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Evolution of terror

by Julie Goodman, Fall 2004 IRP Fellow
Reprinted with permission of The Clarion-Ledger, Jackson, MS

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A man sells spices and other good in a Tyre marketplace.

 

Banana groves line the road between Beirut and Lebanon's southern cities, including Tyre.

 

Louay Charafeddine, Imam Musa Sadr's nephew, shows some of the books on the cleric's teachings on display at an Arab book fair in Beirut.

 

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