| Marge tries her hand at deprogramming after her family is brainwashed by a religious cult. |
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| Or should I work on deprogramming myself from discomfort related to thoughts? |
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| So before they ship out, the Marines are undertaking what amounts to a massive deprogramming campaign for their own troops. |
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| It isn't a matter of informing the mind, but of deprogramming the body. |
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| Over and against cult stories were cult-buster ones, tales of parents kidnapping kids and turning them over for deprogramming. |
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| Since 2003 there have been no reported deprogramming cases involving members of Jehovah's Witnesses. |
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| The new manager has had a full week to continue the deprogramming of the players and hopefully some old dogs will be hip to some new tricks. |
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| The analysis of a cult expert who outlines the problem of deprogramming to Ruth's parents serves as an apt description of Campion's strategy in this opening section. |
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| In addition to Emil's deprogramming, or breaking down, there are two representative Germans, each of whom has consciously chosen national loyalties. |
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