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1. september 11 attacks
 2. november 2015 paris attacks
3. 7 july 2005 london bombings
4. 2011 mumbai bombings
5. 1993 bombay bombings
6. 2014 peshawar school massacre
7. 2001 indian parliament attack
8. 2016 pathankot attack
9. 2016 brussels bombings
10. 13 september 2008 delhi bombings
 11. 2008 ahmedabad bombings
12. 2005 bali bombings
13. 2016 uri attack
14. 2003 istanbul bombings
15. 2005 delhi bombings
16. 2007 samjhauta express bombings
17. 2015 san bernardino attack
18. 2005 sharm el sheikh bombings
19. russian apartment bombings
20. 2012 benghazi attack
 21. 1993 world trade center bombing
22. 2006 malegaon bombings
23. 2008 indo-pakistani standoff
24. 2017 tehran attacks
25. akshardham temple attack
26. 2012 nuevo laredo massacres
27. 1980 moradabad riots
28. d.c. sniper attacks
29. operation zarb-e-azb
30. hamburg cell
 31. munich massacre
32. khobar towers bombing
33. islamabad marriott hotel bombing
34. rizal day bombings
35. batla house encounter case
36. noakhali riots
37. 2006 mumbai train bombings
38. 2001 anthrax attacks
39. shijiazhuang bombings
40. moscow theater hostage crisis

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