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Charlie Hebdo Attack Spurs EU Anti-Terror Projects
To stem extremism, EU focuses on security and language programs with Arab partners
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Terror is not an act of courage or faith
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Je Suis Charlie: Stand Together in the Face of Violence
Terrorists yearn to divide free societies
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