`Ok, I looked through several different sources, and came up with the most densely referenced paragraph I've ever composed. Let me know if this satisfies:   :''Prior to the July suppression of the group, Chinese government estimates placed the number of Falun Gong practitioners as high as 60 to 70 million nationwide, rivaling membership in the Communist Party.Seth Faison, ``In Beijing: A Roar of Silent Protestors``, New York Times, April 27, 1999. | Quote: “Buddhist Law, led by a qigong master named Li Hongzhi, claims to have more than 100 million followers. Even if that is an exaggeration, the government's estimate of 70 million adherents represents a large group in a nation of 1.2 billion.”Joseph Kahn, ``Notoriety Now for Movement’s Leader``, New York Times, April 27, 1999. | Quote: “Despite that elusiveness, or maybe because of it, Li has become a guru of a movement that even by Chinese government estimates has more members than the Communist Party. Beijing puts the tally of followers in his mystical movement at 70 million. Its practitioners say they do not dispute those numbers. But they say they have no way of knowing for sure, in part because they have no central membership lists.”Renee Schoff, “Growing group poses a dilemma for China,” Associated Press, April 26, 1999. |Quote: It teaches morality and acceptance, just what the Beijing government likes to see. But, with more members than the Communist Party  at least 70 million, according to the State Sports Administration  Falun is also a formidable social network linked by mass loyalty to its founder, Li Hongzhi, a martial arts master who lives in New York.”“New York Times, “4 From Chinese Spiritual group Are Sentenced”, Nov 13, 1999. pg. A.5. | Quote: “Before the crackdown the government estimated membership at 70 million — which would make it larger than the Chinese Communist Party, with 61 million members.”Bay Fang, [http://www.usnews.com/usnews/news/articles/990222/archive_000322.htm An opiate of the masses?,” U.S. News and World Report, February 22, 1999. | Quote: “With an estimated 60 million followers, Master Li's flockwhich critics call a cultis the largest voluntary organization in China, larger even than the Communist Party. Chinese authorities are now trying to decide what to do about the group, known as Falun Gong” By the time of the suppression on July 22, 1999, most Chinese government numbers said the population of Falun Gong was between 2 and 3 million,James Tong, “Revenge of the Forbidden City: The suppression of the Falungong in China, 1999-2005.” Oxford University Press, 2009.|Quote: “By the time that the Falungong movement was suppressed in July 22, 1999, the regime claimed that it had 39 main stations, 1,900 guidance stations, 28,000 practice sites (liangongdian) nationwide,42 and 2 million practitioners (liangongzhe) inside China.“Zong Hairen, Zhu Rongji zai 1999 (Zhu Rongji in 1999) (Carle Place, N.Y.: Mirror Books, 2001). though some publications supported an estimate of 40 million. James Tong, “An Organizational Analysis of the Falun Gong: Structure, Communications, Financing,” The China Quarterly, volume 171 (September 2002). | Quote: “Official media gave a range of estimates for the number of falun gong adherents, from 2 million in the above report, to 40 million in Nanfang ribao, 18 March 1999, p. 11. The later, more authoritative figures are 2.1 to 2.3 million...”Cheris Shun-ching (2004). ``The Falun Gong in China: A Sociological Perspective``. The China Quarterly, 179 .|Quote: “The Chinese authorities estimated that China had at least 2 to 3 million FLG practitioners but the number could possibly be up to 40 million.” Most Falun Gong estimates in the same period estimated the total number of practitioners in China at 70-80 million.Tong (2002). | Quote: “There is also a range of falun gong estimates. The most common is 70–80 million domestic practitioners, and over 100 million world-wide”Scott Lowe, Chinese and InternationalContexts for the Rise of Falun Gong. Nova Religio 6 (2 April 2003). |Quote: Followers of the qigong-based new religious movement called Falun Gong claim to have 70 to 100 million practitioners in their movement worldwide.”David Palmer. “Qigong Fever: Body, Science and Utopia in China.” New York: Cambridge University Press, 2007. |Quote: In 1997 Li Hongzhi claimed to have 100 million followers, including 20 million regular practitioners.”  Other sources have estimated the Falun Gong population in China to have peaked between 10 and 60 million practitioners.Seth Faison, [http://www2.kenyon.edu/Depts/