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- terror + -ise (Wiktionary)
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“In the 71-page tract, published in English translation on the internet, he repeatedly claims that fighting jihad, holy war, is obligatory for all Muslims and urges them to 'terrorise' non-believers.”
“Spanish author Javier Moro, who had accused the Congress of trying to '' terrorise '' book on Sonia Gandhi, the party on Friday dubbed him as ''a group was left out in the fight against ...”
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“Singhvi, who sent Moro a legal notice six months ago, hit back at the author who has accused the Congress of trying to "terrorise" Indian firms against publishing his book.”
“I would prefer to see the massive amounts of money used by the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society every year to "terrorise" Japanese whaling vessels put to less polarising methods.”
“In the 71-page tract, published in English translation on the internet, he repeatedly claims that fighting jihad, holy war, is obligatory for all Muslims and urges them to 'terrorise' non-believers”
“Bakri accused the Algerian government of sending ex-convicts to Sudan to "terrorise”
“Our government does not 'terrorise' its citizens, and neither can opponents of the government.”
“Spanish author Javier Moro, who had accused the Congress of trying to "terrorise" today dubbed him as "a perpetrator, ... photo: Press Information Dept. of Pakistan”
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“The offence of attempted murder is aggravated by the fact that it was long-planned, that it had multiple intended victims and was intended to terrorise the population of this country.”
“The RIAA may be able to terrorise people one-by-one, but imagine what would happen if victims — all of them — were properly able to defend themselves.”
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