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By STEVE B
SUN Write
The assassination of /ptian
left a potentially explosive situati
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Studies professor Peter Sederberj
''Considerable potential existj
terroristic activity," Sederberg ?
numbers ? I mean in the thousai
extreme Muslim fundamental
alienation from the modern, sec
regime."
I'he problem is undoubtedly
government will admit, but
another Iran. Sederberg said.
THE REGIME hasn't alien
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alienation of groups.
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as showing that ties exist betwee
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that there might exist similar op
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Even if one does not assume
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jssible. "One can argue for th<
Palestine Liberation Organizatio
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'THEY MAY feel they now hav
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"Either way, they will probat
iscontent (in Egypt). And, of
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Sederberg downplayed the pi
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lational character of the movem<
"Also, terror is only a tactic,
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