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ISIS Playing The Stock Market? Islamic State Group Making Up to $25M Monthly On Financial Markets
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While no group claimed responsibility for the attack, both the United States and Libyan government forces have launched airstrikes on jihadi targets in recent months.
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The promise of a better financial future appeared to be among the most important factors determining the decisions of voters at the polls in Tehran.
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Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia announced a daily arrival restriction of 580 refugees Friday, sparking protests.
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