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In closed-door testimony to the congressional intelligence committees two days after the attack, Petraeus had described terrorist involvement, including by groups associated with al-Qaida.

Half of all Americans killed by international terrorists since 1980 have been murdered by groups associated with Mr. Mughniyah and Mr. bin Laden.

The congress is to address the changed circumstances of MST, which was formed in 1984 by groups associated with the Liberation Theology movement of the Catholic church.

The cattle-herding groups of the Ténéré region of Niger are believed to have been either ancestral Berbers or ancestral Zaghawa; sheep and goats were apparently introduced by groups associated with the Capsian culture of northeastern Africa.

Mr. Peres said he believed that the Palestinians wanted a cease-fire as the means to a political solution, and were "ready to begin" by dismantling violent groups associated with the Palestinian Authority.

In a report he issued in October 1965, Mr. Flowers said that dynamite had become the Klan's chief instrument of terror in Alabama; that 40 of the 45 bombings in Birmingham since 1961 were "believed to have been carried out by individuals or groups associated with the Klan," and that the governor had done nothing to curb the Klan.

Sixty-two percent of funds raised by two conservative groups associated with former Bush adviser Karl Rove have come from mystery donors, a statistic that shows the increasingly important role being played by nonprofits in a post-Citizens United political world.

The international news organisations signing this letter are committed to providing the world with fair and in-depth coverage of the war, the activities of rebel-aligned forces, and the suffering of civilians within Stria without fear that they will be victims of kidnappings by criminal gangs or groups associated with rebels.

The study began by identifying the psychological groups associated with a fear of immigration or foreigners: right-wing authoritarianism, social dominance orientation (the conviction that your group needs to fight for prominence in the world) and collective narcissism (belief in the unrivalled greatness of your country).

The White House said Monday it would not impose a new round of sanctions ordered by Congress on individuals and groups associated with the Kremlin over election-meddling, claiming existing legislation was acting as an effective deterrent.

Human Rights Watch reported that many of the people arrested by militias, brigades and other security groups associated with the transitional government were sub-Saharan Africans or dark-skinned Libyans.