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 2. nairobi dusitd2 complex attack
3. 2016 brussels bombings
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8. 2022 peshawar mosque attack
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 21. khobar towers bombing
22. 2012 benghazi attack
23. 2017 finsbury park attack
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37. 1993 world trade center bombing
38. 14 october 2017 mogadishu bombings
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