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Opportunities focused on the global market and potential offshoot livelihoods.
Washington considers al-Qaida's Yemen branch to be the most dangerous offshoot of the global terror network and has repeatedly targeted it with drone strikes.
TEDxTheWoodlands, an offshoot of the global think-tank conference TED, was organized as a result.
As it rapidly evolved from an al Qaeda offshoot into a notorious global menace, it wasn't always clear what to call the insurgency.
Many of their offshoots are joint ventures with global firms.
Under the severe repression of the Nasser years the movement splintered, fostering radical offshoots that helped seed the global jihadism of al-Qaeda.
Or maybe other offshoots around the world.
An offshoot of a Tel Aviv shop, Crisp brings global fusion to the falafel with popular if varying results.
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