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A surge of attacks targeting Muslims and other minorities appeared to follow his victory.
Hurriya lies in an area of western Baghdad where there has been a surge of attacks on Sunnis living in Shiite-majority areas, and vice versa.
Joint operations were halted two weeks ago after a surge of attacks on the Nato-led International Security Assistance Force (Isaf) by its Afghan allies.
The raids followed a surge of attacks by rebels of the Marxist New People's Army elsewhere in the country, where they killed 18 troopers.
The bombings were the latest in a surge of attacks in Iraq this summer — before, during and after Ramadan — that have brought monthly death tolls to levels not seen in nearly five years, according to United Nations figures.
In June, the P.K.K. ended a 14-month cease-fire, prompting a surge of attacks on the Turkish armed forces and undermining a recent attempt at outreach to the Kurds.
Perhaps that stunning, unrepeatable semi-final victory has also raised the vague prospect of another Maracanaço on Sunday evening – this one Euro-flavoured: a Maracan-alemaço perhaps – as like Brazil in 1950 Germany have come scooting through at the last on a surge of attacking success.
During this time, Iran becomes a common attacker for the U.S. and Saudi Arabia and a surge of international attacks by Saudi citizens begins: Saudis participate in attacks in Egypt, Jordan, the Philippines, Kenya and Tanzania, Pakistan, Uruguay, Albania, and Cambodia.
Her latest movie, Suffragette, is a weighty film about the women's rights movement in which she plays an exhausted mother and factory worker who helps to lead a surge of violent attacks on the government.
In the past month alone, there has been a surge of scattered attacks in remote regions, especially the northwestern provinces of Ghowr, Faryab and now Sar-e Pol, as well as in the south and east.
But Mr. Sharon suggested that Mr. Arafat might not be allowed to return to the territories if there was a surge of terrorist attacks while he was gone or if he incited violence at the Arab League meeting.
