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• 2004 Madrid bombings
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• 2004 Madrid bombings/Definition
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• 2004 Madrid bombings/Related Articles
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• Goma-2 ECO/Definition
  ...ufactured blasting gelatin, intended for mining but probably used in the [[2004 Madrid bombings]]
  146 bytes (17 words) - 21:22, 25 April 2010
• Self-radicalization/Related Articles
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• Fernando Reinares/Related Articles
  {{r|2004 Madrid bombings}}
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• Fernando Reinares
  ...n Antiterrorist Policy to the Spanish Minister of Interior following the [[2004 Madrid bombings]], engaged in adapting national security structures to the challenges of in Most of the participants in the [[2004 Madrid bombings]] were first thought to involve [[self-radicalization]], but, according to
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• Self-radicalization
  Most of the participants in the [[2004 Madrid bombings]] were first thought to involve self-radicalization, but it now appears tha
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• Chemical terrorism
  those achieved with ordinary explosives in the attacks on the [[2004 Madrid bombings|2004 Madrid]] and
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• David Kilcullen
  ...on]]</ref> or "franchise" terrorists, such as those that carried out the [[2004 Madrid bombings]], are largely autonomous. The return of [[piracy|pirates]] mixes old and n
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• Terrorism
  {{seealso|2004 Madrid bombings}}
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• Al-Qaeda
  ...t who follow its ideology. They may carry out sophisticated attacks; the [[2004 Madrid bombings]] appear to have carried out such a group.
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