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From his base in Vienna, Freud sprouted offshoots across Europe.

The community she organized was unusual when it started 38 years ago, and now, even with offshoots across the country, it's still a rarity.

Women wooing women's votes is an increasingly common tactic: Women for Independence now has grassroots offshoots across Scotland; and Better Together has set up a women's subsidiary.

Incitement against Israel and "world Jewry" was a mainstay of the content, alongside support for Hamas and other Brotherhood offshoots across the region.

He may also have siphoned arms to al-Qaida's Yemeni offshoot across the Gulf of Aden.

Bouley has recently sprouted a much smaller, much less daunting offshoot, across the street and one flight up.

Qaeda's Pakistan-based leadership, even as al-Qaeda offshoots have spread across the Middle East and Africa.

How the Archbishops must dream of a "reset button" to return the Anglican fold to days of past glory when the Church of England was the spiritual arm of an Empire planting offshoots of charming eccentricity across the globe.

Occupy Chicago is working with other Occupy Wall Street offshoots to bus protestors from across the country to Chicago to make political statements to visiting dignitaries, according to ABC.

"Fundamentalists look at Iraq as a major theater of operations," said Barham Saleh, the prime minister of the eastern portion of Kurdistan, where members of the extremist Islamic organization Ansar al-Islam, long believed to be a Qaeda offshoot, are sneaking across the border to join the fight against American forces.

The jihadists use the vast expanse of the Sahara to train recruits from across the region.Other al-Qaeda offshoots have emerged, for instance, in Yemen and Lebanon.