:Jokes Category: Urban legends Category:Spamming Category
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Original:   Mississippi high school bars student's Star of David  (Jewish News Weekly, August 29, 1999) Archive of viral documents at textfiles.com Category:  Folklore Category:Jokes Category: Urban legends Category:Spamming Category
Revised:  Mississippi high school bars student's Star of David " (Jewish News Weekly, August 29, 1999) Archive of viral documents at textfiles.com Category: Folklore Category:Jokes Category: Urban legends Category:Spamming Category
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Original:   Mississippi high school bars student's Star of David  (Jewish News Weekly, August 29, 1999) Archive of viral documents at textfiles.com Category:  Folklore Category:Jokes Category: Urban legends Category:Spamming Category
Revised:  Mississippi high school bars student's Star of David (Jewish News Weekly, August 29, 1999) "rchive of viral documents at textfiles.com Category: Folklore Category:Jokes Category: Urban legends Category:Spamming Category
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Original:   Mississippi high school bars student's Star of David  (Jewish News Weekly, August 29, 1999) Archive of viral documents at textfiles.com Category:  Folklore Category:Jokes Category: Urban legends Category:Spamming Category
Revised:  Mississippi high school bars student's Star of David (Jewish News Weekly, August 29, 1999) Archive of viral documents at textfiles.com Category: Fax Category: Folklore Category:Jokes Category: Urban legends Category:Spamming Category
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Original:   Mississippi high school bars student's Star of David  (Jewish News Weekly, August 29, 1999) Archive of viral documents at textfiles.com Category:  Folklore Category:Jokes Category: Urban legends Category:Spamming Category
Revised:  Mississippi high school bars student's Star of David (Jewish News Weekly, August 29, 1999) Archive of viral documents at textfiles.com Category: Folklore Category:Jokes Category: Spamming Category:Urban legend
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Original:  ) — collecting examples, inc. "Blue Star Acid" Dundes, Alan and Pagter, Carl R.: Work Hard and You Shall Be Rewarded: Urban Folklore from the Paperwork Empire.
Revised:  ) collecting examples, inc. "Blue Star Acid" Dundes, Alan and Pagter, Carl R.: Work Hard and You Shall Be Rewarded: Urban Folklore from the Paperwork Empire.
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Original:  ) Analysis Emery, David: Trademark of the Beast, byline June 10, 1998, accessed Nov, 9, 2007—The Procter & Gamble logo hoax Bunch, Michael: "Technology Aided Spread of Terrifying Hoax", San Diego Union-Tribune, Oct. 4, 1993 — "Lights Out" gang initiation legend spreads by fax and copier.
Revised:  ) Analysis Emery, David: Trademark of the Beast, byline June 10, 1998, accessed Nov, 9, 2007The Procter & Gamble logo hoax Bunch, Michael: "Technology Aided Spread of Terrifying Hoax", San Diego Union-Tribune, Oct. 4, 1993 — "Lights Out" gang initiation legend spreads by fax and copier.
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Original:  ) Analysis Emery, David: Trademark of the Beast, byline June 10, 1998, accessed Nov, 9, 2007—The Procter & Gamble logo hoax Bunch, Michael: "Technology Aided Spread of Terrifying Hoax", San Diego Union-Tribune, Oct. 4, 1993 — "Lights Out" gang initiation legend spreads by fax and copier.
Revised:  ) Analysis Emery, David: Trademark of the Beast, byline June 10, 1998, accessed Nov, 9, 2007—The Procter & Gamble logo hoax Bunch, Michael: "Technology Aided Spread of Terrifying Hoax", San Diego Union-Tribune, Oct. 4, 1993 "Lights Out" gang initiation legend spreads by fax and copier.
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Original:  Hofstadter, Douglas: Le Ton beau de Marot: In Praise of the Music of Language () — contains a linguistic discussion of the Blinkenlights text Legal Chalifoux v. New Caney Independent School District, 976 F.Supp. 659 (S.D. Tex. 1997) — School board rule forbidding wearing of the rosary as a necklace, claimed to be a "gang symbol", struck down by court.
Revised:  Hofstadter, Douglas: Le Ton beau de Marot: In Praise of the Music of Language () contains a linguistic discussion of the Blinkenlights text Legal Chalifoux v. New Caney Independent School District, 976 F.Supp. 659 (S.D. Tex. 1997) — School board rule forbidding wearing of the rosary as a necklace, claimed to be a "gang symbol", struck down by court.
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Original:  Hofstadter, Douglas: Le Ton beau de Marot: In Praise of the Music of Language () — contains a linguistic discussion of the Blinkenlights text Legal Chalifoux v. New Caney Independent School District, 976 F.Supp. 659 (S.D. Tex. 1997) — School board rule forbidding wearing of the rosary as a necklace, claimed to be a "gang symbol", struck down by court.
Revised:  Hofstadter, Douglas: Le Ton beau de Marot: In Praise of the Music of Language () — contains a linguistic discussion of the Blinkenlights text Legal Chalifoux v. New Caney Independent School District, 976 F.Supp. 659 (S.D. Tex. 1997) School board rule forbidding wearing of the rosary as a necklace, claimed to be a "gang symbol", struck down by court.
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Original:  Jeglin v. San Jacinto Unified School District, 827 F.Supp. 1459 (C.D. Cal. 1993) — School board dress code forbidding the wearing of sports logos, claimed to be "gang symbols", partially struck down by court.
Revised:  Jeglin v. San Jacinto Unified School District, 827 F.Supp. 1459 (C.D. Cal. 1993) School board dress code forbidding the wearing of sports logos, claimed to be "gang symbols", partially struck down by court.
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Original: Dante's Inferno Illustrations to Dante's Divine Comedy, object 72 Butlin 812-69 recto Lucifer  Dante Alighieri's Inferno 's portrayal of the devil reflects early Christian Neo-Platonic thought.
Revised: Dante's Inferno Illustrations to Dante's Divine Comedy, object 72 Butlin 812-69 recto Lucifer The portrayal of the devil in Dante Alighieri's Inferno 's portrayal of the devil reflects early Christian Neo-Platonic thought.
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Original: Dante's Inferno Illustrations to Dante's Divine Comedy, object 72 Butlin 812-69 recto Lucifer  Dante Alighieri's Inferno 's portrayal of the devil reflects early Christian Neo-Platonic thought.
Revised: Dante's Inferno Illustrations to Dante's Divine Comedy, object 72 Butlin 812-69 recto Lucifer Dante Alighieri's Inferno reflects early Christian Neo-Platonic thought.
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Original:  Almost motionless, rather pathetic, foolish and repulsive, than terrifying, the devil represents evil,Zhc Open Court a monthly magazine Devoted to the Science of Religion, the religion of Science, and the Extension of the religious parlament Idea Founded by Edward C. Hegeler VOL. XXXV (No. 9) SEPTEMBER, 1921 NO. 784 p. 514 in the sense of lacking substance.
Revised:  Almost motionless, more pathetic, foolish and repulsive, than terrifying, the devil represents evil,Zhc Open Court a monthly magazine Devoted to the Science of Religion, the religion of Science, and the Extension of the religious parlament Idea Founded by Edward C. Hegeler VOL. XXXV (No. 9) SEPTEMBER, 1921 NO. 784 p. 514 in the sense of lacking substance.
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Original:  Almost motionless, rather pathetic, foolish and repulsive, than terrifying, the devil represents evil,Zhc Open Court a monthly magazine Devoted to the Science of Religion, the religion of Science, and the Extension of the religious parlament Idea Founded by Edward C. Hegeler VOL. XXXV (No. 9) SEPTEMBER, 1921 NO. 784 p. 514 in the sense of lacking substance.
Revised:  Almost motionless, rather pathetic, foolish , and repulsive than terrifying, the devil represents evil,Zhc Open Court a monthly magazine Devoted to the Science of Religion, the religion of Science, and the Extension of the religious parlament Idea Founded by Edward C. Hegeler VOL. XXXV (No. 9) SEPTEMBER, 1921 NO. 784 p. 514 in the sense of lacking substance.
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Original:  Almost motionless, rather pathetic, foolish and repulsive, than terrifying, the devil represents evil,Zhc Open Court a monthly magazine Devoted to the Science of Religion, the religion of Science, and the Extension of the religious parlament Idea Founded by Edward C. Hegeler VOL. XXXV (No. 9) SEPTEMBER, 1921 NO. 784 p. 514 in the sense of lacking substance.
Revised:  Almost motionless, rather pathetic, foolish and repulsive, than terrifying, the devil represents evilZhc Open Court a monthly magazine Devoted to the Science of Religion, the religion of Science, and the Extension of the religious parlament Idea Founded by Edward C. Hegeler VOL. XXXV (No. 9) SEPTEMBER, 1921 NO. 784 p. 514 in the sense of lacking substance.
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Original:  Since the Turkic word for flight ( utch ) combined with the verbal suffix maq means take flight, from the eleventh century onwards, this word served to designate this particular region of the afterlife.
Revised:  Since the Turkic word for flight ( uç ) combined with the verbal suffix maq means take flight, from the eleventh century onwards, this word served to designate this particular region of the afterlife.
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Original:  Since the Turkic word for flight ( utch ) combined with the verbal suffix maq means take flight, from the eleventh century onwards, this word served to designate this particular region of the afterlife.
Revised:  Since the Turkic word for flight ( utch ) combined with the infinitive verbal suffix -mak means to take flight, from the eleventh century onwards, this word served to designate this particular region of the afterlife.
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Original: Alleged operations   According to the Middle East Eye source, the five members of the Tiger Squad selected by Mohammad bin Salman allegedly spearheaded the 15-member death squad responsible for murdering and dismembering Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
Revised: Alleged operations Claims of particular operations include: 2 October 2018 – Jamal Khashoggi 2018 – Sheikh Suleiman bin Abdul Rahman al-Thuniyan 2018 – Omar Abdulaziz (attempt started) 2018 – Saad bin Khalid Al Jabry (attempted) According to the Middle East Eye source, the five members of the Tiger Squad selected by Mohammad bin Salman allegedly spearheaded the 15-member death squad responsible for murdering and dismembering Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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Original: Alleged operations   According to the Middle East Eye source, the five members of the Tiger Squad selected by Mohammad bin Salman allegedly spearheaded the 15-member death squad responsible for murdering and dismembering Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
Revised: Alleged operations Jamal Kashoggi According to the Middle East Eye source, the five members of the Tiger Squad selected by Mohammad bin Salman allegedly spearheaded the 15-member death squad responsible for murdering and dismembering Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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Original:   The Tiger Squad also reportedly killed Suleiman Abdul Rahman al-Thuniyan, a Saudi court judge who was murdered by injection of deadly virus into his body when he had visited a hospital for a regular health checkup.
Revised:  Al-Thuniyan The Tiger Squad also reportedly killed Suleiman Abdul Rahman al-Thuniyan, a Saudi court judge who was murdered by injection of deadly virus into his body when he had visited a hospital for a regular health checkup.
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