Kelly replied by quoting Milan Kundera's statement that an attempt to make nationalism a part of literature is "small-scale terrorism" – "removing it", he said, "from the literary grand narrative and making it something specific, and quiet, and small".
During the military dictatorship of 1967 to 1974, Varoufakis's uncle, a libertarian, was imprisoned for participating in small-scale terrorism.
Interior Minister Giuseppe Pisanu, addressing the Senate on Wednesday, said the recent bombing had meant to be fatal and "drastically raises the danger which, in the last year and a half, had showed itself as small-scale terrorism".
This is the claim of Tauqeer, a terrorist in Karan Mahajan's second novel, The Association of Small Bombs, and it furnishes his darkly incisive book with a timely subject: the worlds created and destroyed by small-scale terrorism.
A nation's possessiveness toward its artists works as a small-context terrorism that reduces the entire meaning of a work to the role it plays in its homeland.
They cite a series of AP reports about a small counter-terrorism unit within the investigations department, known as the Demographics Unit, later the Zone Assessment Unit, dedicated to infiltrating Muslims in Greater New York.
Ideally the US would have wanted the agreement signed some months ago, to make proper planning as they draw down from almost 50,000 troops to around 10,000, and reconfigure the force as a training and advisory mission, with a small counter-terrorism element.
Among these is the small matter of terrorism risk, especially in America.
The data above probably say more about the small effect of terrorism than it does about the large effect of gun violence.
It would not be difficult to rig a drone with a weapon or small bomb, so terrorism needs to be guarded against.
