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Revenge for Bin Laden killing: How worried should Americans be?

Official threat level is unchanged, but security is tight at airports, subways, and other gathering spots, in wake of Bin Laden killing. 'Revenge is very important' to jihadists, warns one expert.
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Recent attacks in Indonesia and Saudi Arabia have left some wondering whether attempts to turn militants away from terrorism have failed.

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Topic: Tawfik Hamid

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Revenge for Bin Laden killing: How worried should Americans be?

How effective are terrorist rehabilitation programs?

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Global News Blog Gerard Depardieu goes to Chechnya to film next movie

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