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 2. 2005 amman bombings
3. 2012 burgas bus bombing
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7. 2015 san bernardino attack
8. 2001 indian parliament attack
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14. 2002 bali bombings
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20. 1970 munich bus attack
 21. 2022 chornobaivka attacks
22. september 11 attacks
23. 2015 bamako hotel attack
24. 2009 jakarta bombings
25. 2005 delhi bombings
26. singapore embassies attack plot
27. 1993 world trade center bombing
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 31. khobar towers bombing
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33. 2020 vienna attack
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39. 2022 zhytomyr attacks
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