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Meanings of al-Qaeda in English
Islamic militant organization.
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Usage of al-Qaeda in English
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But he said the United States can fight Iraq and al-Qaeda simultaneously.
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A Sunni extremist group, the al-Qaeda-affiliated Islamic State of Iraq, was blamed.
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In short, every problem the Taliban had could be traced to al-Qaeda.
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It meant that now the al-Qaeda desire was to provoke sectarian violence.
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Yet these agents of al-Qaeda and Iran are not confined to Iraq.
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If al-Qaeda carried out this act would Mr Sargent still support it?
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Many already have, among them several offshoots of the rival al-Qaeda network.
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They meant to target an al-Qaeda hideout, a security official told Reuters.
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The PTI is supported by controversial groups, including one linked to al-Qaeda.
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We believe that the village elders have been harboring an al-Qaeda asset.
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It's interesting about the al-Qaeda jihadist and his last message to you.
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Yemen's army has also been battling militants associated with an al-Qaeda affiliate.
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Mr Saleh has warned that without him, al-Qaeda would thrive in Yemen.
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US commanders claim up to 500 al-Qaeda fighters were holed up there.
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The Bush administration accused it of propaganda and even links with al-Qaeda.
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They were questioned about suspected connections with Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda network.