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    July 15, 2015
    Extremism Concerns Growing in West and Predominantly Muslim Countries

    Concern about ISIS Tracks with Concern about Extremism

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    Concern about Islamic Extremism Rising in Many Western and Muslim Countries
    Concern about Extremism Rising in West, but Falling in Russia
    In U.S., Republicans More Concerned about Extremism
    Concern about Extremism Rising in Middle East and Asia
    Western Nations More Worried about Extremism than Countries with Significant Muslim Populations
    Age, Gender and Ideological Divides in Concern about Extremism
    Concern about ISIS Tracks with Concern about Extremism
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