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Spanish Prisons Provide Pool of Recruits for Radical Islam

Islamic militants in Spain have found that possible recruits have been collected into one pool, the Spanish prison system.
New York Times - October 30, 2004
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CNN	Battle in the heartland
	President Bush and Sen. John Kerry are wooing crucial voters in battleground states Saturday as each candidate says he is the best to lead the nation in the war on terror. Bush did not mention a videotaped message purported to be from al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. Kerry told his audience that all... CNN - October 30, 2004

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