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    June 30, 2014
    Concerns about Islamic Extremism on the Rise in Middle East

    Levels of Support for Suicide Bombing over Time

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    Concerns about Islamic Extremism on the Rise in Middle East
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    Increasing Concerns about Extremism in Middle East
    Muslim Views on Suicide Bombing
    Views of Hamas
    Palestinian Opinion of Hamas Declines
    Unfavorable Views of Hezbollah on the Rise in Middle East; Steady in Lebanon
    Views of Hezbollah
    Pakistanis See Taliban in Unfavorable Light
    Nigerian Views of Boko Haram
    Negative Opinions of al Qaeda Prevail
    High Levels of Concern about Islamic Extremism in Most Countries
    Levels of Support for Suicide Bombing over Time
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