question archive 1) The Chinese government outlawed the spiritual movement known as Falun Gong in 1999 because it was becoming too powerful
1) The Chinese government outlawed the spiritual movement known as Falun Gong in 1999 because it was becoming too powerful
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1) The Chinese government outlawed the spiritual movement known as Falun Gong in 1999 because it was becoming too powerful. - The Chinese government outlawed the spiritual movement known as Falun Gong in 1999, which was because of the movement's growing power. - The Chinese government outlawed the spiritual movement known as Falun Gong in 1999 because the movement was becoming too powerful. - No change2. Falun Gong members have staged a series of peaceful protests in China, but they have not overcome official resistance. - Falun Gong members have staged a series of peaceful protests in China, but these protests have not overcome official resistance. - Falun Gong members have staged a series of peaceful protests in China, but this has not overcome official resistance. - No change3. The movement was founded in 1992 by Li Hongzhi, and its philosophy is drawn from Taoism and Buddhism. - The movement was founded in 1992 by Li Hongzhi, which has a philosophy drawn from Taoism and Buddhism. - The movement was founded in 1992 by Li Hongzhi, and the philosophy is drawn from Taoism and Buddhism. - No change4. Falun Gong's followers see it as a religious movement. - Falun Gong's followers see Falun Gong as a religious movement. - The followers of Falun Gong see it as a religious movement. - No change5. It has been argued by Sima Nan, a Chinese skeptic, that Falun Gong is a cult. - Sima Nan, a Chinese skeptic, has argued that Falun Gong is a cult. - Sima Nan, a Chinese skeptic, has argued that it seems that Falun Gong is a cult. - No change6. Charles Wu, a professor who has studied the teachings of Li Hongzhi, says that he encourages his followers to worship him. - Li Hongzhi encourages followers to worship him, according to Charles Wu, a professor who has studied the Falun Gong. - Charles Wu, a professor who has studied the teachings of Li Hongzhi, says that Li encourages his followers to worship him.- No change7. Falun Gong is related to the traditional practice of gigong, which combines meditation and martial arts. - Falun Gong is related to the traditional practice of gigong; it combines meditation and martial arts. - Gigong's combination of meditation and martial arts shows that Falun Gong is related to it. - No change8. China has taken a hard line against those who practice Falun Gong in public, which has helped to earn international sympathy for the group's members. - China has taken a hard line against those who practice Falun Gong in public, and this official hostility has helped to earn international sympathy for the group's members. - China has taken a hard line against those who practice Falun Gong in public, and this has helped to earn international sympathy for the group's members. - No change9. Dozens of Falun Gong members have been arrested by Chinese officials, and several of them have died in custody. - Dozens of Falun Gong members have been arrested by Chinese officials, and several of the group's members have died in custody. - Dozens of Falun Gong members have been arrested by Chinese officials, and several have died in custody. - No change10. In recent reports from China, it said that a Falun Gong member had been convicted of the crime of talking with foreigners about China's crackdown on the group. - In recent reports from China, they said that a Falun Gong member had been convicted of the crime of talking with foreigners about China's crackdown on the group. - Recent reports from China said that a Falun Gong member had been convicted of the crime of talking with foreigners about China's crackdown on the group. - No change
